Royerton High School - Panorama Yearbook (Royerton, IN)

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Willis Hunnicutt - SENIOR WM Muriel Williams - Although he's slow and We have f0l1r1d. Is One sometimes sad, His swell gal to have a- smile's so sweet he can- round. not be bad. Barbara Ray - Barbara throughout life will carry, The right to live, to love, and be merry. Jerry Branson - Of all the sports tha Jerry can play, He will still like baseball when h.e's old and grey. 16 Q. A n J Mansfield To Joan we contribute a lovely voice, To be in radio or movies, is her choice. .nmiiixliw Weldon Yoder - The class will part and the year will end, But Edward Fish - Here we have the clas- s's handsome Bud Fish, Fun with a car would be his last wish. Robert Tudor - School is school but Weldon will always re- fun is it, Robert's the main a friend. boy who's really a wit.

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MW SENIOR if c M I Bob Foltz - Bob is the boy who will succeed, He does is sort of tall, Although Dick Brown - With all the subjects Dick is taking, He's surely a professor in the making. Y ii? Jane Crusius -- Now here is a girl who is sort of tall, although she's listless she is liked by all. Joanne Wesley - lf it's singing, speak- mg or volley ball, Her skill and charm will top them all. Mary Clevenger - A life on skates would be just her dish, Espe- cially if it it included handsome Bud Fish. Cyrus Paul - To Indianapolis in a half hour or less, Is his ambition we must confess. Don Kennedy - Often called 'Frankie by the younger set, He would walk a mile,, a piano to get. Eugene Dougan - One of the many in the class of '48, We find him too busy to have time to wait.

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Walter Anderson - Andy is a blushing guy, We can't understand it, he isn't shy. Betty Robertson - Likes anything that's done, Because she's the kind that enjoys fun. SENIOR - M W Rosie Lane - To Rosie, life's a very lively thing, We wish her all the happiness that it will bring. John Harty - John is a boy that has always been fair, But we'll remember him most for his curly blonde hair. Jim Fyfe - Height and weight are unimportant things, It's what's in the heart that happiness brings. WE THE GRADUATES My 'George Irvin - George's friendship we all hold high, Mainly because he's one swell ZW- - Once again the curtain of time has fallen, and it is time for another class to graduate. This time it is our class. We take leave of dear old Royerton with a mixed feeling of joy and sorrow combined. During the last twelve years we have learned to work and play together. We shall cherish many beautiful memories of our stay here. To our parents and our teachers, we wish to express our sincere appreciation for your untiring efforts spent in our behalf. May we, now in tum, find our places in the conmmunity and start paying our debt by helping other boys and girls. To the students of Royerton, as we leave you, may we wish you the very best. We sincerely hope that your endeavors in school will prove to be as enjoyable and profitable as ours have been. We will be backing you to reach newer and higher planes of achievement. THE SENIORS