South High School - Southernaire Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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J tSKI'l11N K BLICH A RSK A Josephine on cloudless starlight treads, And gives beams of light which heaven sheds. Chester Breaky Give a man a book he can read. Though the room be poor indeed. Rose Bkezina Rose’s voice is like sweet ringing bells, Her eyes are like mysterious wells. Chester Bkokas Chester’s future plain I see. A very wealthy man he’ll be. Jane Budzarek There’s always a need of a loving heart and hand, To care for those who constant care demand. Robert Burke Of course you, will always be healthy, You’d rather be that than wealthy. Jean Boege S'he seems gifted with a tender heart, Yes, I believe she is fitted for any part. Jayne Borowik Surely she has chosen the better part, To reign at home, the queen of a man’s heart. Sylvester Brodowski In thy heart the dew of youth. On thy lips the smile of truth. Margaret Brixker Peg will write the perfect story, Tims covering herself with glory. Stanley Bukala .1 wink of his eye and a twist of his head Soon give you to know you’ve nothing to dread. Helen Canavan She’s light of love and purity of grace, Helen has love and kindness in her face. 24]

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Margaret Badarzykski The love of learning, the sequestered nooks, And all the sweet serenity of books. Steve Beilikski Steve likes to speculate And takes his fund in tempting fate. Lottie Rosiak Is she wise or foolish, young or oldt Does she drink her soup and her coffee cold? Warren Blazy Boxing—that’s the thing for you, But 1 wouldn’t try Dempsey if I were you. Dorothy Black She rose upon a wind of prophecy, Dilating on the future. Joe Borowy A plumber working overtime With charges huge and nerve sublime. Clara Barcikowski She’s a girl of charm and grace, Whose virtues are reflected in her face. Anna Barry . 1 nno will be a singer some day, And sob all her troubles in either way. Richard Blaze That smile like sunshine darts Into many sunless hearts. Norma Bentkowski Xorma is in this world of ours, Taking thorns and sticks from the flowers. Milton Boroush You’ll go to college and get a degree, And a wonderful orator you may be (t) Rita Blasczyx Sow Rita is like a candlelight; Lighting our way and helping our plight. [23

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Bertha Cervenka The nightingale's high note is heard In Bertha’s every whispered word. Leona Chojnackt She is pretty to walk with. And witty to talk with. Joseph Chm ielf.wski To you may ive make a toast To hare what you do want most. Anna Cosma .Inn's friendship is a tight caress, And some day will he a fair duchess. Kobert Cramer .1 friend in need. Is a friend indeed. Pearl Crouch Pearl is a beautiful song, She is weak against strong. Celia Chakvat 'rl hi is a pretty blooming flower, Xhr has you and me in her power. Edward Cendhowski 1 ou don’t want a horse—so you • an be a jockey, You just want some skates—to play hockey. Josephine Cook Josephine will run with glee, .1 great employment agency. Anthony Cornell© IIis eyes always twinkle, And his dimples are merry. Marjorie Cottle Heart on her lips, and soul within her eyes, It’s Marjorie, and sunny are her skies. Neil Dales As a driver you’re a wonder All the cops have got your number [25