Springville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Springville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

The 1959 Tiger Published by Seniors of Springville High School Springville, Alabama Dedication To Our Principal, Dr. Dotson, It is with gratitude and lasting memories in our hearts that we dedicate this annual to you, our prin- cipal, in recognition of the wonderful guidance you have given us in the past year. This is only a small token of our appreciation to you for your personal interest in us as individuals and for your never-failing enthusiasm in every phase of our school life. Truly your words will remain with us and will continue to be a source of encouragement throughout our lives. These are only simple words; yet we are only simple people who will forever be deeply grateful and indebted to you for the loving inspiration you have been to us. The 59 Seniors Principars Message To The Seniors. Commencement means to begin life's work. Get the best tools you can. But remember, di- plomas. degrees, and certificates are not an edu- cation; they are merely preparations. When you are through with the books, remember you are having a commencement, not an end-ment. Go out with your fine equipment from your commencement into the school of service and write your education in the only book that you ever can know - the book of your experience. You can make of yourself anything you want to be in life if you want it badly enough. For a full, useful life three things are nec- essary; Be something, know something, and do something. All three are essential, but the sec- ond and third are dependent on the first. You are safe on first; now score. Superintendent's Messag Seniors, To secure for yourself an education is prob- ably the greatest service you will be able to ren- der the society in which you must take your place. In the production of this annual you have accom- plished something that will be a source of pleas- ure to you for many years. Let this experience be to you an ever present reminder that nothing worth-while comes without work. The satisfaction that comes from useful, pro- ductive work is the basis for true happiness. May you find this happiness in the profession of your choice. MR. D. O. LANGSTON e Librarian MRS. MYRTLE TOLAND Go , Cars!!! DR. F. D. DOTSON MR. HENRY PATTON Picture Not Available MR. HAROLD BEASON Picture Not Available JOHNNY ALLISON Spanish Club, Treasurer; First Aid; Play Cast. JO ALICE BRADEN Press Club. President; Library Club. President; Spanish Club. President; Glee Club. Report- er; Dramatics; Beta Club; Cheerleader 58. 59; Play Cast; Editor School Paper; Elemen- tary Editor 59 Tiger. JAMES BRYSON Beta Club; Paper Staff; 4-H Club; Press Club; Dramatics; 1st Vice President Spanish Club. DORIS BRANHAM Beta Club; 4-H Club; Glee Club; Play Cast; Dramatic Club; Reporter, Spanish Club. MORGAN CANADY 4-H Club; Spanish Club; Foot- ball 1, 2. JANELLE BROWN Library Club; Student Coun- cil, Secretary; Feature Editor School Paper; Glee Club; 4-H Club, Secretary; Feature Edi- tor 59 Tiger; Spanish Club, Secretary; Beta Club, Treas- urer; Senior Superlative. JOHNNIE ELAM Senior Class, President; S Club, President; Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basket- ball B-l, A-l, 2, 3; Dramat- ics; Spanish Club; Senior Su- perlative. JANE PRICE CLEARY Dramatics; Glee Club; Ac- tivities Editor 59 Tiger; Play Cast; Snoop Editor School Pa- per; 4-H President; 3rd Vice President Spanish Club; Sen- ior Superlative. NEIL KING S Club; First Aid; 59 Tiger Staff; Baseball 1,2,3; Foot- ball 1,2. VIRGINIA JOHNSON Press Club, Secretary; Bible Club; 4-H Club; Beta Club; Senior Superlative. y JIMMY McCORKLE Beta Club; Student Council; Valedictorian; Senior Super- r lative. JL MARIE LEOPARD Editor 58 Tiger; Editor 59 Tiger; Snoop Editor School Paper; Library Club; Beta Club; Bible Club, President; Class Poet; Salutatorian; Sen- ior Superlative. PAUL EARL MARTIN Press Club; Annual Staff As- sistant; Business Manager Pa- per Staff. JEAN MARLOW Bible Club; 4-H Club, Song- leader; Press Club; Annual Staff Assistant; Play Cast; Senior Superlative. CHARLES MARTIN First Aid Club; 4-H Club; S” Club; Baseball 1, 2. PHYLLIS RIDDLE Dramatics; Vice President Li- brary Club; Beta Club, Vice President; Glee Club; Cheer- leader 58, 59; Paper Staff; Spanish Club; Snapshot Edi- tor 59 Tiger; Class Secretary; Senior Superlative; DAR Girl. STEVE MOORE S Club; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2; Spanish Club. GLENDA SMITH Senior Superlative; Glee Club; 4-H Club, Songleader; Cheer- leader 56,57. BILLY FRANK NEWTON S Club; First Aid Club; Spanish Club; 4-H Club, Sec- retary; Paper Staff; Senior Su- perlative; Football 1, 2; Base- ball 1. BRENDA STATON Bible Club; Glee Club; 4-H Club; Senior Superlative. MARK PEARSON Student Council, President; Play Cast; Beta Club; Dra- matics; S” Club; Football 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1; Vice President Senior Class; Business Manager 58 and 59 Tigers; Class Historian; Span- ish Club; Senior Superlative; Balfour Award Winner. JOE ROBERSON S Club; Football 1,2; Sports Editor Paper Staff; Spanish Club; Photo Club. BILLY VANN THOMPSON First Aid Club; S Club; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Senior Su- perlative. WAYNE TUCKER Senior Superlative; Basket- ball 1, 2; 4-H Club. ROBERT WANNING ER S Club; Senior Superlative; Basketball 1,2. CLAUDE WASHINGTON Play Cast; S Club; Spanish Club; Paper Staff; 4-H Club; Annual Staff Assistant; Dra- matic Club. St i l U, Th „ , SpmG 7LLr Post rald ty-three „ ■ ' Wav ,, gjg sS „ •� 10 „i« the � e ScW « � • °n’ It Witt £� culty;lBht oi Class Poem Class of '59 Grand ole Seniors, class of '59 They're traveling on and doing fine. First, the class comedian, Wayne’s the one. He's always jolly and packed with fun. Then there's Johnnie Elam, a fine athlete, A nicer guy you never could meet. Jimmy is smart and passes all the tests, He's a determined boy - on the road to success. Phyllis is sweet and her personality beams; Teaching little ones will fulfill her dreams. It's perfectly plain that Steve loves to feast, And of all his worries, Macbeth is the least. Johnny A. habitually sleeps in class; But in spite of this, he manages to pass. Jean is kind but always stands her ground And she still remains best-all-around. The friendly one is Robert, but lovesick, too; Ask a favor of him, and he'll do it for you. Neil's always thinking of mischievous tricks And he and English just don’t mix. Janelle is sweet and well-liked by all; Her ambition is to hear little ones squall. Tall, dark, and handsome describes him well; We think Billy Vann is just plain swell. Jane's a good forward, she shoots a mean shot, But that’s all over; she's about to tie the knot. Joe? In him there could possibly be no hate, Except when a Democracy Test makes him break a date. Next in the spotlight, Virginia stands shyly, And all in S.H.S. respect her highly. Brenda ever is friendly and helpful, too; Soon she'll be wearing something old, something new. Mark is studious and never breaks a rule, Believe me, he is absolutely nobody's fool. Nothing can interrupt Jo Alice's studies each day, Except maybe a certain boy occasionally passing her way. Billy Frank is dependable, slow, and cool. More like him are essential to our school. Very talented marks Glenda, maybe a future star But I think she wants Just Married written on Robert's car. Claude is a hard worker and is courteous to all, If ever you're in trouble, give him a call. Quietness portrays Doris; to any job she says yes, If she continues her willingness, she's bound for success. James Bryson is clever. He knows all the scores; For him life has opened some of the very best doors. Marie could go places, see people and things. But we'll wait and see what life eventually brings. Most anything you ask, Charles can do, He's very competent, and has a willing heart, too. To us Paul Earl is the real-gonest cat That's S.H.S. English, but please pardon that. Morgan works hard and loves to make A's, He proves he's a gentleman by his courteous ways. Then our Sponsor, Mr. Patton, he's a great guy, Without his help we would not have gotten by. Yes, that’s the lineup, our weaknesses and powers, May you also find happiness, just as we found ours. Marie Leopard Imagine This Cheerleaders looking like this? A solemn football team?? A barrel of fun?? WYNESS ENGLAND BRUCE CLEARY GLENDA GALBREATH JERRY DAILEY EMMA LEE HEYEN BEN FORMAN JEANETTE JOHNSON JOHNNY GLENN JOYCE KENDRICK JANICE LEOPARD BILLY LOGGINS GLENDA LOVELL LARRY MARLOW JUDY LOVELL BENNY MARTIN PATSY PEARSON LARRY PUCKETT CARRIE SMITH DON PEARSON EVANGLINE STATON JIMMY RICHERZHAGEN ANNE WALKER FRANK VANN PAT WASHINGTON Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Charles Armstrong Brenda Ash Linda Ash Paul Banks Ann Beason Kenneth Bryson Janice Burnette Teddy Burttram Wayne Burttram Felton Canady Jean Carden Walter Cash Robert Cozad Jesse Dailey Ronnie Day Sally Glidewell William Goolsby Erline Johnson Carol Jones Jeff Keith Hilda Nolan Sue Owens Frances Poe Mary E. Reece Jim Roberson Alton Ruple Eugene Tucker Harry Tucker Rex Vanpelt Frank Waid Sydney Walker Lilian Wilson Clifford Wisner Frank Wright H. Alverson P. Allen D. Beason E. Braden G. Braden D. Baswell B. Brown B. Brown R. Brown C. Campbell D. Carden G. Cochran B. Cook R. Cook N. Day D. Dollar P. Fulmer M. Glenn J. Jones R. Jones G. Malone G. Mardis L. Martin R. McGinnis F. Morgan B. Pal mer C. Pearson M. Presley M. Smith P. Stoffregen M. Washington S. Washington D. Whitley L. Williams P. Windham J. Wright Junior Twos A 99 ARMSTRONG BEASON BANKS CANADY DAILY GOOLSBY HARRISON HOLLINGSWORTH ISBELL JONES LEDFORD LEOPARD LESLEY C. MALONE S. MALONE J. MARDIS K. MARDIS POLLOCK RICHERZHAGEN SIMS Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available SULLIVAN B. TUCKER L. TUCKER WAID WEAVER B” BANKS BASWELL BRYSON CARDEN COLLEY DIXON FORD HAMMOCK HUFFSTUTLER JOHNSON Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available KENDRICK LEOPARD MASTERS MORRISON MURRAY NOLAN L. PHILLIPS M. PHILLIPS B. ROBERTSON J. ROBERTSON SIMS TUCKER VANDERGRIFT WILLIAMS GABLES I Junior Fs ALLEN ALLISON BARRETT BROWN DICKERSON DIGGS ELAM FITZPATRICK FORMAN HAMPTON HELTON HOWINGTON HUFFSTUTLER JOHNSON C. JONES J. JONES M. JONES S. JONES KENDRICK MIZE MURRAY ODOM OWENS PHILLIPS POLLOCK RUPLE SARUSCE SHEPPARD D. SMITH T. SMITH STEPHENS TUCKER WAID WALKER WHITE V Senior Most PHYLLIS RIDDLE Most Studious MARIE LEOPARD JIMMY McCORKLE Best Personality JEAN MARLOW WAYNE TUCKER Most Talented GLENDA SMITH MARK PEARSON Best Dressed JANE PRICE BILLY THOMPSON Popular JOHNNIE ELAM Superlatives Best Looking JOHNNIE ELAM Most Likely To Succeed PHYLLIS RIDDLE JIMMY McCORKLE Friendliest JEAN MARLOW WAYNE TUCKER Neatest BRENDA STATON BILLY THOMPSON Most Athletic JANELLE BROWN JOHNNIE ELAM Prettiest GLENDA SMITH Courteous NEIL KING VIRGINIA JOHNSON Wittiest JEAN MARLOW WAYNE TUCKER Cutest Couple GLENDA SMITH ROBERT WANNINGER Senior Class PHYLLIS RIDDLE JOHNNIE ELAM Junior CARRIE FAYE SMITH LARRY WISE JANICE BURNETT TEDDY BURTTRAM Sophomore Favorites SHARON WHITE STEVE JONES Junior II MAVIS JO LESLIE STEVE SULLIVAN Freshman SUE WASHINGTON RODNEY WINDHAM JO ALICE BRADEN I GLENDA SMITH Sophomore Junior CARRIE FAYE SMITH Freshman EARLINE BRADEN JANICE BURNETT ROBERT WANNINGER GLENDA SMITH Annual Staff Editor-in-Chief.........................................................MARIE LEOPARD Co-Editor.................................................BETTY LOU WISNER Business Manager------------------------------------------- MARK PEARSON Snapshot Editor----------------------------------------- PHYLLIS RIDDLE Elementary Editor----------------------------------------- --JO ALICE BRADEN Sports Editor....................... -.........................NEIL KING Activities Editor................................... - - JANE PRICE CLEARY Features Editor - -------------------------------------- JANELLE BROWN Assistants...................................................VIRGINIA JOHNSON JEAN MARLOW GLENDA SMITH JAMES BRYSON Photography ”A” Paper Staff Press Club Science Club Senior Girls' 4-H Senior 4-H Club Boy Junior 4-H Club Boy Library Club Spanish Club Bible Club Beta Club !IrJ Current Events Club Senior Glee Club Knowledge Is Power BANK Spnngville HlCrandill MW formn W. P Stm tKws Dr RGB ns f. Cor Will Jones Burt Simmons Tom 0 Terry Oral Bytnjr HCJmnqht ■ JL Jmnqht f I Cheut um ■ o i w Simmons Motor CoJfl s Junior Glee Club 5” Club The Beginning of Our Accreditment Spfingville Wins Behind Waid, 12-2 SPRINGVILLE. April 1« _ Bucky Waid pitched three-hit pall and slammed a pair of hits including a solo home run, in leading Springvilie to a 12-2 vic- too- over Lincoln in a high school baseball game played here today. v y It was Springville’s third win against no defeats. The home team moves to Leeds Tuesday for its next game. Waid struck out eight and re- ceived support from 11 hits, in- cluding two each by Teddy Burt- tram and Billy Thompson. He had a no-hitter working until it was spoiled in the sixth inning. Spriaiville ‘52 XI JlJ ,? ! Chapel end White, w2d JndVlie.1 Football Football Squad JOE ROBERSON NEIL KING BILLY NEWTON BUCKY WAID TEDDY BURTTRAM LARRY WISE FRANK WAID WILLIAM GOOLSBY JIM ROBERSON Jt- — ---------------------------- BEN FORMAN ALTON RUPLE MARK PEARSON REX VANPELT COLLIS ARMSTRONG Basketball rr All rr A learn re n?? rp d learn W. TUCKER J. ELAM M. PEARSON R. WAID R. WANNING ER T. BURTTRAM R. WASHINGTON L. WISE COACH BILL LANKFORD Baseball County Tournament First Grade Barrett, Brooks, Brown, Brown, Cagle, Dailey, Dixon, England, Fenley, George, Glidewell, Green, Holmes, Jones, Moore, Morgan, Morris, Murphy, Peoples, Price, Rankin, Sims, Terry, Vann, Waid, Wiggens, Windham. Antinora, Bass, Beatty, Buttram, Cook, Dickerson, Fox, Glenn, Goolsby, Hayes, Jennings, King, McDaniel, Mitchell, Murphy, Patrick, Pendegraph, Peoples, Patrick, Hammock, Hoffman, Nolin, Waid, Wanninger, Washington, Weaver, Williams. Second Grade Bartlett, Baswell, Brown, Burttram, Callahan, Colley, Conway, Dobbs, Horsley, Fox, Helton, How- ington, Hudgins, Johnson, Jones, Keith, Keith, Kendrick, Key, King, Layfielf, Loggins, Lewis, Long, McCullough, McDaniel, McGinnis. McKinney, Martin, Morgan, Murphy, Odom, Nolin, Price, Robertson, Robertson, Ruple, Sarusce, Stephens, Sullivan, Terry, Williams, Wise, Wisner, Woods. Third Grade Bass, Baswell, Brown, Burttram, Burttram, Cochran, Daily, Dobbs, England, Fenley, Fenley, Fulton, Gables, Galbreath, Green, Gibson, Hardeman, Hayes, Helton, Hicks, Hodges, Keith, Key, McClen- don, McGinnis, McNeil. Nolin, Odom, Owens, Partrick, Pendegraph, Peoples, Perkins, Phillips, Presley, Newton, Rankin, Sattersfield, Simms, Smith, Smith, Walker, Taylor, Terry, Tucker, Vann, Van Pelt, Windham. Fourth Grade Allison, Allison, Baldwin, Barrett, Brooks, Brown, Brown, Bryson, Burttram, Campbell, Cox, Davis, Fulton, Glenn, Harper, Helton, Hoffman, Jones, Keith, Lewis, Mardis, Malone, Malone, McCombs, McGinnis, Mann, Morgan. Moore, Oakes, Owens, Owens, Perkins, Phillips, Pollack, Presley, Price, Robison, Roulain, Ruple, Rutland, Simmons, Smith, Smith, Smith, Waid, Fenley, Washington, White, Williams, Woods, Youngman, Barrett. Fifth Grade Allison, Barrett, Brown, Callahan, Colley, Colley, Criswell, Everett, Fulton, Dickerson, Dickerson, Garrett, Hayes, Holder, Hodges, Horsley, Huffstulter, Johnson, Jones, Keith, Lamar, Layfield, Lewis, Long, Loggins, Lovell, McCormack. McCullough, McDaniel, McGinnis, Meharg, Morris, Morrison, Murray, Odom, Rich, Rhodes, Rhodes, Sarusce, Simmons, Smith, Staton, Stephens, Tucker, Tucker, Tucker, Tucker, Venable, Walker, White, Whittington, Wright, McDaniel, Price, Vann, Canady, Fenley, Jones, Owen, Thornberg, Staton. Sixth Grade Allison, Allison, Armstrong, Ash, Beason, Beatty, Brown, Callahan, Carden, Cochran, Coats, Colley, Dobbs, Fenley, Fulton, Glenn, Glenn, Helton, Holcomb, House, Jones, Jones, Jones, Keith, Leopard, Leopard, McClendon. McCombs, McKinney, Malone, Malone, Mann, Martin, Martin, Mikle, Morgan, Morris, Owens, Phil- lips, Presley, Price, Perrin, Rutland, Simmons, Simmons, Simms, Smith, Springer, Staton, Stoffenger, Sullivan, Vann, Venable, Walker, Weaver, Washington, Wilson, Windham, Wise, Wisner, Terry. Faculty MRS. MAUDE WALKER B.S., Jacksonville Howard MRS. HELEN MOODY A.B., Alabama Major: English Minor: History MISS MARGARET BYERS B.S., Huntington Jacksonville MISS ANN WHITE J.S.T.C. Major: Elementary MRS. HELEN CASH B.S., Alabama College MRS. LAMAR BUFFINGTON COMPLIMENTS OF THE TOWN OF SPRINGVILLE Compliments “WESTERN AUTO” STORE Truss ville, Alabama MAJURE GAS COMPANY Butane and Propane Gas Springville, Alabama STEWART 'S-JOART 'S Trussville, Alabama SMOKE TREE RESTAURANT AND TRUCK STOP Fine Foods 24 Hr. Service R. B. MOODY General Merchandise Call on Milford Burttram Springville, Alabama for a Free Audit on Your Insurance Needs DR. TROY C. MILLS Dentist Truss ville, Alabama LIBERTY NATIONAL LIFE, INC. Compliments of lassetter Phone HO 7-2242 Agent ivAND M SAVE COMPANY ijw AT RALPH WINDHAM PAN-AM DISTRIBUTOR Tires, Batteries, Accessories Springville, Alabama LEEDS FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. And in the years to come, When you've played your part in life, With credit to Springville High, You may have drifted wide, As workers in the strife, But let your thoughts return to thee. Bendt P. Petersen BANK OF SPRINGVILLE Springville, Alabama BANKS AUTO PARTS Argo, Alabama MA EASTER Sundries - Candies Springville, Alabama agSgV Compliments of A FRIEND W. W. LEOPARD CUSTOM MILL WORK LONG-LEWIS HARDWARE COMPANY Birmingham, Alabama BRADEN FURNITURE COMPANY Truss ville, Alabama SPRUIELL’S DAIRY FARMS For Better Dairy Products P. O. Box 126 Leeds, Alabama CONGRATULATIONS TO THE '59 Seniors PEOPLE’S DRIVE-IN Teenagers Welcome Highway 11 HO 7-3317 SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT Compliments of PEARSON’S SERVICE STATION Springville, Alabama NORRELL’S Dixie Super Store Bargains Everyday Groceries - Meats - Drugs Truss ville, Alabama McGOUGH BAKERIES Birmingham, Alabama Serve It With HOLSUM! ! TRO-FE DAIRY 704 Walnut Street Gadsden, Alabama Liberty 3-2561 CLEARVIEW TRUCK STOP SPRINGVILLE DRUGS Standard Oil Products Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Good Food Country Cured Ham and Bacon Cosmetics Home-made Sausage Fountain Service Souvenirs J. M. WAITES Leather Goods Manager 8 Miles North Springville Springville, Alabama FOREMOST DAIRIES MILK ICE CREAM YOUR FAMILY GETS THE MOST FROM FOREMOST AUTO ELECTRIC SUPPLY Anything Electrical GENERAL0ELECTRIC Compliments of A FRIEND BURNETT'S CLEANERS Springville, Alabama Cleaners, Launders and Hatters Good Luck, Seniors Compliments of A FRIEND GOOD LUCK, SENIORS Photography by NICK COTIS BELMONT STUDIO 222 North 18th Street Birmingham, Alabama WILLIAMS PACKING COMPANY Beef, Pork and Williams Brand Sausage 1800 Forrest Avenue Gadsden, Alabama Phone Liberty 6-5266 Last Will and Testament We, the Senior Class of '59, being of reasonably sound mind and body, do herein make our last will and testament, leaving our most prized possessions to the Class of 1960. Neil King wills his tardy record to Ben Forman. Neil has a perfect record. He hasn't gotten to school on time a day in his life. Wayne Tucker leaves his water bucket to Bucky Waid. Coach says he hates to lose him because he was the best waterboy he ever had. Phyllis Riddle leaves her friendly personality to Anne Walker. Morgan Canady leaves his lucky pool stick to Larry Wise. Morgan is opening his own pool hall. Joe Roberson leaves his shock-resistant football helmet to Collis Armstrong. Joe hasn't got it perfected yet; maybe that's why he's so crazy. Jimmy McCorkle, beings he is the brain of the class, can afford to leave a few behind to the whole Senior Two Class. Billy Vann wills Joan Carden to someone who will be nice to her; he is too busy paying for his car. Claude Washington leaves his SOUPED-UP bus to Billy Loggins, so he can be a hot-rodder, too. Glenda and Robert will their high-school romance to Mickey and Margaret; they are going on to serious things. Johnny Allison leaves his ability to be absent three days a week and still pass Democracy to Benny Martin. Jo Alice leaves her Hewitt High jacket to Glenda Lovell. Seems she doesn't need it anymore since the navy stepped in. James Bryson wills his ability to go swimming during school hours to Ronny H. Billy Frank leaves his book on How to Pass Algebra to Jerry Dailey. Paul Earl wills his manual arts diploma to Roy Washington and Loggins. Janelle leaves her crutches to another unlucky girl. Johnnie Elam leaves his sports ability to Bucky Waid; he figures that's the only way he'll ever get any. Mark Pearson leaves his loud-colored pants to anyone who will wear them. He is ashamed to wear them now. Brenda leaves her quiet ways to Emma Lee. She believes she could use them. Jean Marlow leaves her job in the office to Jeanette Johnson. Jane Cleary leaves play-acting to some lucky Senior Two girl. Marie Leopard leaves her scholastic record to one of those dumb Senior II's. Virginia Johnson leaves her shy ways to one of the unshy Senior Two girls. Doris Branham leaves her limber tongue to Judy Lovell. To all the Senior Two's we leave our long hours spent working for that little white diploma. To the faculty and students we leave all of our love and affection. THE GRADUATING CLASS Tune: Auld Lang Syne We are the graduating class, now don't Now don't you wish that you Belonged to us so you could shout, We're graduating, too.” Go all around just where you please, No class like us you'll find; The Springville folks are proud of us, That's something we don't mind. Now, watch the times for us, because Some day, some things we'll do. We'll build some houses, till the soil, And maybe patch a shoe. And maybe more than one of us Will reach the White House great. And then won't all of you be proud You saw us graduate. Chorus: Hurrah, for we're the best of all As schooltime goes, Not very big, but then who cares? Each one's the best that grows. CLASS SONG: CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS CLASS MOTTO The Graduating Class Rose Blue and White Take the world as you find it, but leave it better. 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