Alger High School - Eagle Yearbook (Alger, OH)

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o A is for all Cf -‘ ' he ber.iors, I mean 11 - a:is ' . 7 ored the call, Ibe time obey were gr ' en F ].r fo:; j! 0 7 his gear Cb-; i, hoe.. a .’ou,id -iPd foorth yjar.j 0 i?. Ju . . ' I f ' hr s n e, c b.j leads oa ' f ' li 3 band. n £ 0 f ' D.e sn- ' ' - 1; ' C l± j « As s he high at 6 0 S ■j it’s grand 1 i r-.s - w ■s r ' -.-. nna Q Ha.us h she is pliabl 0 . asj: V; .m ' M ■ r j. uju a fav or. .•n -0 c T ' i T ' ' n ' ' ' ■ V - 1 .J. . liable £ :s for .o!llon, Sir- Hutlodge is the name5 Not Mr - -ssociate Justice; But in law he my v in fame G is for Gordont Four years in Basket Ball In plays also he’s on, He gives until, That’s all H ;s for Hughes, Denny mkes his teachers sigh, Unvil they almost blow a fuse, But he catches mny a fly” J is for Janet, Ramsdell the last name. Prater my do something about that. Still, she my win fame. iv is for Kindle, Yes, Richard came back, AS an artist he is able. For our class, he does not lack. L is for Louise, Our hands ' ..-e shall Clapp, tear v;e might have to sq.ueeze, When the farewell v ords do snap. c

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M is for Ji iarleiie, Or Mushavr, take your choice She could reign as a (lueerii Jhe also excels in voice P is for Parker Ann likes to play ball Y-Teens depend on her ' To say- girls, that ' s all. R is for Robert, School to him, Oh Shawi Some day he may- ' Be an expert In plowing or maybe in law. S is for Sneary, Richard works hard ail the time. He never is the least bit leary, AS he works in the shop with his pine S is also for Symonds, kiss Svelyn as yet, How long it may be that, I wouldn ' t make a bet. T is for Tom, Gibson is not with us He heard the call of drum. To WOT he went, without any fuss U is for Underwood, Jerry’s a dandy. When it comes to farm work, He surely is handy If all Wire graduating, Who started in our class, The alphabet would be rating B everQ1 1 g tr ors we had to pas s v 3 o here’s to the select fow oalt of ' :he earth, a light on a hillj A graduating class is not nor;. But of promise, as full as a millo Shirley P. Wissingor