All Saints High School - Wings Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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s Charles Vermette shocked us all by-walking a certain senior girl home, after the basketball game at Mt. Morris?f Since , when have you become interested Chuck? ' 2 lgbrn B. made a bet with a certain little sophmore on the All Saints vs. St, Mary's game. Who lost, and what were the results? , T A . Gerry S, shocked us all by revealing her most interesting job at the Della Theatre. How many four hundred's have you met? ' Mouse came to school with a taped bandage on his cheek.. He claimed it was a boil, but we know better don't we Ted. What girl was it this time? A Helen Lechota had a crush on two well known St. Mary's boys CJ.B. and A.D.J Has she decided who it is as yet? h, Angeline G. first came to good old All Saints High, and then the night she went with us on our hayrlde. No wonder Jim kept shifting wagons..... . A Betty P. had a certain crush on a tall slim senior boy? CHERMETTIE I ' Emily Thomas came along to the Roadside Park sha roast? Where was she, while all the others were busy crossing the bridge? ' ' Gen Korzon skipped a certain event by tagging along with three others chasing the White Elephants -- CNet Pink Either! H Elanore staved home a week from school. Was it because of a cold, or because a certain little boy in blue was home on leave. Betty L. came to school with all those marine pins and rings.d They aren't your brothers, are they detty? We know better... Helen S. came to school with a C2841 sterling silver diamond ring on--It couldn't be Woolworth's special could it Helen???? Virglniafs 5' Qu sailor boy came home? And we thought she' ' was another Gretta Garbo! KHI vant to be alonenb Leonard G. and a certain senior lassie failed to show up for our weinie roast? Where were they anyhow? l '