Ambler High School - Pinnacle Yearbook (Ambler, PA)

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X3 4 W Il HUB 45'- I -is in if ' IIIT B il ' , mm- Gs 57 I I: H ? X X A is for artists the best of them all, Edith and Frances and Jane, who is tall, All the pictures they draw for this book, When you get tired of readling, at them take a look. B is for Buzby and Bonsteele, both start with a B, If you are observant in the halls both you'll see. C is for Collins and Compton who say not a word, These girls follow proverbs-they're seen and not heard. D is for Dana and Dorothy too. Dorothy is happy and Dana is true. E is for Editor, the chief of the staff, When this book is finished how Royal will laugh! F stands for fun, the chief aim and delight Of Norman and Salvatore, morning to night. Cl is for Green, an athletic star, And also for Gertrude who talks above par. H is for humor quite sure to be found, When Bernice M. Arnold is hanging around. I is for impact that th' opwponent feelsg When Dougherty hits 'em the football line yields! J is for jumpers like Towler and Lynch, You may always feel sure they'll come through in a pinch K stands for Katherine, Luckyis the nickname, An ambitious senior whose work will bring fame. 3 , 29 Jah ,-IQ .N Xe X1 S M, Sf Q 3' '

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,Wai Xl -. X 3 2 ct, Herb, act, and sing, Herb, sing Dlckery, dickery dare, That the class may have its credit. Hibschman flew in the air That the town may take it 2 At Drumn's sound And into applause make it, l-le must come down, While '3l with your praise may ring. Dickery, dickery, dare. Little Bob Russell, come say your lines, The curtain's drawn, for you they pine. Where is that naughty Russell boy? Behind scenes, flirting, he's ever so coy. Dance to the radio my little Juniors, Dance to the radio my little Seniors, You shall have a little prom in the little gym, You shall have ta little prom if you are good and prim. Rock-a-bye Seniors on the tree top, Class day is coming, lessons will stop. When you have diplomas, school books will fall And off will go Seniors, records, and alll Wilson likes little lVlarg'rite, her cheek is so warm And if he don't hurt her, she'll do him no harm. So don't pull her hair, nor drive her away. For Wilson and lVlarg'rite gently must play. Here we go through our Senior year Our last year, Our best year, Here we go through our Senior year, Leaving our records 'behind us. This is the way we leave you all Our old friends Our new friends, This is the way we leave you all Leaving our records behind us. 28

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'Wei x A X xi. s if .fl Q J 5 XJ 4' 'Q' ' 69 .4 K K4 if M CQ ll 'Po- Il L is for Landis, a boy who is quiet, But when it comes to airplanes he causes a riot. M is for Margaret Meyers who's known To travel quite widely and seldom stay home, But Mary Correnty, her marks to revise, Stays much at home and with study grows wise. N is for Newsom, Dot's her first nameg ln hockey and basketball she won her fame. O is for oven, steaming and hot, Hulett and Hunt are the ,cooks of our lot. P is for Potteiger, a winsome wee miss- She's always real jolly unless she's been kissed. Q stands for the quest that Solliday creates. The girls he has courted think he is great. R is for Rotelle, a great lbaseball fan, ln the Held you can find him with ball in his hand S is for Smith, our cheerleader fine: He brings to the players pep from the side-line. T stands for twins, which are usually rare, The Cassidy brothers sure make a line pair! Their likes and their dislikes are mostly the same But Joe passes John with food' as his aim. U stands for up, over the topg see him gol Our graceful pole-vaulter is Hibschman, you know 30