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l APRIL CUNNINGHAM Globe, Arizona July 23, 1950 Oh, no! Blond and lovely dear Miss High, Cheered our colors to the sky. Wrote with flurry, wrote with speed, Helped the newspaper in its need. Singing, council, annual in one, Made her always on the run. Yearbook editorg student council representativeg Miss High Schoolg choirg National Honor Societyg cheer- leaderg reporter to newspaper. University of Texas. PAULA CASEY Denver, Colorado April 14, 1950 Me too, Me too! Her track shoes, her pigtails Her head full of details: Her rhythm, her meter, Won't let us forget her! Her mischievous smile, her musical ear, Will 'make it hard to find her peer. So we go from note to note Hoping it won't wreck her throat And wishing she'd stick to the piano! Class vice-pres. g cheerleaderg chorus accompanistg track team: most athleticg swim teamg National Honor Societyg classes assistant for yearbookg creative book editorg newspaper editor, first semester. University of San Diego for Women. ,ff Q.
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VIVIANA BRU N Guadalajara, Jal. July 5, 1951 Ay, que pena! Our feeling toward her is respect, A respect hard to find between countries. A basis of competition on which one can The idea of her having two difficulties: The subject and its translation. The creator of a custom Mrs. Baggett must follow, Viviana is marked late today . . . for tomorrow! Columnist for newspaper. Guadalajara? reflect JOHN ALEMAN New York June lt should not be printed Rolly poly, butter ball Sense of humor killed us all. Late, but there, camera in hand, Always ready to take pictures of the clan. Yearbook photographer this specialtyj Armed Forces or photographer. 18, 1949 51,
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JILL HOLMDOHL Hartford, Conn. Oct. 8, 1951 Que calor! Leadership is her nickname, Cordiality is her fame. Fun and loving, ever running. Respected by all, sought out, always found. In her singing, swimming, anything at all, Proves her all-around capabilities. Swim teamg class presidentg student council presi- dent: yearbook editor in chiefg column writer for newspaper: National Society memberg choir, Most Dependable. Rice, MSU, or Sweetbriar? PHIL HARL Los Angeles, Calif. May 5, 1950 What a drag! His classwork could be categorized as null And yet not a monent with him is dull, He'll talk and talk and talk and talk If, and only if you are awarded with his presence Still his oratory and opinions are of a unique essence Qvanilla?J University of the Americas?
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