Andrew Lewis High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Salem, VA)

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Can you bake—a chocolate cake As well as read a book? Is your muffin—a tough one? Clyde—can you cook? Blosser blossoms a big A. L. His personality sure can sell. Though he’s Blount he’s really keen— Just shows how little a name can mean. Handsome Ben—he’s just one plan, You see, he’s really a ladies’ man. A gal whose heart is kinda gold-ish, But whose approach is rather Boldish. Cecil’s a modern Danny Boone, An F. F. A. boy—right in tune. A. L. will B AIT After U go, U C, 4 U R a QT. A happy-go-lucky, wise-cracking lad, Sometimes, but seldom, you ' ll see him sad. 12

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Spelled backwards, her name is “I moan,” But Naomi is cheerful at school or at home. x plus y 2 = U x for all the things you do An’ y 2 makes me now declare That I know U are no square. Paris chose Helen— Oh, gay Paree! May you and your Helen Ever happy be. At Smead and Webber’s mixing cokes Alice is cracking nuts—or jokes! Ellen’s sweet and “Tres petite,” Someone you would like to meet. When over his books he should be porin’, You’ll always find our Dalton, snorin’. As fine in school as on the guitar, Her personality’s never “bittar.” 4 A hlhnU Bouuac ) . ' Sfrsi , r r 11 A beaming light for all to see; A nurse in white she longs to be.

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Bill Shakespeare wrote about Hamlet— We’ll sing praises of Martha Bramlett. When Dr. Brammer comes to town, His pills and stuff don’t make you frown, They’re pills of happiness, we’ve found A hurry and a scurry Almost not in time, A bustle and a hustle But cute as a dime. Dr. Brown is a hit with the nurses, He sends them all away in hearses. A talking, walking cane, A candy cane, A sugar cane, Evelyn Cain, They’re all the same! Here’s a girl that tops them all, She’s really slender, tender, and tall. For every Snapp course she’s the slave, Poor girl! It’s freedom she docs crave. Tops in glamour as in Beta, Betty Jean’s really a “hot potato.” 13 K P '