Annawan High School - Tom Tom Echoes Yearbook (Annawan, IL)

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SE IOR CLASS POE1 du 11 'Twas on the 30th of August in '46 That our class of sophistication, lVe, the class of '50, Started our high school education. NVe've worked and we've played These last four years, And all of it has brought us Some joys-some tears. lt soon will be over, Ah! Graduation at last! My but it seems These years have gone fast. But let us record right here, A few treasured recollections So that all will be remembered XVhen we're scattered in all directions. Gretchen, a model want to be, Think she'll make it? VVait and see. Charlotte Greenwood sure can sing, Some of us think she's a female Bing. Bud Brown is our iive hound, Give him a eornet and hear the sound. Marlene Gripp's our fashion queen, ln the latest models she's always seen. Geraldine Fronk may be small, But l'll tell you gang, she's on the ball. Lucille jacobs, this year, took charge of our dough. XVe'll come out in the clear, she's hoping so. Donna Price with her smile so bright, Always makes things come out right. A pencil john Gripp does not own, Do you have one that you can loan? Betty Thompson loves to square dance, XVhcn she hears Tom Owens, she gets her chance. Donna llynes doesn't worry about a thing. But to her, happiness, the world will bring. Although Lois lCarley's temper is hot, She has a smile not easily forgot. Vernon Blacltert, Red to you His very best, he tries to do. Carol Nowers is a blue-eyed blonde, Of her, the whole Senior Class is fond. lletty Decker, so shy and sweet, lfor a good helper she can't be beat. Shirley Clementz has a sweet disposition. To our class she was a welcome addition. Shirley Shau, eo-editor of the Review, Always has plenty of work to do. Marilyn Deulinlt so dependable and spry, To do her best she'll always try. Elaine Van Hyfte. a cute little lass, All her subjects she tries to pass. Rose XVancl4et is really a swinging Salg Nell always remember our dancing gal. , Hard johnson's aspiration is not to study law. He'll make the best mechanic that you ever A saw. Leslie Stockton's a modern farmer, And the girls think he's quite a eharmer. Ralph Vande Voorde, the last Senior boy in the rhyme, Always seems to be having a very good time. Now we go on down the lane of time. And no matter what we do lfach time we read this little poem, Classmates, we'll think of you.