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Jack Wabbert Jack, who is one of our studious classmates, always seems to have a friendly smile for everyone and is never too busy to give out with a hearty “Hi. Jack takes an active part in musical events and is a member of both the orchestra and the band. He plays his flute with the zeal of a professional. Being a clever writer enables him to compose the sport items for the newspaper. Good-Luck, to you, Jack, in everything you do. We present, with pride, another ex-serviceman as a classmate. Evidently, the seniors aren’t the only ones glad to have him back. The juniors like it pretty well, too. Especially a certain junior girl. We find he possesses the same initiative as the other vets and that is a pleasing atmosphere for all. Even though he has been with us only this one year, he has helped us to make it the success it has been. JOHN BENSON ROBERT BIDLACK MARJORIE BIDLACK VICTOR BIRD “Oh, the first couple promenade the outside . . .” Yes, folks, it’s a square dance, and if you look very closely you will see Marjorie somewhere in the middle of everything, because square dancing is her favorite pastime. She also likes being with a certain red head. In her quiet way. Marge has made a host of friends for herself—and they all wish her the best of luck in her future home-making. Vic is a nearly-perfect specimen of, “What no girl would mind being seen with.” He is a natural-born leader, just brimming ovci with initiative, which is proven by the fact that he is editor of our year book, a high-ranking student. and one of the most popular members of our class. If you’re ever dying to catch a glimpse of him. and can’t find him, ask the girl who knitted that stocking cap where he is. Marge [18] Vic
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Sandy Harry Emily Lou is liked because of her easy-going, amiable personality. Folks say she’s quiet—until they get to know her. A rumor is flying around, which says she likes to eat. But this is a vast understatement. Emily leads us all where appetite is concerned. Her nickname, Sandy, refers to her hair which is a beautiful red-gold, and is naturally curly. With her friendly manner and sparkling brown eyes, we are sure Sandy has a bright future. A red streak, screeching tires, and clanking milk cans, are the forewarnings denoting the arrival of our class speed-demon, Harry. In contrast to his agility on the highway, Harold is seen lumbering through the halls, seldom exerting himself. Characterized by a broad grin, super disposition, and plaid shirts, this big, burly football player with the little red truck is certainly not to be forgotten. EMILY ADAMS HAROLD AMMERMAN JEAN ARNOLD MARGUERITE BEERS Charm, personality, lustrous hair, friendly smile, all this and much more has Jcannie, our small but vivacious classmate. In this world it’s really hard to find a better friend than Jean, who never seems to be too busy to lend a helping hand and give a friendly greeting to all. We are sure that she will go far in making this world more pleasant and to you, Jean, we extend our best wishes. Dancing, skating, and driving are all characteristic traits of Gert. The feature that is most attractive about her is her friendliness to everyone. Ask Gert what her favorite pastime is and I am sure you will discover that it is being with that tall, lanky fellow from Ulster. Does that account for the green truck we sec parked in front of her house so frequently? We will not soon forget all the cheerfulness Gert has added to our years with her. r 17] Jcannie Gert
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Bunny Jan Whenever “Swanee” echoes through our corridors, we think of this diminutive bundle of dynamite. A patch of blue, scores of airmail letters, and a mischievous countenance—that’s Bunny, the drum majorette who caused many “ohs” and “ahs” from spectators because of her long, lustrous blonde hair. Adored by everyone, and with a heart inversely proportional to her size. Bunny will long be remembered as the cutup of the class of ’47. Janice has been with us only a short time but in that time she has won the friendship of everyone. Her favorite pastimes are ice skating and playing the piano. She also sings in girls’ chorus. Her aim in life is to be an international banker, and we are sure that she, with her studious and industrious mind, as well as her smiling blue eyes and stately manner, will fit every qualification success requires in her field of work. BETTY BLACK JANICE BROWN WILLIAM BROWN Do we hear singing? Ah yes, the radio no doubt, because that’s Hoagy Carmichael. What? It’s Bill Brown?? Well, we knew that Bill has a great many assets, such as his friendly smile and pleasing personality, hut this is a surprise! Always willing to help others—that’s our Bill. When it comes to sports, Bill is tops. Bill, with his unique ability to do things well, will really go places in this modern world of ours. PAUL BURNS Paul is the “strong man” of our class—his charming manner, twinkling eyes, and cheerful, friendly nature all contribute to his popularity. With his willingness to win, he will succeed in whatever task is placed before him. His athletic ability is an outstanding point in his character. Anyone with a personality like Percy’s will have no trouble in acquiring life long friends. We will miss his cheerful, miscellaneous, yet friendly ways. Good Luck, Percy. Brownie f 19) Percy
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