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Page 21 text:
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ic What?? Who said anything about being crazy? We're just a class of sensible young people, aren't wc, kids? Heh-heh! Well, maybe we were a trifle off the track in the be- ginning, when we were only Freshmen, but what could you expect? We even looked crazy in our goofy initiation garbs. Everybody acted as cracked as possible and man- aged to scare the pants off any visitors to our sane school besides providing gruesome entertainment for the rest of the classes. WVhen we nuts reached our Sophomore year, we were still pretty wet behind the ears, but learning more and more about how to skip school and other sophisticated tricks of the upperclassmen. This was the year of all play and no work. Real gone, eh? Qand we almost werelj those crazy E The next year found us-surprisingly-juniors! Almost to the top of the ladder. A few of the Goofier Daddies dreamed up a Christmas Prom-a formal in the winterl Cool, man, cool! So we danced off to that: girls dragging unwilling escorts who hid behind pine trees so their buddies wouldn't see them dressed up and dancing. Horror upon horror! What! What! Hear ye! Hear ye! We crazy 'apey gobs are now illustrious Seniors of B.C.H.S. Look twice. Do you see skinny, timid goonsg crosscyed, pigeon-toed, hook-nosed 'slobsP Of course you do, and I'm getting sick of this whole gone gizzard. lVhoops! Here come the little white men to take me to graduation. Gobble, gibble, glik . . . ' apey and sloh-affectionate terms used by Seniors
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Betty Amey THE SE IDR our Miss Brooks a date w1th a Cornell guy live half the time at Lord s Charlene Bennett athletic a steady boy friend haxe lots of pep Ronn1e Brewer a Varsity basketball player signs of a mustache go skating a lot Ray Bunzey related to a skyscraper a hot rod have trouble with it Charles Burrows a roller skatlng fiend Maxme like horses Cynthia Coe the noise on the cheerlead mg squad George p1ck on coach Wallace Crosb now a member of the deer club a famous n1ck name run the mile Roy Curtis a rugged guy a mop of red ha1r dr1ve l1ke 60 Charles Hager always figuring new ways to get overtown no love for farming Loulse Harmon a homemaker beautiful hair Vroletta Howe our money bags Dlck cause his mother great moments talk to herself all our figurrng for Carol jobson a devil in angel s d1sgu1se mterests 1n Oxford run around a lot Dick Jones a great orator muslcal fingers entertam the gals D ffy Kmney a bone cracker Doug dr1ve a red convertible when lt 1sn t at Alfred Alice Mllls a gum snapper a red head ride around in a Hudson Paul Ntles a man of few words great height peddle papers Carole Parker a nut Qbut a pretty onej a one time sallor glggle Bruce Parsons good natured big blue eyes play the High Lama Ray Parsons known to jr high g1rls curley a sense of humor not worry about learning play lines Shlrley Russell learnmg to drive a good voice mce art work Henry Sherman short and shppery red halr wrestle Pat Sherman very qulet many sisters sleep in class Don Sllvey noxsy a yen to be in the SCFVICC a lot of hall work noon hours Betty Sites a language major a temper plan on golng south Clara Skmner a llttle Spitfire a trimmed figure fight vuth her sisters Dlck Stevens a crazy mixed up k1d Vloletta c nluse teachers Betty Strxegler always cold an 1nfer1or1ty complex abou baseball have lovely blonde hair Paulme Thoms bow legged Pete spend all her money on clothes Donna Wade always pleasant a pug n se Duane Wakeman a farmer a girl frlend in Afton like a sallor help the art teacher Darold Yaw 18 absent most of the time curly halr have no interest in school cl ' 91 - - . , . , . 7 y .. ,, ' - 44 n - W- u V' . . , George Nelson an inchworm Cynthia argue . ' ' as ' ll I1 ' ' ' ' u ' n V' ' 9- . 0 ' '
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