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POME lSenior FareWell Banquet, June, 195D The graduating class of 1951 in June Has come to its parting e and so soon! This will not be good-bye for all Maybe some will be back for P. G. in the fall. We leave behind us memories of math and poetry rhyme, And even that good old party time. While Mr. Forster taught English and American Lit, Out on the window-sills the pigeons did sit, And if anyone did scare the mother away, It was a fast ten points off your mark right away. A few doors away a Colonel did shout, l'We're on the air ... shut the door or get out! Then someone says, This is station WBJC. The next voice you hear will be - SILENCE - The engineer flipped the wrong key! Down the hall you could hear someone shouting, Our next soc trip will be a Spring Grove outing.ll And in H 106 a voice came from the rear Hooray! for MacArthur e- the hero of the year. It was then the laugh on Miss Morris' face Did slowly llfade away into space. We move across the hall to the classroom of speech Where the voice from the tape-recorder is merely a screech. ' Then you go to the front to say your few lines, And Mr. Lewis says, Hands at your sides at all times. As we stroll past 302, we find the big three. Quoth Ben Emenheiser, Two are students and one is me. Down the hall in 0 Chess Club meeting We find Mr. Hendrickson, Himself he is beating? As you continue towards the biology lab You inhale and say, Ohl'lthat smell e egad! But it isn't the dogfish, pigs, or frogs; lt's Stonesifer's pipe e Or is he burning logs? He sends notes to the teachers to get you out of class, So he can say, You need this course to graduate; hope you will pass. In the next cell we find Whitney making a call e They go Out all right, but in not at all! ln Mr. Seyster's closet hangs a skeleton with no head, Maybe a married student took it to put in his wife's bed. In botany lob the students are at home in 20 But where is Syl Brown -- he is always a-roamin'. In 322, we find lltest-tube Rankin For our experiments in lab him we ain't a-thankin'. ln 8:20 physics to Mr. Johnson we listen; As the sun shines in the window, his pate does a-glistin'. The class of June, '5l owes its great fame. T0 its favored adviser e Paul Miller by name. As we bid adeiu to our Dr; Meuller, We present him with a bottle of beer and a soggy old crueller. In Mr. Horter's courses we learned root word and stem, But our class motto, to be sure, was, Cherchez la femme. ln Miss Bader's course the mannikens we did dress But upon completion, Ugh! what a mess! When we started his course, he said, You're in for a tussle men. 'You finnish the rhyme, it's Dr. John - Musselmon. ln Mr. Leatherbury's course he teaches students to point, After seeing the products, he thinks that artists we ain't. To the Dean of Women and coach of girls' basketball it's our Southern Belle, Mrs. Adkins, you all. Mrs. Glass is in charge of our archives of learning, Plus collecting the fines for books late returning. Dr. Reed, how will you ever get back? There are no parking fines to collect in lraq. Mr. Stallings, in bookkeeping you're always indulging Why, when you leave school, are your pockets bulging? On Mr. Shissler we worked a very long time, But for a name like yours we couldn't get a rhyme. As we enter the Dean's office, we notice the man Who sends those threatening letters to the graduating clan. In the letter, Attend Vespers and rehearsal, it is stated; The penalty if not obeyed will mean you'll not be graduated. To our former Dean, Bell, a man of high prudence, Why did you take all the keys from the students? To you Louis Forster, my instructor in lit, What did you expect? I'm no poet laureat. eSTANFORD SOLLINS
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WILLIAM MICHAEL KIRLIN, JR. Business ROBERT MARTIN WINEGRAD Arts and Sciences OTTO EDWARD STRAIF Business ALBERT THOMAS POI NT Business Camera Shy WILLIAM HOPKINS CAULFIELD KENNETH WILLIAM KRAUCH DONALD THOMAS JONES JOHN LOUIS SCHWARZ ROGER SAMUEL SILESKY
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