Basehor High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Basehor, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1962 volume:

the BOBCAT 1962 Our Respects To MRS. BETTY ANN KELLY — our appreciation to you as a teacher who insists upon our meeting high standards of scholastic excellence -- as an annual sponsor who gives us competent advice and counsel -- as a friend who listens to our problems with a sympathetic ear — as a lady who inspires us to emulate her example. (ZdminiatxaUafi W. L. Kiester, M. A., B. S. Prin., Spanish, Annual Senior Class Helen M. Frasher, B. S. Home E., Health, General Science, Junior Class Ambrose Jennings, B. S. Science, Math, Driver Ed. Sophomore Class Ervin A. Cink, B. S. Athletics, Biology Ind. Arts, Phys. Ed. Mary Thomas. B. S. Charles D. Belk, M. S., B. S. English, S. Science Counselor Pep C lub, Breeze L T Y Richard D. Mountford B. Mu. Ed., Music Betty Ann Kelly, B. S. Business Ed., Breeze Annual, Horizon Club B. L. Haney, B. S., Library English, S. Science, Breeze Freshman Cl. , Nat. H. Society u. v a Student Council Kathy Eyerly Secretary Treasurer Dean Oroke Vice President FIRST ROW: Dean Oroke, Kathy Eyerly, Roger Brandt SECOND ROW: Jane Dannefer, John Cink, Mr. Kiester, Sponsor; Skip Walden, Rosalie Thomas Smuqha, BESSIE JOYCE DORON—VALEDICTORIAN Transferred from Central Junior High School, Kansas City, Kansas, her Sophomore Year. Chorus 2, 4, Officer 4, T. C. L. and District Festival 2, 4; D. A.R. Award 4; Scholarship Award 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, Editor 4; Breeze Staff Co- Editor 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4. LEAH KATHRYN (WATERS) TURNER—SALUTATORIAN Chorus 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2. 3, T. C. L. and District Festival 1, 2, 3; Class Secretary-Treasurer 2,4; Homecoming Princess 4; Attendance Award 1, 2, 3; Scholarship Award 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Breeze Co-Editor 4; Annual Staff 2, 4; Student Council Represent- ative 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Pin 3; Cheerleader 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; One Act Play 3,4. J. RUSSELL HANSEN Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 4; Band 1, 2, 4, Officer 3; Chorus 1,2,4; T.C.L, and District Festival 1,2,4; Attendance A- ward 1, 2; Key Club 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Breeze Staff 4. WILLIAM ROBERT BAILEY Transferred from West Junior High School, Kansas City, Kansas, his Sophomore Year. Chorus 2, 3, T,C. L. Festival 3; Class President 4; Key Club 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4. r SUSAN MARIE CREASON Chorus 1, 2, T.C.L. Festival 1, 2; Class Secretary-Treasurer 3; Girls State 3; Attendance Award 1,2; Scholarship Award 2,3; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Breeze Staff 4; Annual Staff 2, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, President 4; Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4. ROGER LEROY BRANDT Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, T.C. L. Festival 1; Boys State 3;Attendance Award 2, 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Student Council President 4; Key Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Annual King 4; Track Captain 4. KATHLEEN MARY EYERLY Chorus 1, 2, 3,4, Officer 2, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; T.C.L. and District Festival 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Attendance Award 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Award 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Breeze Staff 1, 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Student Council Representative 2, Secretary- Treasurer 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Pin 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Cheerleader 3, Head 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; One-Act Play 4; Annual Queen 4. ANN MARIE ELMER Chorus 1. 2, 3, T.C.L. and District Festival 1, 2, 3; Breeze Staff 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4. SHARON KAY (JOHNSON) HYLTON Chorus 1. 2, T.C.L. Festival 1, 2; Class Vice-President 2; Home- coming Princess 4; Attendance Award 1, 2; Scholarship Award 1, 2; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Breeze Staff 4; Student Council Rep- resentative 3; Pep Club 1,2,3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4. ROSALIE ANN THOMAS Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, T.C.L. and District Festival 1, 2, 3, 4; Attendance Award 1, 2, 3; Breeze Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Student Council Representative 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4. ARTHUR CORNELL MILLER Transferred from Piper Rural High School his Senior year. Key Club 4. JUDY KAY FIELD Chorus 1.2,3, T.C.L. Festival 1,2,3; Attendance Award 1,2, 3,4; Horizon Club 1; Pep Club 2; Senior Play 4. 1. Bill (Billy Bob) Bailey 2. Roger Brandt 3. Kathy (Waters) Turner 4. Ann Elmer 5. Sharon Johnson 6. Kathy Eyerly 7. Joyce Doron 8. Rosalie Thomas 9. Susan Creason 10. Judy Field 11. .Artie Miller 12. Russ Hanson Baccalaureate Processional.....................Basehor School Band Call to Worship..........Come Thou Almighty King invocation....................Rev. Donald Schwalm St. Patrick's Catholic Church The Lord's Prayer ........................ Malotte Announcements...............Principal W. L. Kiester Scripture Reading.................Rev. Rex D. Kelly Basehor Methodist Church Sanctus (Holy is the Lord) ...............Schubert The Greatest Game ..............Rev. Harold Tuttle Basehor Baptist Church Benediction.......................Rev. Rex D. Kelly Recessional......................Basehor School Band Commencement Processional.................Basehor School Band America...................................Audience Invocation...................Rev. Victor H. Pera St. Martin's Lutheran Church Halls of Ivy ..............................Knight Announcement of..............Prin. W. L. Kiester Senior Honors Vitamins for 1962 ................ Guy V. Keeler Lecturer and Extension Consultant University of Kansas Presentation of..............Mr. Wayne D. Trail Diplomas.............Pres, of Board of Education Benediction..................Rev. Victor H. Pera Recessional..................Basehor School Band Class History As freshmen, the class of '62 entered with an enrollment of an unlucky number of 13. We selected as our officers: Charlotte Wilkes, President: J. D. Downing, Vice-President: Russ Hansen, Secretary-Treasurer; and Kathy Waters, Student Council Representative. Soon after we had class election, the traditional initiation of green freshmen took place. The Sophomores did a good job on us, because after our initiation there was a restriction placed on how much lipstick could be spread over the freshmen of the following years. As a treat to the Sophomores we gave them a Sock-Hop to show them there were no hard feelings. The school year of 60-61 found the class of '62 with an increased enrollment of one. Dur- ing the summer we lost Theresa Elmer and Linda Braswell and gained Bill Bailey, Joyce Doron, and Darlene Reiman. We chose as our able-bodied class officers: Charlotte Wilkes, President; Sharon Johnson, Vice-President; Kathy Waters, Secretary-Treasurer; and Kathy Eyerly, Student Council Representative. Our most joyful day (outside of the last day of school) was our revenge on the freshmen. This year we sponsored car washes, and sometimes got ourselves cleaner than the cars we TRIED to wash. Our class reached its peak in size during our junior year. We had a grand total of 15. We lost Darlene Reiman and gained Wanda Gaultney and Joyce Garrison. This year the class officers were Joyce Garrison, President; Roger Brandt, Vice-President; Susan Creason, Secretary-Treas- urer; and Sharon Johnson, Student Council Representative. At the beginning of the year, plans were started for the prom. We sponsored different money-making projects and succeeded in honoring the seniors with a banquet and prom in a ” Garden of Friendship . We were pleased and proud when Joyce Garrison was selected homecoming princess. Our last duty as juniors was to decorate for baccalaureate and commencement. With only 12 members our senior year, we found it hard not to be trampled by the lower classes, but we were used to it as we were one of the smallest classes in school all four years. We lost Charlotte Wilkes, J. D. Downing, Joyce Garrison, and Wanda Gaultney and gained Artie Miller. Bill Bailey was chosen President, Russ Hansen as Vice-President, Kathy Turner as Secretary-Treasurer, and Rosalie Thomas as Student Council Representative. We were honored in the fact that the homecoming royalty was all members of the Class of '62. Kathleen Eyerly reigned as queen and her attendants were Kathy Waters and Sharon Johnson. The juniors honored us with a banquet and prom of the Roaring 20’s . Our sneak day was a big success as we learned some interesting information and some interesting non-information about Kansas City. Baccalaureate found the seniors just realizing that they were really graduating and B. H. S. would soon be just a fond memory. Our final duty as seniors was putting on the program for class night. A skit was planned and, although that night there was quite a bit of adlibbing, the pro- gram was a success. Commencement came and with it came the march up the steps and onto the stage for the last time as high school students. Juniata, Juniors Dean Oroke Vice-President Barbara Wiley Linda Millison Class of ’63 Patricia Kemler Secretary-Treasurer Bill Lee Charles Nance Skip Walden Student Council Rep. Bill Zacharias Karen Smith Shirley Swope Lynn Woodard Judy Pouppirt Carol Petitt Naughty Juniors! W Ain't he Sweet? Working Hard? Where did you come from? O-oo-La-La More fun!! The break's at 8 Stop Peeking Great Officers Twistin the night away Looking for something? Sxspfuun o%ed. Carlena Rickel Larry Box President Pat Botkin Marge 1 Trowbridge Phyllis Smith Jim Seeman Glenn Hubbel Sophomores Buddy Van Tuyl Vice-President Cathy Calovich Rosalie Elmer Nancy Runnels Secretary-Treasurer Class of ’64 Jane Dannefer Student-Council-Rep. Loren Miller Linda Porth Ed Carlstrom Sheila Wiley Dan McAfee Don't just stand tnere Where's the rest of ya? Don't shoot Class Officers Queen Jane Hey, let’s twist Smile—you're on candid camera Don't throw! Jie Amen Freshmen « i ? Mark Daniels Patty Weidenger Chris Hansen Jane Marshall Jean Pierce President Floyd Kuehnhoff Doris Z.acharias Vice-President Frances Beaman Harold Meyer Isn't she pretty ? Our Officers Isn't he pretty? What'd you see, Medeana? Big Mouths My, what pretty hair you have! Swallow Elected from the senior class by popular vote of the student body Yearbook Royalty Queen Kathy Eyerly King Roger Brandt Homecoming Royalty Queen Kathleen Princess Kathryn Princess Carnival Royalty King Skip Walden Queen Jane Dannefer FIRST ROW: Mr. Kiester, Sponsor; B. Zacharias, Bus. Mgr.; R. Hansen, Asst. Bus Mgr.; S. Walden, Sports. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Kelly, Sponsor; J. Doron, Editor; R. Thomas, Activities; N. Runnels, Sophomores; L. Downing, Asst. Editor; J. Pierce, Freshmen. THIRD ROW: S. Creason, Activities; S. Swope, Juniors; K. Eyerly, Seniors, K. Turner, Seniors; P. Kemler, Photographer. Sponsors: Mrs. Kelly Mr. Kiester Editor: Joyce Doron Asst. Bus. Mgr. Russ Hansen BASEHOR BREEZE Volume XVIII No. 5 Basehor, Kansas March 9, 1962 ALL CITIZENS MEETING TURDAY, MARCH 7, Q-00 P. M. The School Board of the Basehor Rural High School has call- ‘ ' a Citizens Meeting for 8:00 p.m., Saturday, March high school auditorium. The meeting b sider the problems of the distric Lments and classroom need = A year ago the - distrd At the last p-bcat Booste: meeti - ssifcility telephone ol was 4 .d elimin tis crea ise of s' e the 'ould i stude: ? vari ies. vain • Chu: to Ann idat Erne tempo. The boar ome to e their oositions r may have .j.ews on or others to offer, the :his discussion is to get some lion which may serve le to it in finding a l to the problem of what to meet the educatione Is of the high school ihe district. The Basehor Grade School d has also been asked to licipate in this meeting and resent problems facing that CITIZENS p. 2, col. 3) Joyce Doron. ________: Judy Pouppirt, Bar- bara Wiley. SOPHOMORES: Jane Dannefer, Barbara Earls, Carlena Rickel. FRESHMEN: Floyd Kuehnhoff, Jean Pierce, Medeana Warden, (see HONOR p. L, col. 3) next time? prettier p -nette d Venus.M a girl vo e, th1 vt . On some the re; as foil hing was delayed for an hour, astro-nette was unable to f flame-colored lipstick. 2. Slight delay while barking. Astro-nette compa color of launching pad flying suit. Photographs v held up until astro-nette satisfied with color schene (see ASTRO-NETTE p. L, col. FIRST ROW: Nancy Runnels, Carlena Rickel, Ronald Kenton, Linda Millison, Theresa Hubbcl, Doris Beaman, Francis Beaman, Sheila Wiley. SECOND ROW: Linda Thomas, Jerry Kay Boggs, Gene Grisham, Ed Carlstrom, Bill Zacharias, Tom Eberth, Jane Marshall, Medcana Warden, Joe Schwartz, Mark Daniels, Loretta Downing, Kathy Eyerly, Gary Kenton, Gary Eberth, Barbara Wiley. THIRD ROW: Nancy Meyer, Joyce Poggemeyer, Linda Van Tuyl, Linda Wiley, Harold Meyer, Tom Trail, Jane Dannefer, Gary Lee, Chuck Rickel, Beth Grisham, Linda Carlstrom, Russ Hansen, Joyce Nance, Bernard Downing, Larry Scheller, Pat Kemler, Glen Hubbel, Joe Daniels. FOURTH ROW: Roger Marshall, Bill Lee, Mr. Mountford, C.J. Schmutz, Steven Zacharias, Doris Zacharias, Rosalie Thomas. Boys Chorus FIRST ROW: Hansen, Meyer, Prelesnik, C. Box, M. Daniels, G. Lee. SECOND ROW: Kenton, Trail, Zacharias, Van Tuyl, Carlstrom, J. Daniels, Hoppe. THIRD ROW: Hubbel, Nance, L. Box, B. Lee, Sorensen, Grisham. FOURTH ROW: Cink, Steele, Oroke, Seeman, Pebley, Miller, McAffe. Mixed Chorus FIRST ROW: Northern, Botkin, Trowbridge, Lee, Hansen, J. Daniels, Mr. Mountford. SECOND ROW: D. Zacharias, Linney, Porth, Eyerly, Downing, M. Daniels, B. Zacharias. THIRD ROW: Florence, Beaman, Thomas, Earls, Millison, Hubbel, Grisham. FOURTH ROW: Runnels, Calovich, Marshall, Doron, Carlstrom, Steele, Oroke. Girls Chorus FIRST ROW: Mr. Mountford, S. Northern, M. Trowbridge, D. Zacharias, L. Downing, P. Weidenger, P. Botkin. SECOND ROW: L. Porth, L. Millison, R. Thomas, N. Runnels, B. Earls, R. Elmer, K. Eyerly. THIRD ROW: C, Linney, F. Beaman, J. Marshall, J. Doron, C. Calovich, J. Shipman, C. Florence. Band Officers Barbara Wiley President Bill Lee Vice-President Bill Zacharias Secretary Sheila Wiley Treasurer Majorettes Sheila Wiley Drum Majorette Carlena Rickel Phyllis Smith Majorettes Chorus Officers Kathy Eyerly Alto Dean Oroke Bass Joyce Doron Tenor Nancy Runnels Soprano Horizon Club ROW ONE: Mrs. Kelly, Phyllis Smith, Sheila Wiley, Barbara Wiley, Carlena Rickel, Pat Kemler. ROW TWO: Margel Trowbridge, Judy Shipman, Charlotte Florence, Barbara Earls, Barbara Sparks. Irene Field, Marilyn Starr, Sharon Northern. Key Club FIRST ROW: Bill Bailey, Tom Steele, Roger Brandt, Russ Hansen, Skip Walden, Dean Oroke, Gary Kenton. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kiester, Glenn Hubbel, Buddy Van Tuyl, Ed Carlstrom, Jim Seeman, Art Miller, Loren Miller, Dan McAfee, Gene Grisham, Bill Zacharias, Mr. Haney. National Honor Society ROW ONE: J. Dannefer, B. Wiley, L. Keeslar, S. Walden, S. Creason, C. Rickel, Mr. Haney. ROW TWO: K. Eyerly, J. Pouppirt, K. Turner, S. Hylton, I. Field, L. Downing. ROW THREE: J. Daniels, J. Doron, D. Oroke, P. Kemler, R, Brandt, OFFICERS Linda Keeslar Secretary Skip Walden Treasurer Susan Creason Vice-President Barbara Wiley President Mr. Haney Sponsor Roger Brandt and Susan Creason D.A.R. W A R D Joyce Doron BOYS AND GIRLS S T A T £ Junior-Senior Banquet And Prom PROGRAM Welcome...................Loretta Downing Thanks.........................Bill Bailey Invocation.....................Rev. Kelly Philosophy To Live By..........Mr. Trail Mairzy Doats and Three O'clock In The Morning .........................Judy Pouppirt What’s Next.....................Mr. Kiester T wenties The Roaring MENU Porker Spuds and Buckshot Flapper's Delight Butter Shingles Pat Kemler Cheerleader Club Kathy Turner Cheerleader Jane Dannefer Cheerleader ROW ONE: J. Dannefer. P. Kemler. K. Turner, K. Eyerly. ROW TWO: Mrs. Thomas, L. Down- ing, S. Swope, L. Keeslar, S. Johnson. S. Wiley, M. Warden, C. Pettit. M. Trowbridge. ROW THREE: C. Rickel, D. Zacharias, N. Runnels. L. Millison, B. Earls, I. Field, S. Creason, B. Wiley. ROW FOUR: L. Porth, P. Smith. J. Marshall, J. Pierce, A. Elmer, C. Calovich, K. Smith. J. Pouppirt. . ... Kathy Eyerly Head Cheerleader s MAGAZINE L £ S Skip Walden Nancy Runnels High Roger Brandt Salesmen Sharon Northern Captains Jane Dannefer Fr.-Soph. Team Skip Walden Sr. -Jr. Team Kathy Eyerly Over All Carlena Rickel Sophomore Class Sharon Johnson Senior Class John Cink Freshmen Class Judy Pouppirt Junior Class 'The Amazing Maudie Starr” Senior Entire Cast Act Two Act Three Act One One Act Play No Greater Love By William Fisher Cast Grandma.......................Kathy Turner Jimmy Cain....................Skip Walden Les Cain.......................Dean Oroke Judith Cain...............Loretta Downing Helen Johnson.................Kathy Eyerly LIBRARIANS—Glen Hubbel, Shirley Swope, Susan Creason, Linda Keeslar, Judy Field, Kathy Eyerly, Linda Millison. COOKS—Mrs. Moses, Mrs. Wiley, Mrs. Millison. SChO oi BUS DRIVERS--Earnest Pine, Frank Eyerly, Chet Klinkenburg, John Klinken- burg. SECRETARIES--Sharon Hylton, Joyce Do ron, Barbara Wiley. SECRETARY BUS DRIVER Mrs. Kiester Fred Northern, Jr. CUSTODIAN Fred Hein Hast View South View I ROW ONE: Mark Sorensen, John Hoppe, Buddy Van Tuyl, Joe Daniels, Bill Lee, Tom Trail, Don Prelesnik, Harold Meyer. ROW TWO: W. L. Kiester, Prin.; Gary Kenton, Mgr.; John Cink, Charles Nance, Tom Pebley, Dean Oroke, Tom Steele, Gene Grisham, Larry Box, Ray Estes, Floyd Kuehn- hoff, E. A. Cink, Coach. Tough Year For Football Coach Cink opened the 1961 football season with five return- ing lettermen. They were: Dean Oroke, Tom Steele, Bill Lee, Joe Daniels, and Buddy Van Tuyl. The Cats had to be satisfied with fifth place this year in the Tri-County League by winning only their first game which was against Edgerton. At the end of the season, Basehor had a league record of four losses and one win and an overall record of one win and six losses. Bill Lee and Joe Daniels were elected co-captains for the year. Basehor 19 Edgerton 6 Basehor 20 Piper 40 Basehor 19 Linwood 34 Basehor 0 Ozawkie 43 Basehor 20 Jarbalo 55 Basehor 6 Stilwell 42 Basehor 6 Easton 25 CO-CAPTAINS Joe Daniels and Bill Lee Larry Box Charles Nance Don Prelesnik Harold Meyers ROW ONE: Roger Brandt, Dean Oroke, Skip Walden, Russ Hansen, Tom Steele. ROW TWO: W. L. Kiester, Prin.; Mark Sorensen, Ed Carlstrom, Joe Schwartz, Larry Box, John Cink, Gary Kenton, Don Prelesnik, E. A, Cink, Coach. ROW THREE: Buddy Van Tuyl, Charles Nance, Bill Lee, Jim See- man, Gene Grisham, Tom Pebley, Roger Marshall, Dan McAfee, Mgr. Basketball The Bobcats started the basketball season with three returning lettermen: Russ Hansen, Roger Brandt, and Dean Oroke. Thirteen additional boys reported for practice. The A team had three wins and seventeen losses and the B team had five wins and eleven losses. Roger Brandt was elected captain and the managers were Gary Kenton and Dan McAfee. Basehor 26 Stilwell 27 Basehor 41 Linwood 55 Basehor 36 Ozawkie 52 Basehor 40 Piper 60 Basehor 35 Lansing 44 Basehor 38 K.S.D. 55 Basehor 27 Tonganoxie 54 Basehor 49 Lansing 53 Basehor 38 Linwood 46 Basehor 38 Linwood 45 Basehor 33 Piper 39 Basehor 40 Piper 56 Basehor 52 Stanley 64 Basehor 45 Jarbalo 43 Basehor 42 Easton 56 Basehor 28 Edgerton 37 Basehor 59 Jarbalo 48 Basehor 57 Easton 73 Basehor 50 Jarbalo 35 Basehor 36 Berryton 58 Roger Brandt Captain Gene Grisham Roger Brandt John Cink Skip Walden Tom Steele B Team Dean Oroke Skip Walden 87 points Roger Brandt 87 1 2 points Our Reward Track Bill Lee Dean Oroke 72 points Ray Estes 26 1 12 points Take First Again Russ Hansen 12 points John Cink 21 points Tom Trail 20 1 2 points 76 points Basehor's track team walked off Abeles Field with 85 1 2 points and the Tri- County League first-place trophy. This is the second consecutive year the BOB- CATS have won first place in track. Basehor took nine of the sixteen first places and tied for another. There were two records tied and one broken this year. Roger Brandt broke the old 220 yd. dash record of 24. 3 with a time of 24. 2. He also tied the school 100 yd. dash record with a time of 10. 5. Tom Steele tied the pole vault record with a jump of 10' 3 . Twenty-two boys reported for track this year, seventeen of which lettered. Eight of these were returning lettermen from last year. iial Will Tom make it? Maybe. Yep! Charles Nance 25 points Buddy Van Tuyl 10 points Larry Box 33 5 6 points Glen Hubbel 13 points Jim Seeman 4 1 4 points Bill Zacharias 8 points Those accumulating ten points or more, or participants of a relay team which takes a 1st, 2nd, or 3rd place Floyd Kuehnhoff 5 3 4 points Gene Grisham 9 points Joe Schwartz 7 points Don Prelesnik 1 2 point Second childhood Naturally, it’s a John Deere Yearbook Royalty Reigns Senator Carlson and 1 are old friends. Class Wheels Aren't we attentive? Baccalaureate Lineup You're both wrong Sleepy, Mrs. Hylton It plays a lullaby, too Sunday Best See anybody you know? Conceited Our Officials I told you not to let everybody in Sleepy head Hard of hearing, Kathy? Something go wrong' Don't they look smart? I want a bite too Here comes Santa Claus I don't believe it! Thief Fit for a Queen Headless Horseman Find what you wanted? In Memory Stumped? Really Mr. Haney Isn't that sweet? � Ain't that a smart lookin bunch? Justa waitin Look out Mr. Jennings A new millinery shop? rj Smile Children Getting tired? Missed One Isn’t that a mess? You missed, Dean Though we were young when we entered these halls, we have found many things that are dear to us; the friendship of others, knowledge, guidance, and understanding from our teachers, and happiness from the fellowship of the students. We worked, we learned, we loved, and we lived. 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