Beccaria Coalport Irvona High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Coalport, PA)

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George Dixon, a very friendly guy In all his classes he did try, To be properous was his ambition, But now he's helping in the kitchen. Janet Freeman, friendly and witty, No one denies that she is pretty, What's in the future? who Know's But if we know Jan, A job, a car, and millions of clothes. Tim Freeman, a real nice guy Anything he would try, He is always on the go And what he'll dog we'll never know. Chuck Ginter, a very nice guy In his classes he would try With his car he did race And along with him came Grace. Mike Haywood, a very nice guy To school he wished to say Good-bye Now everything is going in reverse Because he joined the service. Eugene Henry, who's usually in the dark, With his car which he can not park In his classes he's really bright, For his future no one knows what's in sight. Bill Hewitt, is quite a fellow He isn't gib, but he isn't yellow, A job is what it was to be, Now he sails the deep blue sea. Bob I-lockenberry, Hocky a friendly guy, Who wouldn't think of telling a lie. He isn't a very big fellow. But of course he is yellow. Dick l-loles, at the classes unanimous suggestion, A Hobo life is out of the question, He worked very hard and set up an ideal, Now his money and fame are very much real. Lois Hutton-Happy and gay, Always has something cute to say, Working was to be her career. Now she has Bob to call her dear. Rich Kizina, a nice guy to know, Many places he will go. ln all of his classes he was cool, But now he is a State Bull. Jo Kovalsky, short and sweet, She was always very neat, A success at anything she wanted to be. Now she and Fuss live happily. Nancy Kruis. a real nice girl, Through her classes she really could sail. She 'll soon be working for the WARD TRUCKING COMPANY Which is now located in Gay Patee. John Kucharcik, tall, dark and shy. And just loves to eat pie, He wanted to get married and raise a family. And now he's living happily. Matilda Lloyd, short and neat, Rich thought she was very sweet. To be prosperious was her ambition, Now she's working in their kitchen. Leroy Peterson, a very nice guy, Anything new. he would always try, He'll soon be waking up to an alarm, Because he now owns his own farm. Gloria Rachocki, a quiet lass, in the senior class. She'll make someone a real sweet wife, Happy she'll be the rest of her life. Don Shaffer, who was Ohio bound, He was the luckiest guy around, He was always telling jokes, Now he and his live with her folks. Ronnie Sinclair, a very friendly guy, That gives all the girls the eye. He wanted to work on Hot-Rod Cars, How he's ahead of them all by far. Grace Sonnenberg, a jolly gal, Everyone always is her pal. A housewife is what she was bound to be, Now she and Chuck are living happily. John Sukula, a very bright boy, Many friends he did enjoy, He didn't expect too many things out of life Just a Cadillac, millions, and a beautiful life Tom Strong, a real friendly guy, In his classes he did try, And what he wanted to do was evident, To further his education to become President Dick Trent, what Dick wants out of life, we ll never know. He'll probably end up going to a show. But now there will be no danger, Because Dick is our new Forest Ranger. Art Twigg, a friendly guy, To do things well, he would always try. To tour the world he wanted to do, Now he wears the Air Force Blue. Gloria Warholic, Gloria a real sweet girl, And always in a whirl. In her classes she was the highest. And now she's bound to be a clerk-typist. Joan Willey quiet and sweet, A nicer girl ou'll never meet, To work in a factory is her concern And lots of money she will earn. Sherwimvtfithgrow, a real nice guy, Always held his head up high: And the girls know where he's to be found He'll soon be Army bound.

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