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Page 15 text:
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CLASS OF '49 When asked to write the poem of our fair class of '49 The first words issued from my lips were, I resignI Of our class, of four girls and five boys, I've much to tell So draw up a chair and prepare to sit a spell. First, there is jean Chambers, our Kentucky lad, With all the girls he appears to be quite a fad, He drives here and there on his own accord In that bright, new, shiny Ford. Next in line is Roger Chambers, better known as Mutt, Says he, When it comes to Physics, I'm in a rut. But I say, with his blond hair and personality, That boy will go places, you wait and see. The next member of our class has great ambition To be a doctor, Harvard bound, is his mission, lt's Billy'james Williamson, if you haven't guessed, And in all his studies he ranks the best. Then there's jay Freeman, the basketball star of the year When it comes to English, says he, I can't get in gear. But in the Shop class, jay takes the cake, He will make the grade for his own sake. Pertaining to the fifth boy I'1l tell you in time Look in the last verse for his story in rhyme. And now for our girls, the lovely quartet, Boys before girls is my motto, you bet. There is Phyllis Glaz..e, our blond cheerleader, And all the boys agree there is none sweeter. She is the soprano soloist of our class, For her to reach those high notes, it is no task. Then there is Donna Walker, our fair secretary, Says she, lean sing a cheer, but I'm no canary. Donna's smile shows her as a girl of fun and good will, Whether in school or out, she is no pill, ll
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Page 16 text:
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Louise Helterbran is a maiden, young and fair, With rosy lips and curly auburn hair. You know her name, and you know her well, So there is nothing more that I can tell. Our next student may be least, but she is not last, As you know, joan Tener has been an asset in times gone past. She's a rnajorette and manages the concession stand at our games, To hear a junior boy talk, she's one of his favorite dames. I hope you have enjoyed this little rhyme As much as I have, though 'tis not sublime, To know-my name you'll have to look To see who is the poet of this book. And so as class poet, I'11 conclude And make it short while I'm in the mood, I think l'll make this verse the last in line About our dear old class of '49. 12
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