Bellefontaine High School - Chant Yearbook (Bellefontaine, OH)

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NORMAN SMOCK Norman Smock has traveled From Canada to Key West But says he likes Ohio best. MARLENE SPRING Marlene's happiest hours Are spent roller skating, Especially, she says, When double dating, CATHERINE SMITH If a slight English accent And a giggle you hear, You can bet your buttons Cathy Smith is near! NANCY SMITH A musical talent Has gracious Nancvz She sings and plays Both plain and fancy. MARGARET SUMMERS Like the fair weather Of her name Margaret Summers For her smile is famed. WILLIAM SUTTON We remember B111 Sutton For his mathematical flair His faithful black Ford And gorgeous blond hair. DIXIE SPRANKELL What 'er the task She never shirks, And always for Perfection works. HUGH STEWART Originally from Canada Our new friend Hugh Is tall, dark, And handsome, too.

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DALE SHEPHERD Dale hasn't Much to say As quietly He works away. DALE SHOUGH Building ships Interests Daleg Some fly, Others sail. 'Ffh MARVIN SILVERSTEIN The 'well-dressed man' ls Marv Silversteing A more likable fellow You'd never find. PHYLLIS SLDNECKER A trim, smart girl With a delicate air, She's successful in business With talent to spare. BARBARA SEVERS For her singing and dancing, We remember Barbara Io. With so much talent She'll succeed, we know! JOHN Sl-IEELEY So very shy ls the handsome John Sheeley, But those who know, say, 'He's lots of fun, really! Jr GENE SHIVELY Born laughing Zealous Gene's The happiest fellow We've ever seen! LEONARD SHROYER From the army in Korea Leonard has returned Where much, not in the book, He has learned,

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GERALDINE THOM PSON 'Little kid with an accordian You might call Jerry. Her tunes, like her smiles Are vivacious and merry! SALLY TURNER We remember Sally As Homecoming Queen, And a lovelier one We've never seen. BUD SWEENEY The executive type, This busy man Drives from the lake To join our clan. KA REN TA YLOR Karen's favorite past Is hunting, I'd say, Bookkeeping errors With much dismay. time ix Vx.-' CHESTER WILLIAMSON Cheerful Chester's Seldom sadg For a chance to be helpful He's always glad. IA MES WOOD The commercial department Is proud of Iimg Shorthand and typing Brought profits to him. GLENN TRIMBLE We'l1 ne'er forget Indispensible Glenn Always ready A hand to lend! RICHARD WADE A man to watch, Richard Wade Bound for success, A fine start has made