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CLASS OF '50 Raymond Yockey—“Amy”— Cream of tlie crop, the b-cst of scholars, He'd be rich if friends were dollars. Dale Comerford—“Dan”— Dimples, freckles and plenty of vim; You can always count on him. Carrie Ellen Sebens—“Slugger”— Cute and clever, she always tries, No matter the task, whatever the size. Hill Tompkins—“Foo”— “Slow Down, Jerry, don't drive so fas'.” “Aw, heck, this Ford ain’t made uv glass!” Francis Durbin—“Fred”— He’s an ol cow poke from the Western plains; That’s not all, though—he’s got brains. Lowell Royal—“Choc”— Rain, hail, snow or sleet, “Choc” is always on his beat. Harold Weakley—“Hal”— He’s not one to say too much; Sometimes we like them better such. Barbara Cooper—“Fritz”— “Hi, Doc, what’s up? Cot any gum?” Dark hair and freckles and plenty of fun. Tom Tucker—“Wagon”— A bright young man with a high I. Q. He knows dictionaries through and through.. Phyllis Murphy—“Pam”— Irish temper and hair of DROWN, Sw’eet voiced gal of much renown. Robert Taphorn—“Bob”— Deliberate, sure, he gets where he’s going; In the farming field, he makes a good showing. Eileen Christman—“Chris”— Her laughing eyes are green for “RLl’E”. Short and sweet, a waitress, too. Thurman Larimore—“Big Thurm”— Chug-a-chug-a-chug. With a roar and a rend. Here comes Thurman ’round the bend. Dean Stout—“Sprout”— Chuckle, chuckle! “Wanta hear a joke?” Short and chubby but no slow poke. Patty Loft us—“Pat”— Patty cake, patty cake, Queen for a night; Raven hair, eyes of blue, and a smile that’s bright. Jerry Clark—“Trees”— He can dance them all, fast or slow; You’ll always find him on the go. Marilyn Jordan—“China”— Sire's original—that’s for sure, A carefree lass, not too demure.
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INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT “Why go to school?” is a question asked by many students. Perhaps the most important reason is in order to train our minds for the tasks we will meet as citizens of a democratic country. Edmund Burke summed this up by saying, “Education is the cheap defense of nations.” On the following pages you will meet the various classes preparing such a defense.
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