Bethany High School - Reverie Yearbook (Bethany, IL)

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 7 e devente — Betty Cruse's dancing ability, H as revealed a bidden agility. She's leaving her boon To any freshman who soon Will try to match her dance versatility. That lovely young lady. Miss Reedy, Her beauty course can't really be needy. She'll give it to Herb With a Tony Superb, So then he will never look seedy. Don Brown is a quiet young man. Whose line is the strong silent plan. So he leaves to young Cribbet Much room to ad lib it And shoot all the breeze that he can. Our Sandra gives all her air Of sadness and much burdened care To some light-hearted lad Who wouldn't be sad To receive-anything she could spare. To Lila Lu we are quite partial. Though sometimes her grammar's gosharful. She's bouncing and joyous. But she could annoy us By giving up Don to M. Marshall. Carlin Jo Manship we'll say Is a trifle more something than gay. To Mary Ruth she'll some leave And still up her sleeve, H ave plenty more for today. A bashful young Wampler named Bill, His voice always ran up hill. It made him so mad That now he is glad To give it away with the will. ScAaaC - 1950

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CLASS WILL 7 Reverie Martha Bland, a hard working student. Succeeded because she was prudent. Th is commendable toil. Burning midnite oil. Would make Roger a much better student. Donna Ward, who is now quite petite. Says, “The best way is simply don't eat. This advice thus she leaves To Charles Austin and believes It will help him to lose ail that meat. The affair between Teeny and Tipsword Has caused neither to get bored. On their own they agree To will such constancy To a fickle young gent named Jim Tipsword. Don Malone, who in a bit of a tizzy Leaves to all the boys, Izzy. Says, I'll not be alone Because I’m Malone But he's not that dizzy — or is he? A happy young gal named Carlyle, Who's famed far and wide for her smile. Leaves her cheerful demeanor To any poor senior Who takes English IV for awhile. Genell Morris makes this request: She thinks for Jeanette twould be best. If we'd lop off a foot Of Miss Burrows and put On her twin's head to make up the rest. = Se ooC - 50

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Reverie - A careful young cutie is Kay, Sh e does things the most exact way. Dave Wimmer, who needs it. Now gets it. Kay deeds it. In hopes he will use it some day. Boh Younger's wide open expression He leaves to Bob Queen with discretion. It's useful and good For scooping in food. Beyond that it needs much suppression. Our beauteous classmate Yvonne - - She has nothing to leave anyone. In a bit of a dither She's taking ail with her And leaving with Wayne on the run. Jay Perisho shyly admits That luc Vy is Becky, who gets. His lore scientific And wisdom terrific. It fairly will baffle her wits. Miss Clark, whose first name is Joy, Her giggle she leaves to a boy. Twas a problem, who best Should receive this bequest. Said she, “Let's leave it to Leroy.'' Mr. Keown's little boy Doug, Says, giving his mustache a tug, “This I will will To Saddoris until He has one of his own for his mug.'' I'm Peter the Piper, yo ho! I tootle my sax fast and slow. But since bask etball I've no time at all. So Coach Baker can have it to blow. -■ 'rfycyti ScAoaC - f 950