Black Earth High School - Earthman Yearbook (Black Earth, WI)

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Roland Kading Lurlene Kahl Vivian Lee Willis Power 5 Eddie Punswick Lorene Sale Anna Thony J ane Urban Lois Obright Gladys Ander son Next, we see is Roland Kading In most of his studies he has a fine rating. In classes he doesn't have much to say But he can answer a question any day. Lurlene is the girl with the big blue eyes As she walks to her clas how often she sighs, She has a loud voice with plenty to say And she holds her own in most every way. Although Vivian is very small . His knowledge isn't proportional at all He never speaks loud or distinct He does much better with pen and ink. Weive still another little short lad But Billy never seems to be sad. He has a keen expression; with dimpleless grin That he wears all the time -- whether out or in. Eddie is one of great independence He comes to school with irregular attendance He too--1ike a great many more of the boys Likes to argue and make a whole lot of noise. Lorene is the girl with the curly hair With large brown eyes that warn Beware She's also one of great independence But she comes to school with regular attendance. Annags the girl with dark brown hair She has dancing brown eyes and skin very fair. She goes with a guy from Arena; named Frankie Anna's quiet as a mouse and never gets crankie. The girl who likes to read is Jane A telephone operator sheill be itis plain, Her brown hair is bound to curl She's about as quiet as any girl. Lois is the girl with the long dark hair When eyer you need her she'll be there She thinks the paratroopers are really grand Especially Herbie----Ohhh that man! Andy's the girl with the big bright smile To get what she wants she'll walk a mile. On a dance floor she's quick and sharp as a razor As far as men go there's no sex that's crazier. Now don't you think we're a pretty fair lot? A group who'll be always on the dot? We have struggled hard with the fond desire To finish together: else we'll surely expire.

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CLASS WILL We, the class of 1947, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will the following things to the following people: To Torge Goderstad, Fezz s weight. To Addie Tupper, BettyE love for barn dances. To Virgil Turk, Roland s romantic troubles. To Gorden DeWitt, Viv's shyness. To Lois Kelter, Lorene's temper. To Curtis Everson, Deaniys ability to skip school. To Marlene Purdy, Cookie's ear for music. To Judy Briggs, Don's ability to blush. To Flora Belle Hauge, Anna's quietness. To Margy O'Connell, Eddie Punswick. To Jean Deneen, Mary Ann's knack for fixing her hair. To Gene Barman, Bill's sense of direction in the Sand- ridge hills. To Roger Schultz, Lois's ability to voice her opinion. To William Borman, Dicks love for school. To Maggie Kelter, Andy's boyfriends. To Harlan Lartch, Johnny's Saturday night trips to Cross Plains. To Gerry Knowles, Jane's headscarf.