Blandinsville High School - Crest Yearbook (Blandinsville, IL)

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Eh ,ar.vm V :rs 1 YF Efhkill PHA AJ er I, POtSY Ferris, will my shyness, timidity and meekness to Norma Barrett. E, Yiono Veff, will my housekeeping ability to Gdroiyn nvis. I, Lucille Fisher, will my consistent happy dispostion to Evelyn Carter. I, Margaret Cary, will my Nhurry-flurryu ' notions to Arlene Bray, ' CLASS POEM A- is for Allen, Zane and Wayne, Their names are confusing, But to see them together Is really amusing. B- stands for five of our seniors, The first one is Banks, He argues more than anyone else, In our ranks. The second B stands for Marthnbel Bice, We know at least one boy who thinks she's real nice, Brandon's the third B, he's slim and tall, Good nt track and basketball. The fourth B is for Bright, good looking and tall Some call him Meredith, to us he's Snowl balls The last B's for Butterfield, Marlise you Know, She wants n husband that hns lots of dough.

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I, Helen Keithley, bequeath my friendly, winning smile to Marjory Banks., I, Betty Huston, bequeath my school spirit and my friendliness to Leroy Minneman. I, Donald Roberts, bequeath my ability to . always have my tlessons on time to Kenneth Likes. I, Dean Johnson, will my ability to break all hearts of the fair sex to Jimmy Guynn. I, Paul York, will my American History ability to Rob- ert Rexroat. I, Marjorie Randall, will my belief in getting married early to Pauline Cook. I, Harry Hardisty, will my straightforwardness to Les- lie Smock. I, Richard Banks, will my extreme political intellig-- ence to Wayne Soule. I, Gerald Campbell, will my seat on the bus, beside a girl, to Bud Keithley. I, Bob Jones, will give my seat in the English Room to anyone who wants it, and I doubt if they do. I, Donald Shugart, will my curly locks to Keith Roberts I, Betty Miller, bequeath my musical ability to Audrey Herzog. I, Florabelle.Herzog, bequeath my kind-heartedness to Lorraine Barnhart. I, Dorothy Hardy, will my ability to take care of my own affairs to Phyllis Bice.

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17A 'WY XVI f. '- 4 A 'angni we C's- we have four, Gerald Campbell is one Marj Carty's another, office work she gets done, The third C is for Cary, as quiet as a mouse, Then Chenoweth, whose giggle disturbs the whole house. D- is for Donald, Donald Roberts, we mean, With Marjorie Carty, Hels often seen. E- is for English, Of which we all take, It's not our wish But for the grades we make. F's- include Farris, Fisher, and Foote, If you want things done, well, just ask them to do it. G- is for Gordon, who wants a girl so sweet To live with him on South Main Street. Also for Gerald, His Ford has no dents, ' He turns corners on two wheels, To save for defense. H- is for Hungate,' Our big athlete, ' Adding Betty Huston, The picture's complete. H- is also for Harry, ' Who comes to our school, He's always on time, But none too soon, as a rule