Bowen High School - Echo Yearbook (Bowen, IL)

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SENIOR CLASS POEM Kay Akers is the first in line, She thinks matrimony is real fine. Quiet, shy and always fun, A beauty parlor she expects to run. Big Jim Hartley and his Chevolet Goes to Chatton almost every day To that Central Junior, he throws out his heart And hopes that they will never part. ,A really fine girl is Janis Kaye Who remains loyal, and will always say, Black Chevies are her favorite cars In which to go and stud the stars. Burnard McHone, the old debator Can't decide between Marines and Slater, Elaine seems to have the upper hand Cause he thinks she's simply grand. Elaine Neill, our bride-to-be Is waiting to change that UIW to Uwe' Kids she wants by the stacks To help keep down the income tax. Don Limkemann's Missouri gal Is something more than just a pal On every nice day, he begins to get itchy To climb in his car and cross the Mississippi. Marilyn B, an industrious lass Stands quite near, the top of her class In her yard she loves to labor Especially, when she can see her neighbor. Larry Webster, better known as 'Doc' Is building up his herd of stock His future plans are to begin farming. As well as do some first-class charming. CGlenadene that is.l Next we view our Glenadene A nicer girl you've never seen, She's smart, alert and always wary, Who has for her own, a boy named Larry. Our class 'Elvis' is Warren Cook Who really keeps his nose in his book, Except when there are nice girls around, Then he becomes quite the-clown. Another lad is Pullins, E.J. You never can tell what he will say. Of one thing, though, there's no doubt It'll be Pat Laffey that he takes out. Donnie Eichman and his little red car Is sometimes seen with a girl from afar what her name is he won't tell But we think it may be Lazy, or June, or Nell. Larry Post really shocked the nation when he purchased'the local cream station. his question now is 'How in the dickens Uo you make any money handlingchickens?W

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The quiet one in class of course is Rud As many of us are, he is sometimes mood But His And Who Out if you should mention a certain g1rl's ears prick up, and his face in a flame. finally there's that Cleland boy seems to be Char-lotte's Joy. in his Studie under the moon or perhaps in the sun in mid-afternoon. Kay Wear our last charming lass Had quite an interest in the Junior Class You can see by the way she looks at Paul That to her, he is her one and all. So there you have it the 57 Class A stanza about each lad and lass May it bring you Joy in years that are ahead, At least we hope that it will be read. August September October November December January 10- 27-School Began 29-Class Elections 5-Augusta - Here 6-F.H.A. Hike and Weiner Roast 7-Nauvoo - There 10-Junior Class Rings arrived 11-Colusa - Here 1b-P1ymouth - There 17-Teachers workshop 18-Colchester - Here 20-Motorcycle stunts , G.A.O. Hike 21-Augusta - There 25-Nauvoo - Here ngsusssesg N. M ...K:. N .QS 5,5 tw 3 - .,,::: M Ra' iss , E'x9m:, was . f we : 26-F.H.A. Officers Training Meeting-Quincy 1 -Senior pictures taken 2-Plymouth - Here 3-Highway Safety Demonstration 87411 school party. 12-I.E.A. meeting for teachers 23-F.H.A. Family night 21+-Voted for Cheerleaders 3-F.H.A. Chili Supper 9-F.F.A. - F.H.A. Party 20-Senior Class play 23-Augusta - There 29-Recieved individual pictures 4-Plymouth - There Betty Crocker Test 7-Nauvoo - Bere 11-Beat Rushville at the Astoria 13-Seniors received pictures Astorial- There 18-F.H.A. '-'hristmas Party 19-No school because of storm 21-All school party. 21-Start of Christmas Vacation 3-End of Christmas Vacation b-La Harpe - There 5-Notre Dame - There 8-Dallas City - There 11-Semesters 12-Carthage - There 15-Augusta - Here 19-Unity - There 22-County Tournament at Warsaw 23-Group pictures 24-Dallas City at Warsaw 25-Augusta at Warsaw 29-Colchester - Here Tournament