Bristol High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Bristol, IN)

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,mu l 9 1 I S E N I O R S GRACE M. HOLDEMAN Glee Club 3 yearsg Student Council '27g School Librarian '28. CLASS POEM r Lyle, the dude of the class, Irene B. is mighty sweet 5 Has a way with thegirlsg You'll admit she's hard to beat. He ne'er passes a glass She's never failed, she'll ever passg But must comb out his curls. She'll hold her own in the typing . . class. Ervle, our great typlst, Wrote seven pages one dayg Ruth B's a laughing blonde, And 'twas found at the end of this She's not so very bold. note You can tell at first sight A catalog she wanted, they say. That she's as good as gold. Our class has a boy, Dale, Our fair and laughing Catherine Who's a sheik without fail g Is always full of fun, On all girls he would mash And if you look up records, 'Cause he has a slight mustache. You'll find her work Well done. Page twenty-one

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, ' I 1 I S E N I O R S FRANCES SHAMORY Glee Club 3 yrs.g Princess Chrysan- RUTH E. BUCHER Rufus Glee Club '25g Princess Chrysanthe- mum '25g The Hoodoo '28g Annual Staff. themumf' Page twenty

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Y .u,, ll 3 I I -Elma is our student, You'll travel far and wide Before you'll find one worthy To stand by Elma's side. The Lane of our class has a turn- ing To typing, she does score And she's forever working For just one little pin more. At shorthand Herb is very uwise in She never UD laughs, to our sur- prise! The reason for this you'll find ls 'cause she has a serious mind! Teasing and laughing all day long, Keeping classes snappy. If e'er you want a good big laugh Just sit near our friend Happy ! Wayne is a friendly lad With lots of ready cheer, And if you're ever in need of aid He'll help you if he's near. Skeeter is a model pupil fSo all the teachers sayj She can answer the questions, For she studies every day. Per, the mischief of us, Has to take all the exams For, though he knows his lessons, His deportment is a slam. Latest news that has appeared! Merrill Moore has shaved his beard. Wonder if it caused offense To Elsie in happy moments . Frances S. works faithfully All her lessons to master, And she has them better Than some who are faster. Charles, the Editor-in-Chief, Surely knows his biz, We have to hand him the wreath And say, he is a Wiz. 'iDude'f is black-haired and laugh-- ing, You'd never call her shy, And when she isn't chaffing, She must be sick, that's why! Grace is very quiet and shy, She never talks aloud, Her answers are always just right, Of her we're very proud. Elsie, so small and petite, Is considered mighty sweet, And though there's not much of her, Everyone seems to love her. Edna is very studiousg She never makes much noiseg And although she's not timid, She's never seen with the boys. The dreamer, our Emma! She's by modesty fanned. So these lines I donate To her visions so grand. CT. J. GJ The Senior class is an excellent class Though perhaps it's not divine, But I'm content with this Senior class, Because, you see, it's mine. Emma Adams. Page twenty-two