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20 50 Y. Where YOU See Norma, vowll also see 1 think :'he's really true to him Tom, He thinks she's really swell at all agree that she's okay And xbout her many good things I could tcll Next th rf's Jim Blevins, tall and handsom And whit a basketball pl fcr, ls Brant mobson he was very good And wlth the girls he's a slayer We applauded him in the senior pla And we really got a thrill, lhen he carried math Ann off the stage Supoosedly against her will Betty Goen is the quiet type But she's a lot of fun, too, She's always having a gay good tlme I have ret to see her blue hen you feel low and lonely lnd in an awful mood, She'll cheer you up and make you think You really feel quite good Jane UGTSIHQGT can cook and sew, She's good looking, too, and sweet, But her heart belongs to Bernard He's given her a dlamord, It reall! lS beauty lnd nov she's xaltlng patlently at home lhile he performs hls patriotlc duty If you see a cloud of dust, Or something in a flurry It's probably Betty Kuchn runnlng She's lw ys in a hurry Sho h s a cheerful splrit, lnd hor dlsooslt ion's sunny, sometimes she says the cutest thlngs She's re lly very funny Carolyn olka is klnd of quiet But I've ome news to splll, henever you see her wrlting It' orobably a letter to Blll And this much I wlll tell, She may have had many other beaux But this time, I think she's P Jo Inn Gray 1 the mischievou tfpey and always having a good time But I'll bet Jim will reform her lfter the wedding bells chime nfter she's hld his socks, Or thrown ice water in hi face, Jim will probably be ready to admit That she's a somewhat difficult case Lenallilson' thoughts are manf mlle away Probably rld'ng out ofer thr sea, Because her thouvrt are of a allor nd his of her, thinks h she's TC llv 1 patrlo lC girl Shc'll keep the po t afffct busv 4r1tinv and r ceiving letters I'll bet that po tm ster's dizry Hilda olka xlll prob bly be tcnovraph r, ind, c v That h yau'll lr lt aid of her tty a girl find in Qt v h notlcfd t i I'm c t Cr th1t's the y it look Gtr' their court hip remind Of some I VF read in books Lucas has ambition to teach Home Bc has to teach some kids, a total wreck Bettf Jean She ants But if she She'll be She can sex, or cook nd keep the house neat, Her husband wlll be a luckv man, I'm sure he'll thlnl she's sweet If you see a car comlng down the street nd 1t's on the lefthand side, It's probablf Vary J ne shelton at the fheel, Ind you'd better run and hide . J , , , ,. . .. ' - ' . ' J ' 3 r. ' L 3 r I f H l 51 -4 ' 1' , S , . S 21 X E 3 ' 1 c. V 1 5 U: , , r V I I pa 7 u an - ' ' ' 4. 5 I .3 1 Q T 1 I 1 52 u ' 7 . - n 22 1- - , s f Y, T -3 v' c . ' l 1 ' - 55 25 ,' S ,N I a , . , 1 ,' S xc , .,, ' X A A- X I J ' 1 . U H X . 1 ' , .rl S R . SC , 24 Aix - . S U. W 7 54' 1 . ' A Yes, 2 :a l': ,C t' I T A , r , A .1 , , rw h '. , J x J.. 1 0 , V' fm . 1 Q .... I , c , 25 a K s .a ' . ,L . . 1 , ' 55 l 1 ' - A ' ' U L V a I n C S ? 7 L A fi' v 1 ' . . . She Says he Can t be Ueat' Unless she lets Steve change her 26 m - 1 5 1 A V+' c also her d si v . v I 5 3 J, J, 1 sHe's as ore W , as 1 WY i 'J u a J Q ' 1 ' 'A L I w. . ' 56 0 . . J . FP a S e f as - h s - 1 .1 f was sg 27 or : . a s. A f. s me I J J I n w u A A ' 'C 0 s '. ', 57 ' l 1 -.. by-- .. w 1, . a 'a . 28 f V , . . G f' 1 W ' 58 1 ' . X ' 'Y rw AL ' , 1 , L Q J I. lc ' DQ Y ' Y , A r' . . , 29 . 'z ' . 1 l ' . ' '- ' J S - ' n o . Y , 0 L V . Q ,' , s ' . ' ' f . I 11 . 3 .C 1 a P X11 JJ I' 1 ' ,Q
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CLASS POEM 1 Some poets have written of tragedies and romance, Others of things that will come to pass, I have written of something special-- Of course 1t's the senior class In this poem you'll hear predictions And things that are really true I consider it a great pleasure To speak of this class to you Some of the finest boys and girls will leave old B H S this year We will all truly miss them, And they'll leave many memories dear And new I must deliver my message I must not tarry, for time will soon fly, As I mention each with his attributes While some of you gasp and others sigh If you've ever passed the school house And heard a lot of noise, It was Ruth Ann Stotz yelling For the basketball boys When she gives out with nwhistle Boom Or our standby, WThe Old Time F1ght,H It makes tke oldfr ones young again, And the young ones scream with delight Margaret Ke tner fjUSt call her Maggiel Is one that can't be beat ae remember her in the play nN1ss Smartyn As the girl who's dumb but sweet She's really not so dumb though, We rho know her all agree, But she certainl, played her part well As all could plainly see Betty Knott, Is always a She can make to cry She's liked the ot you clown of the class, of fun, laugh when you want by everyone If your books are hid Or your pencils broke Just blame it on Betty It's just another joke ll Lib Knott is the domestic type And has good looks with it, too, When her husband'says, nHoney, a ch my pants,n She won't say, Wwhy don't you Shefll lite right in and set to work And make them look deluxe She'll hide all frayed edges, And not leave any tucks And then there's Norbie Herrmar President of his class and captain of the team, when he ran out upon the floor You could hear the girls all scream He was a square shooter, Seemingly mild and meek, But he really had the spirit And a basketball technique Wava Lee Atkinson, voted beauty of the class, Is really 1 tr at for the ere When she walks down the halls at school, You should hear the boys sigh She has a bright smile end flaming red hair And is always ready with a cheerful word, blains, too, Or o that' what I've heard Hhere trere's Wava Lee, there' also Yathryn McCory, Thef're the yerf best of friend , Katie gets along with everyone And doesn't haze to make amenc She's verf good in shorthand And good in typing too, Je lnow she'll be a great sue cess In whatever she attempts to df If you should glance outside the door, And there's just a boy and girl in view, No doubt 1t's Tom and Norma T , Pitching a little woo P C 0 o ' t , 2 12 . , ' - 3 3 I L . , o 13 F 0 o 1 ' 5 , i In I 4 J A L Q I I . l . ' 3 4 . 3 . . , . O ' - . 5 15 I I - 2 Y Q Q 5 3 I , ' c T 5 g Q , . ' 16 H I I A , , 1 3 , 3 Y J 1 , A . , L 7 She's one of those girls with f A S 3 'N 1 J . '- ' S A S ' . 'S L V 1 17 VL 4 2 . .f ,. S ' x v 8 x 1 I .J S ' ' - 5 ' J . V . , 3 'A 1 L 9 1 ' 18 L .J a 1 1 ' if Q . i , 3 0 19 10 , 5 1 I ' Q A Q
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Some day J0u'11 Feed in the Banner, setty Shipley ha long black hair probably on the court news sheet She: Short qnd reqlly Cute, That Mary Jane was arrested For driving on the wrong sldo of the stre t One of the funniest things of the season Happened in the senior play hen Roy M in oroposed to Mlss Hickey So I'v he rd everyone say H F v splendid perform nce On thls we'll ll agree hy doesn't h po to Hollywood, 1 m A pictur s for all to e Julle lnn Lubker as Mi s Hicley Des rves some cr dlt, too, Her love for h r rasmus K n very deep, 1nd tru Julie ol ns to go to college lnd be graduat nurs , Th m n :ho marries Tulle Could go long w y nd do lot xorse Did you see Geneva Hobbs In that costume see u edo If any dollywood d slgners ha e I'm sure they'd haJe been amu ed Geneva warts to be a cadet And see the soldlers through Thi ba tle that the7're flghting So ther can return to you DUFS6 D n oer used to be so wollf But no hi heart is broke, fl girl has moved and left him It's not a Iurnf joke He may have ambltlsns, hl greate t one l Just a oon as c ool's o To move t Shelbyvllle' Mabel Herter i a little blonde She doe n't mate much nolse, lnd she doe n't have much interest In any of the boys There is one thing that Veena me vorderinp, That maybe you WI I knou, .here doe she ke o herself on weekends Is it wlth a secret beauo Tl Hut that lsn't all, folk She has a dlQmOHd, to boot' She reminds me of a little doll, One you'd really prize, I've heard th t when Pddie looks at her, He get moondust in his eres Mary lice Rowmln h s 1 good Job She 1 the office girl, I wonder if she llko I Or if lt make her head whirl? In the office she' efficient, I'll bet her home Jill be the ame If her hu band doe n't appleclate t It will be an awful shame Lic rleetvood The blonde t I think we'll S e' a very 1 a blonde, in her cla s all agree eharminv la One that's all her own It' Jrltlnv dail, lettprs To Ude and Malone Hazel Fo ter is the hort but sweet tyne, And another blonde, too, She 15 good in her classes, And is alwar willing to do She will work with fou And alwa s does her part, Wut do anr of fou know lho is nearest to her hearto Mafbe Don Schneider will do what we think, And be n excellent farmer, Or mafbe he'll turn out to be Another lady charmer So if you run lnto a boy Flther in the country or the city ith a gang of girls, it' probabl Don Ther like him because he's witty Louie Sommer with his dreamy blue eyes I vcrf tall and slim, And when he throws the basketball, It goes right through the rim ,, ,, ,, U ' 'r ' Y S 3 ! 4 ' J S c c ' ' ' I S I . , U K. C e +2 - 52 41 , C , v . 4 ul ' 3 t R 2' 5 1. . A Z C- 7' Y -fd ' f- ,f .4 el A 0 . , 3 .1 55 ' J- Q H542 4 ' v 1 I -:K 1 .2 fl 4 U . 3 YW , 1 U 0 , 1- Q o I G ,fl G .. -. , ' A A A .3 t-v . , My 57' ' . . c as X' , ' ' -N , - G 3 . ' 54 Ind a'e e ' L se2? L S - . V ' , n :A I S- f S .L . . 5 C . 1 S S 'r N 77 'I C .Q Q . 1 I U 3 x C . 1, Y . J L ETL O 3. 'H 'O 'lv S f N Q X, n Q ' I S i S 3 C fl V A 1 V ' Q J 2 3 'U U 5 - h s 1 -1 , 'ss. J - se rw 45 she has a special hobby, . F ,1 V o ., 5 . S 1' ' vv , 1 . I I I e gl d s e I . it, 57 O ' , , S . S J S E 46 1 I , A J O . 1 Q 3 1 xx . 4- ' ' 4- S U w ' S 1 I , A 7- ef - se .av L , . . O l J . 'V 5 , ' :VY v W S J 1 ' jd w - P s O . -- ' ' I . 6 v n - , A L 1 1 A 418 X 0 . J , I 1 ' I ' .u ' Lf - . But . s J s A. s still, e 3 J- . s s . s n- I c ut A 1 . ,N 'w ' ' , 1 ' .1 .4 1 l ' o X . 49 eo 1 L . 1 S 1 .1 , Y ' f ,,, 0 Y ' v'gJ s LJ : 1 . 4 , S 7 .1,. L . - A l 'H L S -1 f 11 50 'm . . - 1 J J J x A K. l ' , ' A 3 ' . . A S - , 1 1 ' ' ll X, X, , Y' ra .rx . G v - u XJ- V J X 5 U -- . , ' .1 C ' 2 1 1 x A o
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