Bryant High School - Hoosier Owl Yearbook (Bryant, IN)

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Phil Stolz is quite a hunting guy ' All of the coon-dogs he does buy He drives a buckrake about town And almost runs all of us down. Kathleene Wilson is tall and blonde Of most boys doesn't seem so fond She's thinking of going to college There she hopes to gain more knowledge We point with pride to Keith Huey Over him the girls do get dewey But he is bashful, as you know But still he is a steady beau, Lois Craig is a pal to us all She's dark haired and not very tall And helps to chase the blues away She smiles every hour, every day. Margaret Post, a pretty little lass Finds dancing lots of fun As editor-in-chief of the class She gets her work well done, Next in line is Barbara Jean Smith To us her beauty is no myth She's medium high and has brown hair And certainly likes to take a dare. Last of all, but not least, I hope Am I, your poet, Patsy Spade Loy And after reading what I've written My classmates will think, that I'm a dope

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' 'DQEM ULife is real, life is earnestn Is our Mary Ashcraft's motte But to class she's always late What she needs is an auto, Fond of pilots is our Joan Campbell She likes to get in planes and ramble She'S tall, dark, cute, witty, and wise And has the prettiest brown eyes! Wilma Iliff is full of advise Of how to be gay, witty,and nice She'S a blonde and not so very tall A lucky boy for whom she-ll falli He's known by many, his In most all sports he t Likes to be on the winn June Maitlen is full of HTwisterU to us Lewis Kin to ,ou J E. words are few akes grea ing side. Pep t pride She's liked be everyone Iggggy She's got-a laugh for everthing lygfgff 1555, And lots of joy to us she brings. Cfjfmgfg 1055225 ' 'fiii ,, Tall, dark and handsome is Eldon Miller V ,X He's really quite a lady-killer. tggg' 153' He played on our baseball team f I -,,,ff And is quite a player it seems, ,ig !!! ..- --1. U ' X - 0 - Lv, Margaret Miller is quite a gal ' ' 0 w After her all the boys do howl GX NX' Shels really popular, I if-ggist, She's one whom the boys can't resist. The Minnich twins fwell, gee almostij Practically anybody can about them boast If H They take home A's on report cards X And anybody would like them for HPards.H ' Joan Montgomery wears glasses ff! Andi she is smart in all her classes 4 She's got the gift to talk and talk ff ' N ff! And has the cutest way to walk, jg! - X X , Joan Mumby has friendly ways ,X W! We say she's swell just everdey hjzigln xx' Shefs tall, Hreallyn blonde, and slender fb f 39 , 'f And with all she's very tender, V gash,

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