Central High School - Koostrah Yearbook (Madison, IN)

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Denny Bush After four years of faithful Gloria Cherry There's a little bad in every good little girl Donald Copeland A11 that I've learned, I've forgotten, And all that, I know I've guessed Dorothy Covington Full of fun, and mischief too, Likes doing things, she shou1dn't do Ronald Davis He is an awfully nice guy, But around the girls he's very shy Emily Dunlap A friend to brighten up the way, Not too solemn, not to gay J oenne Foley Worry little, study less, !l1mt's gy idea of happiness Mary Ann Foley, Trans Mary Ann is good to converse But hopes someday to be Mrs Burress service-----I 'm laid off.

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Doris Bladen Doris was a quiet lass, But an outstanding member Paul Adams Paul is a swell Joe But when it comes to girls, he's a bit slow Glenn Armand He thinks he's awfully rough, But he really 1sn't tough James Brown A beshful boy, F F He will be a farmer, some dey. Semarial Bunner Try to argue, if you can, I can beet moat any man. Larry Buchanan Larry must like moat any girl qeems like he gives then all a whirl Mary Buchanan A young lady, with plenty of dash! She chose her Romeo, from the senior class. Jimmy Burke If there's mischief brewing. He's doing the stirring of Q e Ae of the class. l D . 1

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Mary Ellen Imel Not too tall, not too smsll Qhe's a gal Jimmy Gross Caesar was short, Napoleon was short, And I'm not so tall Eldon Gassert Eldon is a farm lad, with his own he shall be glad. myself Max Jackson, pres Oh, they're making e wild men out of me Alds Mae Prather, Sec'y Aldn Mae's already flew the coop, When she put her finger Helen Lee Like the wise old bird, often seen but never heard through the loop Sam Ralston, Vice Pres Professor Sam was his name, kherever you saw him his smile was the same Connie Robbins Connie reads many books of knowledge, Someday she hopes, to go to college. 9 L thBt's liked by 811.