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NAAAES RAEMONA BARNES CH RLES BAUSCH HARLES JROOKS rl IP BUDINE RLIN CABLE NORMA CANTON RICH RD CASShhBUHY DMmMmxCLmK ARLENE CRAVER .TUDITH CRAVER LAw1ENCE CRAWFORD DOLORES DEWAR NILA EDDY EDELE FOSTER MARLENE GANOUNG CHRISTINE GAYLORD MARGARET GRE N BARBARA GUIFFHE RALPH HASKELL NANCY HEATH ROBERT HUMPHRY MARY JANICKI JOHN KNAPP FREDRICK LAMB CALVIN MILLER PATRICK MURPHY ALICE NELSON RAYMOND PIERSON MARGARET QUINN ROBERT REESE RICHARD SEVERANC BONITA SHARPE RICHARD SHIRLEY BARRY STEPHENS MILTON TESAR JACK THOMPSON DAWN TITUS JEANETTE WILLIAMS HAROLD HISER THESE ARE THE AAABVHCDN Private secretary To graduate Forester Science teacher Machinist or draftsman Housewife Naval career Show horses at fairs A happy life To see all places of interest Farmer Airline stewardess Secretary or receptionist Salutorian of my class Vlslt England to see relatives College Nursing A successful secretary A new 1955 cadillac convertible Housewife Offset pressman To be successful Go to college To own a trucking company Business man Truck driver To succeed A new cadlallac convertible To succeed Professional soldier A good job To be an a1rman's wife To be a chemist Farmer College and play pro football To get in a college To be a success Nurse Play clarinet in all girl orchestra 29 PET PEEVE Back biters 3 30 club Dodger fans Unpunctual people Hitch hiking to school Homework in English Sixth period study hall Being tickled Flat tires Riding school bus Wise guys Dancing Gosslpers Dogs A certain senior boy Being tickled Curfew Gossip Ray Rounsville Unreliable peoole New York Yankees Washing dishes Cars that won't run Pat Murphy Giggllng girls Lamb Miller Clark Bermuda shorts Curfew Maggie Study hall rules One half hour for lunch Showoffs Girls Stuck up girls Bern1e's red convertible Yankee fans Bermuda shorts, knee socks Dishes Getting up at anytime A V : M1 1 T ilnu Al ' , , ,i I h .c, D v . on , . V E . ,N . l l E
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THE FLAME STAFF Left to right Row l Nr Conley, N Eddy, J Craver, D Dewar, M Ganou g R Barnes, Y Green, J Williams Row 2 L Crawford, M Teaar, C Hiller, J Knapp, C Bausch, C Brooks, P Eudine, F Lamb Row 3 H Pierson H Qevrance, P Nurphv R,Feese, J Thompson Editor Charles Brooks Business Managers Nila Eddy Associate Editor Edele Foster John Knapp Feature Editor Judy Craver production Mgrs Phillip Budine News Editor Fllton Tesar Dolores Dewar, Raemona Barnes Reporters Larry Crawford Arlene Craver Jack Th0 1DS0U, Fred Lemo Circulation Ygrs Dolores Dewar PBC MHPPUY Ray Pierson, Arlene Craver Literary Editors Farlene Ganoung Copy Editors Judv Craver Chris C'6Y10rd Alice Nelson, Peggy Green Social 'dotors Calvin Miller Chris Gaylord Peggy Green Publicity Dick Shirley Art editors Charles Bausch John Knapp Jeannette Williams Dick severance Ray Pierson Alice Nelson sec Brac Vusic Vditor Parv Jaricki A Typing Classes The FLAME is a news magazine and member of the Empire Ctate School Press Association The contents of the PLAN were typed and written up by the Journallsmclasseach month AftertheFLAKEwasassembled it was given to the circulation managers to distribute among he dbso ' r nd sent out to other schools in the state ris years' subscriptions to the PLAlEwere also increlsed over the previous years' subscriptions A.new cover has been introdu ed for the PLAHE and is now in use Hr Conley and the staff members are always on the alert to improve the newspaper so that all students will enjoy it Sugge tions are welcome A special h1loren's section has been added to interest tk lower grades in our publication Inthe futur the FLAMP wi 1 be ome a biggerend better news magazine for all to enioy - F Wi f YY ffl YW F -- . . . . . . . , . U . ! . . . . . . . . : . , ... . . ,, . . . . . . . . . . , , , , - . . . . . . . , , . . . . . . . . . . . --' . . . . . , - . . . . . . . . . na . . . a -, Sports Editors. . . . . Bob Reese Typists. . . Journalism Class . - 1 , . . U , - . . . .. , . ,g , -I F C . ' 'E . F u 4 1 , S' .:'- o S ez . ou . m , , ll . -f - - ' - , -A - . , . . . s- , c .e Q . - , - 1 . c - . .
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FACTS FOLKS WEAKNESS Taking dioioline isry Los and Fords 'ood Girls Girls Pat Hurphy Girls Boys end horses Darkness A good meal Candy ???? Don The lack of time Getting to bed early Shutting off alarm Ray and clothes candy Donna Clothes Blondes Girls Getting to school women Norma annon Money PGSSY Talking on the phone Pretty faces Girls Bud Girls Girls soft beds nuntlng An ex marine Boys Girls FAVORITE SAYING 'You better believe O yeah 'Better not Get on the ball' Dig this' 'Dang alang slang Oh brother' Oh crlpe 'Well jolly jolly' Oh nuts 'Jump over the bridge 'Bully' bowmt 'You want a medal' Oh beans Uh huh 'Wouldn't that frost ya' Wowser 'You'd better believe it' After all 'How about that H1 'Definitely 'Don't be smart 'You know t' You're nu 'Oh pastsfazoole' You bet yourself 'I'll clue you' 'Don't get shook' Man' 'Good night, nurse' Han 'Oh my word Oh heck 'You know it 'Oh horsefeathers Fudg 'Hey FAVORITE SONG dedding March 'If I Ev r heeded You' 'This 'le House 'Dsrkfown Strutt r's Ball' 'It Is No Secret 'Let Me Go Lover 'This Ole House 'Let Me Go Lov r 'Let Me Go Lover 'He s coming Back' 'Count Your Blessings' 'You'll Never walk Alone' This Ole House It Is No Secret' 'You'1l Never Jalk Alone' 'some Enchanted Evening 'Smoke Gets In My Eyes 'Melody Of Love 'This Ole House 'You You You' 'ah Boom Now Is The Hour' 'Shake, Rattle And Bol ' 'Your Cheating Hear ' 'Courting In lhe Bain Easter Parade Because Of You' This Ole House' 'l'm A Fool To Care' Hey There Hot Shoe 'I heed You Now 'The Shoemaker's Shop' I Need You how' mtardust This Ole House' 'Crapel In The Hoonlight Fey There' 'Never Trust A doman' I itll I- I I . I h I we , 1 . 'I I ' I I . Q 1- , N , A .I , I , I vu e ,, I ll , I I , ,, I I- I , ' I I I , I I - ' ' I f- n I I I I ' 9 9 I 1 - 1 7 I I lu' - U A 1 A N Y P V .. 1 M H .' c ' rs' - A H I I I I . ' I l ll I , l , V . ,, I I 4 ' I ' I A t I I ,,, I .- I' I I - I , I I ell ,a ' I .
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