Coalmont High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Coalmont, IN)

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e v f ,im Ioan Griffith, a very charming girl, Has decided to give professional modeling a whirl: She will enroll in Particia Steven's School of Fashion, Where she will get to put her charms and ability in action. Forrest Miller, Iohnny to his friends: A sensible guy who does not burn the candle at both ends: With his pal Bill he loves to hunt, In baseball, he would rather hit than bunt. Now we introduce to you Brenda Hill If she promises to do anything she will: In the summer she follows the fairs to show Her fine Red Polled cattle which must look just so. Iudy Nelson is the next Senior to meet, An efficient librarian she is hard to beat: She came to us from Hymera way, We certainly are happy she decided to stay. Dale Shidler, Drum Major of the band, When he makes up his mind to do something, he can: For his transportation he uses a 1956 Chevrolet, Which he enjoys driving by night and by day. Next boy to meet is Robert Martindale, Who on life's pathway is ready to set sail: Twelve years at Coalmont School he spent, Preparing himself for life's problems of food and rent. Martha Duling, a lovely lass with eyes of brown, Who certainly enjoys having Charlie around: With a ready smile and dimples so cute, She radiates personality from her head to her boot. Next we see Charlie Samm waiting for Miss Duling, We wonder who, after marriage, will do the ruling: Charlie is a man who knows what he wants, And works toward that end regardless of taunts. Ankle bone attached to leg bone, leg bone attached to thigh bone, Always singing, always happy is our own Hazel Malone: Give me the beat! don't need no words! don't need no tune! Thank goodness from school I'll be graduated soon. I am glad and also sad that graduation is near, Thoughts of leaving dear old Coalmont brings a tear: Are the remarks that our classmate, Ianet Burger, did say, When advised that the end of her school days was not far away. Last, but not least, on the roster of our class, Is Linda Rehmel, a quiet and friendly young lass: Who tends to her own business, bothering no one, Getting all she can out of school, including some fun. To Mr. Miller, Principal of our school, If we have caused any trouble or broken any rule: We would like to apologize before it is to late, Because, as you see, we are about to graduate. This poem wouldn't be complete without giving credit due To our sponsors, Mrs. Connor and Mr. Kramer too: Without whose guidance and use of the whip, We would not have been able to take our class trip. P vw

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