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Fl VFW! : . swf gi r1.,,' M. Bowne, R. Boofh L. Berg, R. BelTramea John Bradley: Brad Tor shorT . . . producT oT The machine age . . . shop work preTerred . . . handy wiTh his hands . . . assembly line lunches . . . loaTin' in The halls . . .anchors aweigh. Mary Jane Briggs: BuilT-in music box . . . TiTle role in The ForTune Teller . . . sing Tor a con- TesT raTing . . . Keep oTT my whiTe bucksl . . . backsTage anTics . . . hic, haec, hoc . . . iniTiaT- ing new SenaTors and Roman people . . . nexT sTop Drake. Bernice Buckingham: BeTTer known as Bunny . . . liTT The chorus . . . The mosT honorable Parliamen- Tarian of F. l-l. A .... whaT's cookin' in The chem lab? . . . a varsiTy volleyball gal . . . acknow- ledging applause in The girls' gym . . . nurse Buckingham on duTy. Pa'I'ricia BurTon: PaT oT The poodle cuT . . . new Junior Tace . . . G. A. A. poinTs Tor physical ex- erTion . . . medallions and orlon sweaTers . . . a Y-Teens everybody sing . . . overseeing The library noonTimes . . . seniors may go. I4 and preview MarTha Jane Bowne: l-ler precious black Angus herd . . . bell lyre solo magic . . . Tull uniform, including leggin's Tor TonighT's Tracus . . . soTT organ music in an empTy audiTorium . . . madri- gal pracTice aT Twelve sharp . . . The honorable vice-presidenT oT Thespians. LeTha Berg: Songbirds around Mrs. Ruby's piano . . . memorize The lyrics oT ThaT new Tune . . . lunch hour aThleTe . . . our Team was robbed . . . is Y-Teens in The gym This week? . . . Kidger's Problems Facing American Democracy . . . Bur- lingTon BeauTy School. Roland BooTh: Scrimmage on an early Tall even- ing . . . leT's see you run a couple oT laps . . . Senior ScholasTic crosswords . . . l-li-Y pow- wow This P. M .... noisy machines and hoT rod moTors . . . F. F. A. emphasizes Teamwork . . . home on The Tarm. Ray BelTramea: Circle ThaT old cinder Track . . . many a mile Tor The Trojan harriers . . . hamburg- er day in The F. Fl. S. caTeTeria . . . our F. F. A. ReporTer enTers conTesTs Too . . . a shorT brain- TwisTer lalias quizl Tor Tomorrow . . . Tarmer boy , . . Tour years pass quickly. J. Bradley, B. Buckingham M. Briggs, P. Burfon
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events past Rose Ann Anderson: Rosie climbs lhe musical siairs . . . up from freshman chorus . . . Jrhe domesfic lype . . . wasn'+ 'rhal a swell Y-'reens speaker? . . full skirls for square dancing . . . preparalions for prom nighl . . . elemenlary +eacher's ceriificale from Parsons. David Allen: David's shorl Jrwo years al F. l-l. S. . . . big name on lhe baskefball couri . . . chang- ing Jrhose scoreboard lighis . . . l-li-Y ably hand- les religion . . . narural born mechanic . . . ser- vice in lhe marine corps. Mary Ann Balderson: Challenging wiihin 'lhe clarinef secfion . . . Y-Teens scribe . . . polishing up a snappy band rouline . . . orange and black, fighl, figh+! . . . symbolic drama masks . . . an owl on her swea+er . . . G. A. A. girls infes+ The gym. Kei+h Bagby: Slalwarf warrior of Troy . . . four years al +he game of baskeiball . . . T-formalions and laleral passes . . . smoolhly worked wood . . bus load of choir, comic books, and cookies . . . ' a glimpse of fhe aclors fhrough 'rhe backdrop. R' A de so ' M' B lde'so D' Allen' K' B'9bY Joyce Abbo'H': Fine ar+s of F. H. S .... courf of lhe Queen . . . +o lhe rear, march! . . . angel in a choir robe . . . heroine behind fhe fooflighls . . . Thespians and declam . . . Veep of Junior class . . . Chicago Ari lns+i+u+e. Roberf Ackerman: Music maker Bob . . . young man wiih a horn . . . a lrio of irumpeleers . . . singing hero of minia+ure lvlelropolilann . . . The harmony four and madrigal . . . chaplain ai I-li-Y proceedings . . . '53 Quill wri're-ups and dummies . . . bigiime Slaie U. Jane Adkisson: Janie The aspiring acfress . . . Thespian program planner . . . buy a fickel' +o The nexf band concerl? . . . horn quarrel and woodwind quinlel 'rravel lo conlesl . . . a voice in 'rhe choir . . . dewey decimals and bookworm pins . . . sludem' governmenf official . . . lady wilh a lamp. Beverly Babcock: Red . . . le+'s see Thai bafon +winkle . . . follow me and keep in sfep . . . swing- ing flags for crilical confesf judges . . . variefy can be 'Fun . . . Y-Teens reaches Chrisfian Way of Life . . . gol my bookkeeping ready for +o- J. Abbo'H', J. Adkisson R. Ackerman, B. Babcock day I A . undecided gradum-el i I 3
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things to come. Dorofhy Chambers: ls everybody happy? yea bo! . . . more bounce To The ounce . . . These foofball games exhausf me . . . mixed chorus, rise and give voice . . . Homecoming Royal AT- TendanT . . . absorbing info af Y-Teens . . . pri- vaTe secreTary . Mariana Clark: PeTiTe and Peppy . . . pofafo chips for The sfarving Quill sfaff . . . you have been elecTed co-presidenf of S. P. R .... musical revelry in The opereTTa . . . us indispen- sable penscrafchers . . . Library Club works, plays, oh yes, eafs Too . . . whaT now? Kennefh Coop: Three cheers for The Troiansl . . . block ThaT kick . . . ouf for Track . . . leTTer sweaf- ers, class rings, diplomas . . . geomefric 3-D's and lengThy algebra problems . . . burning up The road . . . bell-boffomed Trousers. Sharon Coop: A Y-Teens big sisTer . . . hoo- ray, we play ball Today! . . . swing your parfner . . . mixed up nofes in mixed chorus . . . clock- wafching and candy bars . . . dig ThaT fizzy chemical reacfion . . . fufure address: Burling- l'Of1 General l'lOSpil'6l. D. Chambers, K. Coop M. Clark, S. Coop M V K. Byers, D. Cassabaum J. Campbell, D. Caughlan Keifh Byers: Call me Sonny . . . hisforian de luxe . . . ThaT old free feeling on Friday . . . bleachers beaf The Team bench . . . l-li-Y and shorfened classes . . . a friendly liffle iniramural combaf . . . measuremenTs for caps and gowns. Jerry Campbell: Goal lines, free Throw lines, and finish lines . . . from sophomore secrefary To senior presidenf . . , Monday sfands for Quill nighT . . . ice cold pop! . . . head man of l-li-Y his second year . . . always add acid To waTer . . . college applicanf. Dick Cassabaum: l-like, one, Two. Three . . . work- ing up a sweaf in inframurals . . . Twice vofed underclassman officer . . . a shorf inTroducTion To home ec . . . for l am The Chaplain of The T-li-Y . . . desfinafion unknown. Dave Caughlan: Real cool crooner . . . V. l. P. in Two opereTTa producfions . . . lure of The sfage . . . successful campaign To become Jr. Class presidenf . . . The perfecf ToasTmasTer of The '53 enchanTed evening . . . pinching pennies for Hi-Y . . . lowa U. and business adminisTraTion. I5
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