Fountain City High School - Fountennial Yearbook (Fountain City, IN)

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THE FOUNTENNIAL SOPHOMORE CLASS ROLL lYillis Aughee Glenna Bailey Yera Boren - Harry Evans Kenneth Knight Claude Lacey Mildred Longfellow Ralph Lane OUR SOPHOMORE CL There have been other classes It may be, Made up of lads or lasses Of degreeg lYhieh made a strong contention That they deserve some mention But it meets with some dissention Here, from me. XVe're the finest and the brightest That there are, The loyeliest and the brightest. Near or far. NYC are all brave and witty Good looking, if not pretty, XYe're the brightest in the city, Each a star. XYilliam Leibold Mary Martin Robert Pike Dow Rupe Arnold Thomas Myrle Wright Herbert Brown ASS