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Page 29 text:
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Senior Class Poem . . . The clock is continually turning around— And makes a somewhat monotonous sound. But even so to the seniors’ ears. It has ticked away the past twelve years. And now to the class— There’s twelve in line We’ll have to admit They all did fine. Ivan Kigar is his name. He seems to get around— For he hops on a motorcycle And really goes to town. Golda, with her worries And studying all the time Likes to go to the office To get them off her mind Junior Estel, whose nickname is “Spike,” Was quite a kid when just a tyke. He even played out in the sand, But has grown to be quite a man. We admire our soprano. Sue, With notes so mellow and so true. M She leaped from the crowd and shouted, “Yoo Hoo. At last! At last! I know I’m through. Duane and Eulaine, our twins—tis true, Whose thoughts are as fresh as morning dew— It has taken these two to help along The rest of us, with some sweet song. Bill Gorey, our athlete, Like all ball players has big feet; For when the team is in a spot, We call for him with his hook shot. Doris Elton is quite slick. Because she’s continually pulling her trick; But when you're feeling quite the worse Just call on her, for she’s a nurse. Bernadine Krieger, nicknamed “Pete,” Is quite a person when it comes to eat, To drive a car is her pet peeve, Now it has come her time to leave. Virginia Hartbarger, the southern lass, Is another member of our class, Now you’ll agree she is tall, But when you whisper she’ll answer your call. The blond of our class Is named Donald Snyder, Whose field of interest Is growing wider. Stanley Hilton, one of our class. Has set as his goal, His last tear To fall. Well, folks. I’m much obliged to you For standing by to hear this through, It’s been a pleasure, indeed, to tell The tale of these seniors you knew so well.
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Page 28 text:
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Senior Class Play The senior class of “46” chose as their play a three act comedy named “Col- lege Daze”—by John Hand. The cast is as follows: Harold Duquet (Duke) . - . . . Duane I.au John Wiggins fSlim I • . . . . Junior Estel Ma Mitchell ..... ■ . . . Bernadine Krieger Shirley Mitchell .... l,ana Henderson .... ■ ■ . . Virginia Hartbarger Bill Taylor • • . . . Bill Corey Katherine Skinner “Poodles” • • . . . Doris Elton FI la Rose Peters .... Eulaine Lau Vivian Parker . • ■ . . Golda Naveau Ossie Victor ..... ■ - . . . Donald Snyder Pete Lewis ...... • • • . . Ivan Kigar Mr. Victor ..... • ■ • . Stanley Hilton The play was presented on Friday. May 3, with a large crowd attending. It proved to be even a bigger success than had been anticipated. We wish to thank Mrs. Mack and Mr. Gens who directed the play, also those who helped in any- way to make it a success. We also wish to thank Mr. Gens for “pinch-hitting” for Stanley Hilton, who was unable to take his part because of illness.
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