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THE CHRYSALIS 35 WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF- Dave Muzzy hurried. Ronnie Heal sat up straight Rachel Craig slowed down. Mr. Diehl couldrft think up a good geom- etry test. Nina Glatt got enough sleep. Tony Bartley's feet grew any bigger. Henry Gilbert kept his feet out of the aisles. Steve Vlckery studied. Mrs. K-neeland lost her temper. Ida Hubbard lost her giggle. Natalle Canders couldn't flirt. sally Kneeland kept her shoes on in stuc. hall. ' Dickie Hamlln's hair became straight. Keith Davis had a sense of humor. Harold Hlll stopped talking. Norma Ryder couldn't go to the village. Ramona McIntosh came to school all th. time. Shirley Layman culdn't get mad. Mr. Lund could'n't keep kids after school. Rita Audette couldn't buy chewing gum. Dawn Smith stayed home nights. Elaine Aucoln couldn't come down with the Sophomores recess. 1 Glen Smith couldn't go to Shirley. Puffy Hathaway grew up. Bobby Diehl became a flirt. Miss Gray wasn't good natured. G. H. S. HAS: A Heal, but no toe. A Sawltellel, but no hammer. A Ryder, but 'no horse. A Worster, but no salt. A Graham, but no Wheat. A Marshall, but no sheriff. A Porter, but no walter. A Stairs, but no steps. A Klng, but no Queen. A Marsh, but no swamp. A Kneetlandl but no elbow. A Templettonl, but no palace. A Hlll, but no mountain. A Pat, but no slap. A tAuJcoin, but no dollars. A Dawn, but no dusk. A Church, but no Priest. An Eastman, but no Westmnn. G.H.S. HIT PARADE Elaine Aucoin- My Buddy. Tommy Ryan- I Dream of Jeannie with the Light Brown Hair . Colleen Clark- Charlie, My Boy, Oh. Charlie, My Boy. Henry Gilbert- Ida Sweet as Apple Cider Tony Bartley- My Nancy . Vlrglnia Knowlton- The Sailor with the Navy Blue Eyes. Connie Swazey- Meet Me ln St. Louis, Louis. Charlotte Cole-'Tm Just Wlld About Harry. Jimmy Mclver- My Gal Sal. Paul Diehl- Honey! I'm In Love With You Murdock McBrlerty- Little Bo-Peep. Harold Hill- If I only Had a Brain . Porky MacFadden- Mary, Come Over T. Me. Pat Eastman- Oh! Johnny, Oh! Johnny Joan McBrlerty- I'm Gonna Love Thu, Guy. Jeannette Nadeau- Pop-eye, The Sailor. Rhoda Smith- I Can't Tell a Lie. Helen Parent- Tall, Dark, and Handsome Puffy Hathaway- Loafing On a Lazy Day Harry Diehl- My Diane .
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THE CHRYSALIS 37 SOPHOMORE COMIC STRIP Lharlene Audette. ..,..........,.. Christ-mas Early Roland Babbln Tony Bartley ..,.... Natalie Canders ........,. Clair Church .,........,.............,......... Charlotte Cole ....... Pmllp collins .......,... G erald Deveaux Bob Dickinson .,.. ., Pat Eastman .......... Bobby Elsemore ...,..,. Darlene Gallant ...... Henry Gilbert ........ Ida Hubbard . .,., . S31 y Kneeland ........,...., Lorena Larabee ...... Betty Layma-n , ...,.. . ruddy McBrierty ....,. Joan McBrlerty .,.... Helene Parent ....... Frances Perry ...... Eubby Ryder Teggy Swazey Leon Vlenneau ..... Stephen Vlckery Elizabeth Whitney Thelma Wilson ..... Spud Tyler Slap Happy 1Man with blg feetl Little Orphan Annie Alley Oop Brass Monkey Jungle Jim Jiggs Donald Duck 'rim Tyler Tlllle the Toller B. 0. Plenty Gravel Gertle Mrs. Katzenjammer Dlane Palmer Mlnnle Mouse Dagwood Sweet Pea Oola 'I'he Duchess Mickey Mouse Lady Plushbottom Wlmpy .. ........ Mandrake Lowzle fSnu!ty's Wife? . ..,,.., Little Lulu Tommy Nagle-To act out ln Latin class. Gary Graham-To see what's going on. Rachel Craig-To show her cooking ability. Betty Wilson--To be wlth Marlon. Harry Diehl-To take attendance. Dukey Mcliell-To make eyes at Marlon. Nlna Glattf-.Because she has to. ' Barbara Layman-To find out what's golng on ln Greenville. Donald Tash-To act foolish. l-nllllp Church-To look at the girls. .Ioan Porter-To show the rest of the girls up. Mary Jane Lavigne-She has nothing elsc to do. Billy Burns-To wait for his call from the Navy. Celestine Munster-To wrlte letters. Laura Given-To be teacher ln Home EC. Donald Clark-To look after the Freshmax. Dave Muzzy-So he Pat Wortman . .....,.........,......................, Blondie WHAT THE FRESI-BVIEN COME TO SCHOOL FOR! Rhoda Smith-To get Mrs. Bowers Angry. Jeanette Nadeau-To make eyes at a cer- tain 8th grader. Louis Hilton-To study his Latin. Jimmy McNaughton-To talk all the time. Marlon Morrell-Jfo walt for the week-ends at Holeb. Eleanor Lowell-To talk about her boy friends. money. Charlotte Templeton-To giggle all the time. Joan Hathaway-To see how early she ca. get to school. Albert Graham-To make noise ln Algebra class. Jimmy Belmont-To ask Why in Algebra class. Donna Hamilton-To cn ln' Rockwood. talk about what goes Charlene Landerkln-To catch up on her sleep . Brad Vlckery-To be with the crowd. won't have to mill. the cows. Ronnie Heal-Because he has no otha choice. Jane Knowlton-To show oft her clothes. Clinton Breton-To make eyes at Joan Hathaway.
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