Irvington High School - Sunnyside Yearbook (Irvington, NY)

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LAURA RUDICK RUSSELL TAYLOR ROLANDE RIOUX George You've proved to us that you can act In both Junior and Senior Play. May all your skies be bright And not a one be grey. Laura Voted Best Dancer, and smart as a whip In basketball she's all right. A dead-eye dick, just let her rip; She's our best and full of fight. Dapper You're better known as Curley; The reason's plain to see. Someday a girl will change your tune; Just wait and caught you'll be. When we get sick and need a nurse You'll bring us back to health. You always think of the other fellow And never of yourself. - 21 GEORGE STRIMEL

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j Uy THOMAS MURPHY S. eniorb iY Murph Tom, Tom, you were so jolly As scholar, artist and clown Your term as Prexy was no folly You are certain to gain renown. Rich The class of '52, Rich, Owes you a vote of thanks. You took charge of our play tickets And put money in the bank. Chas You're Casey, our photographer. Your pictures win a prize. Why, Chari, they really are so good They almost look life-size. Boo Boy, Boo, you gave the teachers quite a time. The girls you handed quite a line. We'll remember your jokes and funny ipces. Look out, for this guy is (going places. CHARLES PHENIX . RICHARD NEMETH .V ROBERT REILLY

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JOHN WAGGONER CONSTANCE WHIPPLE Connie Connie's a girl that's really tops She's always gay and carefree; No matter what she tries to do A big success she's bound to be. Billy We thought you were the silent type , But, oh, how wrong we werel When you're in your hot rod car. All we see is just a blur . ALAN WEINER Wag You'll be a leader in this world, On this we all agree. We've looked into our crystal ball; A success you're bound to be. Alan As Editor of the school's Reporter , You brought us all the news. Some was good and While some set off a fit 22 WILLIAM WHITEHEAD