Kenmare High School - Honker Yearbook (Kenmare, ND)

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THE MARCH OF Jean Peterson would like a job As secretary seen. Q. 4' ffl, if .-a Jpwigv as s sem ons Washington D. C. looks good to her And she won't be a goon. The little blonde who wears the look Of the Age of Innocence Is Leila Rehn and this I know She's get a lot of sense. At F. F. A. He's always tops He was State Flrmor too. Yes, Francis Schammel has a start That will put him in Nwhofs When. Shefs mighty small, 1 must admit Viola Sendo here. But I will bet she's plenty good In following her career., Herbert Thornberg is a lad Who takes it on the chin when others try to get him down Ho'll give them just a grin. Sho caros not for the public side of school affairs, it seems. But M rie W. has winning ways To help fulfill her dreams. .. 4- ' mm' He's right there with surprises When you least expect he's near This Harvey Redin's get the stuff To make a swell career. Jeanette R. has a pleasing way About her all the time That brings hor friends and still more friondsg That makes her life sublime. A carefree and a happy lad Is really hard to down ' Yes, Donald Sim ons is his name Ho knows his way around, Don't trifle with the problems That really get you down Just uRing upn Billie Taylor The Nwell-infermedn of town. Who knows it all and says so too when asked to please recite It's Georgie Wood, I wonder how Ho happens to be bright. And new my friends, you've not our class Who through these halls have passed I hope you'll not forget them soon Though ages may roll past. I

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'''' THE MARCH All the girls seem crazy about Frank Sinatra's voice . L'-,. Fw I V. , W v- f' H - or SENIORS sig -,ssg5es,,4ess 5,534 Y-QSJFF, -9-' Y 1341?- YZF, .. Je. ui fjagwg But Kenny Hansen's get him beat Helll do as my best choice. As the smallest suit fits Junior When his time for suits is ripe So Maxine Harris fits the shoe 0f the happy carefree typo. His humor may be silly And his knowledge slightly lame But uAubN Johnson is still a star In Basketball, His game. Marvin Kolbo is the type Who loves to skimp on school ' Farming is his greatest choice, So Hevs not the biggest fool., She's small and has the darkest hair Her smile is quick to show. Itis Inez K. I'm speaking of Sho hasn't far to go. old Faithful of the Kay Hi News who trudges home at dawn Is Carol Nelson, and get this She has both brains and braun. 'W I -'fp 'hi' None of us are hu an If we haven't got a gripe But Robert Harris takes it as His hobby, ugm I right?n 1 A dark and handsome lad is he But not so tall as some 4 This Robert Jesswein is a guy Whevs es congenial as they come. Meet Donald Kuglin, Hefs the one Who always has a grin' His career is to farm, I guess we hope his luck stays ine I The girl who'll sing her way to fame i And really make things go ' Is Sarah K., Shels get the stuff l To run an entire show. Dorothy Nelson has a smile Thatss sugar sweet, and So She seems to know the answers Cause she always rates a beau. I John oalsns fits the tall, dark type Q And Basketba1l's his cue ' A favorite with the girls is he I And with the army too. I 'A , who-I 1, ' ,grrfrflv

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