Kent Denver School - Kentian Yearbook (Englewood, CO)

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by EVE TH GRADE Ifillyn Smith U MIDNIGHT ' I Maiiignlkizrgdeggggi Outside the wind is blowing. -1- Jem LCE Wilson Not one small star is showing. CorNelia Brusse The rain is pouring down, A FIC-I-Cher Lee Francis The thunder dwarfs all sound. H-5 Dovie SmitH Lightning flashes across the sky. The wind gives out a spooky Cry. . - . I snuggle further down in bed Diiigrglegsgjon And pull the covers over head. . , Cordy ClArk Cornelia Iirussc 5 M1'fDiBUfll THE FoRooTTEN NAMF 1 LouisE Mann 1 Mnlgilyn Cramer I'd seen her somewhere, that I know -, Sandra Sweet For she smilled and said, Hello, - Her face I knew so very well, . g But her name I could not tell. ' Marion V11r1dfI110U Had she taught me French or math? Somewhere she had crossed my path. At party, had we met before? 'Or was she selling in a store? I wonder if she too forgot When the time, and where the Spot. Cordy cililfli STANDING: Marilyn Cramer, Orrnclia Clark, Sandra Sweet. Marion Vamlcmucr. Cornelia llrussc. I-'lctclicr Lee Francis. Louise Mann. Mardi Buell. SIiA'I'lill: Allyn Smith, Gloria Gordon. Iere Lee Wilson, Diane Bernot. AliSIiN'l': Mary lean Maincs, Dovel Smith. ta... I , - ffil .Ha -vw K .fe If LQQQ. A , I 9 ,.,. A--... f

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FIFTH AN SIXTH GR D STANDING: Marcia llines. KNIQITLING: lean Brown, Ilelen Moore, Lois Iean Thomas, Pat Hayden, Mcrrilyn Deakin, litlitli Davis, lcannc 'I'Iion1as. AIISIQNT: Sylvia Iloxvden, l TWO EASTER BUNNIES Down by the marsh On the edge of the wood, Lived two little bunnies Who were very, very good. One was named Trigger, The other was Pete. They had fairly big heads And very huge feet. Pete's eyes were blue, He had a short tailg Getty McCrary. His whiskers were long, His ears like a sail. Trigger's eyes were pink, His little nose twitched. He got in lots of mischief And was very often switched. One night their mother told them Easter was coming 'round, And about the Easter bunny Bringing eggs without a sound. The next bright morning They were up at dawn, WHY, I CAN'T UNDERSTAND On the eleventh m onth, the elev- enth hour, and the eleventh day, All wars came to a n end. We heard them say, The Victory's won and all is done. That was twenty-four years ago. But still we are having another war show, With our soldiers every land. It's no wonder w and sailors in hy a little girl can't understand All about Armistice Day. leanne Thomas They packed up their clothes And then they were gone. They took the path to Rabbitville, Which was just hve miles long, And after a short while They began to sing a song. VVe're going to be Easter bunnies And hide colored eggs, We're on the path to Rabbitville, Which will tire out our legs. Betty McCrary Y Q S Ii

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4 l l Cliarlinv Humplircys. Olivia Brock. Carla Ann Modesilt. Alzora Benton, M Louise Hulkley. Cora Van Schaack, Frances Redman, Gretchen Storer. AIESICNT: Robbie Oxnard. Marilyn Peterson. WHAT DO THEY THINK? arcia lfile, Marcie Miller, Rae Morris, My dear Mrs. Morris, do you remember that this is the day when Mr. Iordan promised us that we could go to earth and see our great-great-granddaughters at Kent? Of course, Mrs. Oxnard. VVhy do you think I had my harp tuned and my halo polished? VVell, we'll have to go by parachute because Iacob's ladder is closed for repairs. Here we are. Look, dresses up to the girls' knees! Why, in our day it was considered impolite to show your ankles. Horseless carriages, buildings ten stories high, what next? Oh, there's Robbie, my darling great-great-granddaughterf' And little Rae, why, she's whistling at a sailorl Outrageous! Who's that girl who just sits and reads like a lady while the rest play 0 0 baseball P 1 That's Mistress Miller's great-granddaughter, Marcella. U U And the one who plays the piano while the rest play dice? I believe her name is Van Schaack. But who are those two girls who U , X are constantly righting about 'Reds and Whites? b .1 Well, the tall one is called Olivia, I believe, and the small one 5 'Weezie' some foreign name probably. f X Who's the one who combs her red hair all the time, and who is the l black haired one whom they call 'Old Seed? l The one who primps is Carla, and the 'Old Seed' is usually known as 1 Edef' Yes, hut there are three you haven't mentioned. They are some of the favorites, l've heard, Alzora Benton fl knew her great-great-grandmotherj, Charline Humphreys, and Iere Lee Wilson. Oh, dear, we must be going. Here comes Mr. Iordanf' X ' Frances Redman EIGHTH GR DE