LaGrove High School - La Farion Yearbook (Farina, IL)

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'r And here in England we also find another familiar face Which the halls of Farina once did grace. And we hear Lovetta Kline say Aa we pause on our way nwhy, Johnny, three fears ago, I taught you to say The answer is four, and you know the ,difference ' between can and may. Even little English boys must learn English And please don't say minnow, just say fish.U We are now nearing the end of our trip The time nearly over, we must finish the script. Over here in Switzerland we find Marjorie Harpster, the little be-peep, Herding her great flocks of snowy white sheep. She sits knitting on a rock While she is tending to her flock. Just one more, then our trip is through But we can't miss her, for you know Helen Starck, ' too. The girl who knows all, but tells very little to . you For fear you'll repeat it, if she were to do This little thing, as secretary of the U. S. of Nations Sho must remember this, for Lhero is one of the world's most important stations. Take it away New York, our night's work is done And now I'l1 get my little re plane and have some fun I'11 fly into the clouds and cause it to rain For I hear they are havingg a drought in Spain.

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nHello, folks over there, new come with me We'll trot over Europe end there shell we see Many boys and girls that you should know You went to school m.th them many years ago. Over the mountains we shell g! Until we see the steepes belows Oh, yes, we have n president in the crowd Who of himself is very proud. Although this is not the general rule Te find Bob Toerner the president of nnlOld Mshdh Schools And Bob-he has quite n class And who's among them--you could never guess And if we told you, it might give you e jolt For it is none other than our own Helen Hohlt. In Rumenin ve'll take time out for a special rite. Huth Williams has just developed a new theory on the NATURE QE LIGHT. ' Quite an improvement from Monie's Physics class, and I'll say it if I must, If she keeps it up, she will leave Einstein in the dust. ' And in Poland, Mex is e diplomat, suave as can be, Tall, dignified, cnn't you just see Him and Inu together, and realize how he feels As to kings, presidents und rulers he kneels? In Paris neon lights call our attention to the Queen' s Minion , . Where Ethlyn rules supreme, the greatest opinion. The rooms never empty, the table always full, And here Lois Towles, the famous author, nJanie Ihllln CL1ves, writes and gossips with the other boarders! Tells us that Ethlyn is not one of the nationsh honrderss Let's cut our motors and go quite slow So we can peek in that big building in Lyons right below. ' A court room has just assembled, but 1et's take a closer look If I'm not mistnken the judge is Sue Cook. Let's veit for the sentence she's going to pronounm After the jury has weighed every ounce Of evidence, and ue'll see if her persuasive plea To the jury, had the same effect it had on men Some of the service men of World Her II liked these countries so well That when the pence vas declared, they stayed here to'dwell4 Many stayed in England, France and Australia, too. Among those we find who was here then, Ardin Brandt Tith an eagle on his shoulder and a chicken on his knee fAnd she has Q pronounced English accent we scoj.

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