Laclede High School - Lincola Yearbook (Laclede, MO)

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Sophomore Class - Continued. Patsy Savage: Chorus, basketball. My feet just won't keep still when they jazz that jazzy music.' Marcella Shoop: Chorus. She doesn't laugh--she giggles. Betty Smith: Chorus. She is still looking for tall, dark and handsoxne. Ronald Stanley: Chorus. He believes there's more in school than learning. Donnie Steele: Chorus, basketball. Women? I never heard of women before. What are they like? Can You Imagine? Faith without something to tell you. Eileen not mentioning Buddy in her conversation. Iris not having her hair pinned up on Wednesdays. Patsy Savage not interested in Browning or Chillicothe. Ann not knowing her American History. Joyce Ann not getting mail from Fort Madison. George getting to school on time. Bonnie Jean not being interested in Meadville. Kenneth having his lessons. Betty C. not being able to get a boyfriend. Edwin without Faith in the library. Patsy Ryan not saying, Good morning. June without Charles. Paul going steady with a girl. Frank Edward not pestering the girls. Miss Benson not putting up the windows in her classes. Buddy not being ready for the school bus.

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FRESHNIEN CLASS OFFICERS President .... . . . . . Norma Jenkins Vice-President .... . . .... Pat Herron Secretary-Treasurer . . .... Lowell Sensintaifar Margaret Allen: Chorus. Blond bomb-shell. Ned Brenner: Chorus. Tries to please--the girls. Eileen Dulaney: Chorus. My heart is just like my brother working on the railroad--its breaking. Mildred Foster: Chorus. A very careful student. Kenneth Goosey: Chorus. He's about as much use as a glass eye at a key hole. Beverly Harbaugh: Chorus. This yvorld is such a lonely place. I've got to get a man. Pat Herron: Chorus, basketball. We wish there were more like him in high school! Norma Jenkins: Chorus. The love bug has bit me. Mary Richardson: Chorus. Don't bother me: can't you see I'm bashfulf Lowell Sensintaffar: Chorus. They say every great man started with nothing--Well, I've got a start. Darlene Singleton: Chorus. Comes to high school with a serious purpose. Betty Sturtevant: Chorus. She hails from Brookfield.