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Room Ill-Class of IQ37-38 Eva Kraft ............ Evelyn Weeling ......,.. Joyce Devitt ......... Kenalene Cole ....... Bard Nagel .......... Dot Ashton ...,..... Barbara Brown ........ Pat McMahon ......... Gladys Morski ..,... Betty Meinert ...........,. Amelia Wineland ..... Dot Sass .....,.......... Betty Sautter ........... Marie McLean .....,.. Virginia Ladig ........ Pat Carr ..........., Beverly Boddy Evelyn Hansen ..,...., Dot McClure ....,... Norman Arduser Jimmie Hammerel ......... Eugene Dutcher ...... Eugene Klien ..,..,.. Bob Sherman .,........ Frank Wirebaugh Richard Wall ....... Fred Schroeder .... Harold Schultz ........ Bob Ross ........... Elton Gallon ........... Mac McClurg ...,.. Larry Moser .......... jay Thornburgh ......... Eugene Barkman ,,.,,,........,.,......,.,......ZorinaP ........Gentlemen prefer P? .............................Greta?? ...........Anne of Green Gables Davis .......Martha Raye-Yeah Man! .................Artists and Models .........One ina Million ...........Ideas Galore .........f..Brillian: ...,..........Big Apple Garland .........Naughty Marietta Girl .........Laughing-Eyes ........Claudette Stroud ......................Harpy ........Ducky Lil Chucky ...................,..Freckles ................Last Man ..........Music Maker ,................Shortstuff ......,.................UFUIYH .........Short-Light-?? .........Artist De Luxe .........De V. Center .........Major Gallon ......,..............Travelog ...... Twern't Nothin' ..........Last Worcler .....................Slats Bud Lucas ...................... .......... A Skater?? Eustace Mumford ..,.... .......,......,... T ubby Dick Scott ...........,..... .................... P inch Hitter?? Richard Etters ........ ,.................,....,.....,.......,..,...,B...,....,............................ A Tooter John Gallagher ...... ........,...................,.....,Y.........,.......... ' 'Ready, Willing and Able Your HH' 1. Your Arhion Me? Well, I'm Telling. 2. I Have a True Carrfessionf' . Once in a Wall.,' . McMahon I Love Him. 3 4 5. There's a Cole Mine in the Sky. 6. RofJalie My Darling. 7. I Ain't Got No Bodclyf' 8. Love Is Sam Around the Corner. 9. I Dutclaer Dare You. 10. Halma, Holmef, On the Range. Parade Dorothy Jane Ashton. Longfellow 4 9 5 - Eclaoey
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MRS. HOLMES' CLASS 1st Row. Dorothy Ashton, Barbara Brown, Gladys Marske, Evelyn Hansen, Evelyn Wel- ling, Patsy Carr, Dorothy Sass. 2nd Row. Harold Schultz, Jay Thornburgh, Howard Lucas, Malcolm McClurg, Frank Wirebaugh, Dick Wall, Larry Moser. 3rd ROW. Patsy McMahon, Joyce Devitt, Amelia Wineland, Betty Meinert, Beverly Boddy, Virginia Ladig, Dorothy McClure. 4th Row. Norman Arduser, jimmy Hammerel, Eugene Dutcher, Frederick Schroeder, Robert Sherman, Elton Gallon, John Gallagher. 5th Row. Richard Etters, Bard Nagel, Rosemary McPeake, Kenalene Cole, Eva Kraft, Betty Sautter, Eugene Klein. V fth Row. Dick Scott, Bob Ross, Eugene Barkman, Marie McLean, Eustace Mumford-fno picture . Longfellow 4 8 P Eclzoer
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Snoops From Room III 1. Have you seen the new bird called a Thornburgh Jay? 2. In Lucas County lives a boy named Howard. 5. Great Scott! Dick's here again! 4. Eva likes Kraft's cheese. . Patsy has a new Carr and she knows how to drive it. Watch out! . Dorothy likes Sass-a fras Tea. 5 6 7. Elton drinks a Gallon of milk a day. 8. Amelia came from a country called Wineland. 9. Dick climbed a ten foot Wall. Believe it or not. 10. Bob is a descendant of General Sherman or is he? 11. Kenalene bought a new Cole black puppy the other day. 12. Barbara has decided to buy a new Brown dress. 13. We like Meinertls candy, so does Betty. 14. john patronizes the Gallagher cleaners. 15. We are in-Klien-ed to believe that Eugene likes to go to school? rcmsplcmet ' - . , fg - ...Flzght As we entered the Space Ship, we were greeted by our tall pilot, Jimmy Ham- merel. He called the stewardess, Betty Sautter, and told her to give us a capsule of sir- loin steak and French fries. We had to stop at a traffic intersection 15,000 miles up in the air. The cop fined us 8 mills for -not stopping for a red light and who should the cop be but Eugene Barkman. He said it would take a half second to make out a ticket so we went over to Bud and Lucas, Restaurant. On the way out we mailed some post cards. To our surprise Eugene Dutcher was the postman. We mailed greeting to Malcolm who runs a Traveler's Aid Bureau on Jupiter, Dorothy McClure, who has charge of the outlook post on Saturn, and Eustace Mum- ford, who is in charge of the Society for Prevention of Mice on the same planet. Our short wave set told us that Elton Gallon had just completed a fund for brokendown bridge players, of whom Dorothy Sass was the most outstanding. Beverly Boddy will also share in this movement. On Mars we gazed through the powerful telescope, and were able to look down on the earth. We saw Bard Nagel hastily preparing menus in a hospital, with Kena- lene Cole as her assistant. Virginia Ladig was drilling a group of legionnaires. Dick Wall was a clown in the Schultz and Schroeder's Circus. Frank Wirebaugh was their business- manager. john Gallagher was engineering a highway across the Atlantic. Jay Thornburgh was lecturing in Times Square. We soon got very hungry so we hopped over to the Big Dipper and went to 'lKlein's Cafe. The waitress came up and it was Betty Meinertf There was a floor show afterward and Eva Kraft, the Dipper's greatest toe dancer, performed. After this we went back to Mars. K In the morning we took a tour around. We went to Mar's university. In a Eng- Longfellow 4 10 P Echoes
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