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FRESHMAN ABC A 1s for Atohlson, tall dark and swept, When Evelyn sees him, her heart skips a beat B is for Blair, Donna by name. Seems Colglazler her pet flame. B Is for Brown, short as they come. When she sees Hinzle she Is In for fun. B Is for Bruner, girl of our oless, Seems Junior Ross thinks she Is quite a lass C is for Clark, our little book worm, But at the basketball gemes you ought to see her squirm. C is for Colglazier, Jimmy by name. When it comes to algebra he sure won't win fame C is for Crays, the bashful blonde, Did he ever watch Barbara twirl the beton. C Is for Crouse, the red headed twin, He sure is a match for Gin. C is for Crouse, the other twin. He Is as cute as the other and twice again. D Is for Dlllion, Carl and James, When it oomes to girls, they don't like dames. E is for Earpo flirt of the class, When Donnie is around, she is e good little lass. F ia for Farley, you guess the name, When it comes to studying he has a brain. F is for Fields, who is a nice boy. When, it oomes to girls he sure is e decoy. F is for Fox, who talks with them all. It seems for Kenny she sure did fall. F is for Frye, short end sweet, When Jerry is around 6he is hard to beat. G is for Gibson, Wayne by name, Shy and quiet end always the 6ame. G is for Gibson, guess the name, When you guess don't put us to blame. G is for Gray, who is nicknamed Speed, I wonder if he could win that deed. H is for Hardwiok, a good humor girl, When Dean is around she is in a whirl. H is for Hembree, Harold 0. boy, Short and sweet and a real McCoy. H is for Holt, the long legged boy, He teases the girls, that is why they think he is the real MoCoy. H is for Hoover, the girl that is quiet, Sometl-e» I wonder If that la right. OOMPLIiffiWB OT J is for Jones, little and sklnney, He knows bubble gum is Just e penny. THS FAIR STORK
ABC (continued' J Is for Jonee, President of our clae6, Some boys thinks ehe quite a lass. L i6 for Ludlow, the class decoy, Seems her pet theme is Sonny Boy . M is for Mattingly, brains of the class. If it wasn't for her no one would pa.se. M is for Medina, Sally her name, With all h«r friends she has a loyal name. M is for Melton, who always falls. The teachers 6ry, Get on th ball. M 16 for ?!llliren, Herchelt pet neve, Wonder x hy that Worley hoy had to leave. M is for Mitchell, Dean 6 little girl, But for other boys she won't even twirl. N is for Neukam, the library worm, When it comes to books he sure will learn. N is for Noel, the shortest in class, I think he hae got a girl at leet. N is for Norris, another red heed, Always trying to find out what you sfid. P is for Plummer, that sweet old gfl, When it comes to a friend 6he sure 16 a nal. R is for Ruckrlegel, Wayne by nam , When it comes to pirl6 he sure won't gain. S is for Sanders, a bfsketball boy. Winning Harriet'e is his pride and loy. S is for Shapoell, th -' engaged girl. Whatever happens, ehe is out for a whirl. S is for Spears, a di8h ret»r blond. Of her desr Paul, she 16 very fond. S 16 for Strawn, Betty we know, When she smiles, her dimples 'shows. S 16 for Street, Mildred her nfme, We wonder who is her dreamy flame. T is for Trego, he sure is cute. Wonder how he looks in hie basketball suit. T is for Truelove, tall and fat. Wonder why all girls go for that. W is for Wegner, the beautiful one, When it conjee to English she is chewing her gum. W is for Walton, James in full. When it oonps to singing, Opera boy. W is for Walton, Mary by name, It U6e to be McAtee, but now it is Strange. W ie for Walton, Pearl of the class, When it come6 to thinking she 6ure is fast. W is for Walton, nicknamed Hoot, Wonder if he hae got an old rubber boot. COMPLIMENTS OF THE MODERN
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