Loogootee High School - Black Gold Yearbook (Loogootee, IN)

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A Is for Atchison, Norman by name, It seems that Doris Is his pet flame. B Is for Brewster, the new guy this year, When he's playing basketball we all could cheer. B Is for Brown, shortest In the class, It seems to Hinzle that she will pass. B is for 31alr, Donna we know, Jacky Lents Is her favorite beau. B Is for Bruner, a good class mate, S eeras that she always has a date. C Is for Clark, highest in the class, 3ecause of her the rest can't pass. C Is for Crays, the blond headed guy. He generally passes the £ iris on by. C Is for Crouse, (Gerald) the red-headed twin, In our literature class he Just can't win. C Is for Crouse, (Harold) the blond twin to us. He gives all the girls quite a rush. D Is for Dillon, our friendly Sophomore, In History class he needs to make more. 2 Is for Earps, brown hair and eyes, When she fell for Kenny she sure got wise. P is for Farley, the quiet boy in class. He tries for his grades and seems to pass. P Is for Fields, cute as they come, 'He's always out for loads of fun. P Is for Pox, the sweet gal to us, When she sees Ned she sure does blush. P is for Frye, good, short and sweet, She's got a disposition that's hard to beat. G Is for Gibson, quiet as they come. Show him a girl and watch him run. H Is for Healy, the talker of the class. The teachers can't keep up with this lass. H is for Hardwick whose always excited. About the boys she is undecided. H Is for Hembree, a guy full of fun, Which girl does he like, we wonder which one. H Is for Holt, the shiek of the class, He's tall and slim, but he'll sure pass. H Is for Hoover, short sweet and shy, When the boys go pass they give her the eye. J is for Jones, Johnny's his name. He sure is handsome, has he got a dame??? J Is for Jones, the redheaded gal, A sweet disposition and Oh ! what a pal. L Is for Ludlow, whose always Jolly, But Dlck Is for her, by golly', !!