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G 18 for Gibson, so nloe and sweet, To take her out seems a treat. G is for Gilliok, Doris is his flame, He doesn't go out with other dames. H is for Hawkins a big flirt, Seems as the boys always end in the dirt. L is for Ledgerwood, who is very small, Can't seem to keep his mouth shut at all. M is for Melton, a swell little guy, When Betty passes he gives her the eye. M i8 for Milligan, a very cute chiok, She goes steady with a boy named Dick. M i8 for Morrisette, what a gal, Seems as if she wants Jerry for a pal. P is for Pennington, a nice kid, Seems as though Eddie is hard to rid. Q is for Qualkinbush, a boy from Burns City, All of the girls say for Harriette we pity. R is for Raney, whose girl is in the grades, Wonder if she still wears braids. R is for Riggins, who walks with a sway, She can see Jimmy Strawn a mile away. S 18 for Smith, small as they come, Seems her and Johnny have a lot of fun. S is for Souerdike, Patty is her name, We think Glenn is her flame. S i s for Street, who likes a redhead, There is another girl she would like to knock dead. S is for Sutton, a quiet girl. But when she sees Harold she's in a whirl. T is for Taylor, a perfect clown, You never see her with a frown. T is for Thornberry, a quiet lass, There isn't a subject that he can't pass. T is for Truelove, Wilson's dream girl, Someday she hopes to learn to twirl. W is for Waggoner, a tormenting lad, Although if you know him, he isn't so bad. W is for Walton, the boy with curls, We know that he likes all girls. W is for Wikle, who goes with them all, There is no boy for whom she wouldn't fall. W is for Wilson, with flinging redhair, Seems for boys she Just doesn't care. W i s for Wright, our paper boy, He thinks girls are Just a toy. Z is for Ziegler, who is very shy, She is the happiest when Lester is nigh.
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SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY We entered our freshman year with Mr. Holland as our sponsor. On September 5, 1951 with forty-seven pupils. We lost two students during the year. We had two parties, and a trip to Spring Mill- Our officers were as follows: President---------------------Norman Gilllafc Vice-President----------------Ruth TTuelove Boys Treasurer---—------------Bill Fisher Girls Treasurer---------------Pat Pennington We entered our sophomore year with Mrs. Young as our sponsor. Under her direction we had a Christmas party in the basement room of the school building. We had forty- three members, but so far two have withdrawn. Our class officers are:: President---------------------Jack Clark Vice-President----------------Bill Fisher Secretary---------------------Donna Cox Boys Treasurer----------------Eddie Walton Girls Treasurer---------------Pat Pennington SOPHOMORE A B C's B is for Barber, the twin we all like,, She doesn't have a boy friend just for spite - B is for Barber (Dick) Judy's twin brother, One is very much like the other. E is for Bauer, Robert by name, Hopes in the future to win great fame. B: is for Beasley, a very smart lass, Mr. Jones threatens to kick him out of class. B is for Bussinger, who is full of smiles We think, she likes a guy named Miles. B is for Bough, can't make up her mind, Wonder if she will ever make her find. C is for Crays, a quiet lass, Always on time when it comes to class. C is for Cox, who is a nice chick, We wonder why she goes to French Lick- C is for Clark, the real McCoy, Hut goes for Mary boy oh boy! D is for Davis, the little blonde, She goes with a guy named Don. E is for E rps, the cutest one, When it comes to boys there is only one. F is for Fisher, who is a great talker Seems he goes with a girl named Walker- F is for Fitzgerald, who misses school He doesn't believe in the golden rule- G is for Gentry,, who worka at the show, She likes to take tickets from a guy named Joe-
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