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Jfenioi •{) £ cent M is for Melton, with the black hair Crib out of civics? He Wouldn't darel M is for Milligan, bless her sweet heart With her classmates she'll never part. P is for Phillips, with paper and pen She's writing a letter to her sweet little Ken. P is for Pennington who is always busy We wonder if Max makes her dizzy. Q us for Qualkinbush, we call him Jack Marcia has him and won't give him back) R is for Riggins who plays in the band As a classmate she is really grand S is for Smith, short, sweet, and shy When Gary passes, she gives him the eye. S is for Souerdike, Patty, is the name Whatever happened to hfer pet flame? S is for Streete, class poet and clown We're never blue when she is around. S is for Sutton, Harold's little gal A sweet disposition and a swell pal. T is for Taylor, who knows lots of folks We're crazy about her, especially her jokes. T is for Turelove whose future looks bright We wonder if she and Ralph ever fight. W is for Walton, we call him Eddie With a certain junior he is going steady. W is for Wikle who is never bored She loves to ride in that little blue Ford. W is for Wilson, a cute little lass She adds a lot of fun to our senior class. W is for Wright, the sheik of our class But we all like him and know he will pass. 25
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con t. Senio 4 8 ?’ C is for Clark, noisy as they come But we know quite well that he isn't dumb. C is for Cox, who has pretty hair She and Bill are quite a pair. D is for Davis, whose future is planned All she needs now is the wedding band. E is for Earps, Doris by name She says in 5 years it will still be the same. F is for Ferguson, a new girl in class Who's trying her best, each subject to pass. F is for Fisher, brains, he hasn't got Seems as if Washington is his favorite spot. G is for Gentry, Shirley is the gal She is a sweet kid, and a real nice pal. G is for Gibson who is full of fun We know, for her, there is only one. G is for Gillick a real nice guy When.he plays basketball, we all sigh. H is for Hawkins, Betty, by name Romance, to her, is merely a game. H is for Higgs, the brains of our clan, Faye Harris is his most important fan. J is for Jones, a cute little skunk With a little help he doesn't flunk. L is for Ledgerwood, a mean little cuss All he wants to do is pick a fuss. SPONSORED BY WALKER DRUG CO. 24
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