Lordstown High School - Highlights Yearbook (Lordstown, OH)

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,4 f' f f24w K 43 'D at L' h vfi I' 1 Q 3, l 1-' f'?1 ' -- S. - -xg '11 fp I ' Ph llis Lohr grumbles about people that mind her' business rather than their own. I didn't 'know you had ' secrets, Phyllis. ' ' Jack' Irwin grumbles that girls ar t fickl . ' ll!! that he can't get the car often enough :Z go to :og ng: girls. And when he does he finds himself in the doghouse. Tough, Jack. like Ereca grumbles that the Lordstown girls don't appreciate ,him so he is thinking about going beck to Niles where they do. Oh Dear! ' Bob Cross grumbles that you have to have an excuse for everything you do around this school. Excuses ion' t bother you next year, Bob. Dorothy Bright grumbles that the teachers gives too many assignments. She says that the ones they give are also too b is one of those people that just doesn't grumble. She is a good example for the Juniors. ia- t Betty Fleming has been left until last because she H sHL1if'liTs ' h K ex XR x Qix X X 2' 6 .A 'um r B .X X X. sl- Q R QX

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so-'mfs X xrf .- wa 1 V cuss rom X I've been chosen as a poet In this class of forty-nine f To tell you of my buddies And three lasses all so fine. As a poet, I'm not famous In this class of twenty-two With commencement day approaching l hook or crook, we're thru. I'll tell you first of Betty Morris 5 You all well know her stony That Wnew lookv and learning to cook I And Dare I mention Ralph Cory? Ng And naw Grace Downing, fair to see Jolly and gay and full of fun A true blue housewife she wants to be I, For Jack Davis you see, her heart has won. I , I Agnes Borland now comes to the fore ' She's bright and cheerful and never a bore She just doesn't seem to care for the boys But for the warsity team she has the score. K JL When the WStardustersW begin to play Don Fisher, of course, will lead the way But when it comes to making a basket we all know his courage, HCome on boys, playn. V There is another fair lad to see His likes and dislikes one would never guess You can be sure of Gene Chalker He works, and is bound for success. I Now lipton McLean is a trustworthy fellow He has counted the money for L. H. S. With a disposition that really mellow I'm sure he'll somedoay be a success. t Last on the list o my friend, Bob Cross He would like to be his own boss, He strolls about without a care But a better friend is rather rare! 1 -Il 5 fglsz as .Ilya -elf s- L H1 1-ILIGH 'Ns X I J r W J Q. QP