Mariemont High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Mariemont, OH)

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I WILLIAM HENRY NECKEL An important step Up the ladder of success, 15 one of Genuine friendliness. WILLIAM HENRY PFEIFFER Hess informed his public He doesrfl care, For exuberant clapping 01' raucous fanfareV THOMAS ABRAHAM NUCENT The only trouble With lacing in hot water, 15 instead of cooling It seems to get hotter. DONALD ROBERT POYNTER A slageicrew member And friendly laddie, Whose interest in golf Lies in driving a Caddy, 23 DALE LEWIS PERKINS Thereas only one answer Wid like to know; How so much of so little Can bother him 50? FRANCES JEAN PRACHAR One who wonders How modern society, Could possibly lack So much variety.

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RICHARD A. MEIBERS One who through widespread Acclaim and renown, Was voted most honorable Classroom Clown. DOROTHY MARIE MOUNT The cool in appearanceh Pm willing to bet. If the truth were revealed, 5116s a saucy coquettel DAVID LEE MILLER IFS not at all essential T0 question a soul, Whok top man On the totem pole. CHARLES DALE MULLENIX Up until now We llavmft a clue, As to what keeps T211116, In a stew. 22 DELORES LEE MOERMOND A pert little maid With a willing heari, But also a victim 0f Cupid,s dart. RUTH ANN NASH You may cover the earth In search of a friend, But no better than she Do they come in the end.

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THOMAS M. RUEHRICH He I135 proved himself An 31er V. P.: 'Thu we keep him in Cnnslunt perplexity. CARLA JANE SCHUETTLER 'Tho she has ample amuum 0f vharm and grave. Dnn't be fooled By the vherubic face. ROBERT C. ROOT Here 011 this page Lies Robert Raul: Lem hope In heaven He umk the right mule: JUDITH DORETTA SCHULER A genuine girl Frum a long German line; Thaf's snmezhing m be proud .Uz'iru' Hebe fraulvim 24 GEORGE N. ROWLAND III An ull-mund athlete 0f probable fame: Wlm knnws what it takes To keep ahead in the game. GEORGE SCHWEIN W'hile speaking in terms 0f celestial things; I dun? think you'll find here, The Rapping of wings.