Martin Van Buren High School - Futura Yearbook (Queens Village, NY)

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fl- yl gfvwn ., Banking Hank Ward Blue LOOKING BACK over those exciting, wonderful, nevereto-be-forgotten, FABULOUS teen years, I see many glowing memories which I REMEMBER and treasure highly. to become my I recall clearly how the PLAIN JANE from down my block grew up DREAM LOVER-how she went from BOBBY SOX TO STOCKINGS, and all in ONE NIGHT. 'X' I remember when my first test mark at Van Buren was 64. I became known as MR. R-:::' X BLUE and heard that BROKEN HEARTED MELODY. I recall now, how WONDERFUL, V WONDERFUL it was to pass the next exam in the 9O's. MY HAPPINESS made me want X to SHOUT with ioy. WHAT A DIFFERENCE A DAY MAKES! I also recollect what a LONELY BOY I was when my TALLAHASSEE LASSIE stomped out from my party after she found LIPSTICK ON MY COLLAR. When casually SHE SAY, SEE YOU IN SEPTEMBER, I became ALL SHOOK UP. llt was Octoberl. Engraved upon my memory is the thought of how I became bold enough to ask that LITTLE GIRL from history class to the WESTERN MOVIES, and later that week how she PUT IHERI HEAD ON MY SHOULDER AT THE HOP. It was then FOR THE FIRST TIME, that I was A TEENAGER IN LOVE. X I shall never forget when I wore my WHITE SPORT COAT AND A PINK CARNATION with my BLUE SUEDE SHOES to the Junior Prom. Also, afterward, how SITTING IN THE BACK SEAT I heard the police officer say WAKE UP LITTLE SUZIE, IT'S LATE, you too, - TIGER. We must have heard iust one too many HUSHABYE. These events and many others bring back to my memory those fabulous teen years. I shall forever be MISTY, remembering those HEARTACHES BY THE NUMBER, my HIGH in HOPES and all the LAVENDER BLUE. These all bring sentimental TEARDROPS to my eyes. MEMORIES ARE MADE or THIS! 1' I ,Nw THOMAS BOYKOEE :EBM nllg' ,:.Qg:qs,f1 Q-sl 3 Pif' 4 5' . aff I 2 fe Q11 Rx RX-. 9 Nic.. 09 ,- XQSQAX 4p': uns atginf: Neughnrgiznegsf Nqsgsfis- Wi z ISS

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