Marysville High School - Key Yearbook (Marysville, OH)

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TVVELVE SHORT Y ARS E Schoolmates, our days are over In this wonderful school of ours, Like a lamb in a field of clover With you, we've spent happy hours. The time OH! it's been short, Since we first went through your doors, But just like good sports, We leave, to enter no more. Yes, you've given us knowledgeg Some, not easy to gain, Making us ready for college Though others at home will remain. Some think of school as a drudge Where they must study so hard, But later they'1l hold no grudge When looking at their report card. They'll be proud to know that in Marysville, They started their learning in life, They think, and always will, That study is not such a strife. School isn't all grind, As some pupils prefer to believe, For there's lots of things they can find, From which joy, they will receive. 1 Such as football and basketball, That provides us with fung And dancing in our hall Until almost one. So in closing this little verse There is nothing much to say, Then, if nothing is ever Worse We'll be happy just every day. -Anita Brooker

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x FOOTBALL TEAM 1Q3j-,38 ,V Front row: Franklin Simpson, James Stevens, Tom Dutro, Bernard Diehl, 2nd row: 3rd row: , J fl Robert Raley, Harold Brown, Paul Hutchinson, Tom Foley, Gerald Fox, Francis Devine, Robert Spain, Jack Griifth. Ross Nelson, Doyle Clarridge, Warren Wood, Malcolm Maclvor, James Grimes, Bill Robinson, Trenton Williams, Richard Banks, Tom Beck, Clayton Simpson, Howard Grimes, James Smith, Bill Hilbert. Sam Miller, Ned Graham, Beryl Worthington, George Porter, Phil Rup- right, Bill Crothers, Donald Griffin, Carol Barnhart, Robert McCarty, Richard Yeager, Beryl Raley, Hubert Miller. ,ui---1. !l ei l1 i y I t 1 . V i W i ll ill ll HE if lf ll ,il l li E li, Mr. Park f , Mr. Kingsmore f - 1-11-111