McLean High School - Hub Yearbook (McLean, IL)

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C ASS POEM We are presenting to you the class of 54, Who are hoping to go ahead and reach a high score. So watch out for this class of 22, Who'll be honest and good and always be true. Sherma Andersen, who's setting her course, Her interest is now in the Air Force. Beverly Bowman, is editor of the school paper, Is always doing an undesc ribable caper. Bob Coffman, a tall lanky lad, Whose reactions and looks are a lot like his Dad. Ken Conlin, who's always talking about this and that, But most of all, about his little Pat. Diane Cryer, who isn't considered slim, Has but one main interest, and that is Jim. Albert Decker, has a little white Ford, He holds it together with baling wire and cord. Dick Farmer, a good student every year, When some girls see him they give him a cheer. Dorothy Hildebrandt, the brain of the class, Doesn't have to worry to whether or not she'll pass. Leah Holohan, a short little flirt, May someday have a little Georgie hanging on her skirt Marcia Lane, we know is stuck, On a guy from Danvers, named Chuck. Patricia Lane, a very nice girl, When she sees Ken, her heart goes a whirl. Myrna Lathim, the blond of the class, To everyone is a quiet little lass. Elwood Long, who is thin and tall, Likes to spend his spare time playing basketball. Don Lovan, is on his way, To a little town only 3 miles away. Sue Morgan, a cute little trick, Eldon Johnson seems to be her pick. Mary Morgan, with short dark curls, Is very well liked by all of the girls. Jim Necessary, who lives on a farm, By next fall he'll have a strong arm. Mauda Steward, who's a waitress in the cafe, Plays her favorite song, Come What May. Frank Taylor, a shy and quiet lad, There's not much you can do to make him mad. Marilyn Van Hoosier, who can get a temper at times, Will someday hear the wedding bell chimes. Dick Yeast, who tries to do his best at every task, Is liked by everyone, what more could you ask. And I Ken Ford, last of all, Have but one ambition and that's to be small.