Montello High School - Granite Hilltopper Yearbook (Montello, WI)

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This boy with a yen for the sea Some day a sailor may be. M 7Myh Jim is a boy With a serious way, He works very hard At his studies each day. Mg He just loves to compose, This musical lad, With him the trombone Is not Just a fad. MW Xwiymg ere's our popular girl, She's always in demand, Her school activities keep her As busy as they can. Edie's a girl With a voice and a smile, Who makes this bubble 0f life worthwhile. 62$? Elmer is a studious boy, Basketball is his greatest Joy. This little girl Is right at her ease With a cute little Freshie She just loves to tease. nyW Lawrence will be A farmer, we say, We see him studying Ag' each day. ,- W4; Do I love the ladies? Yes, indeed!ll says Fran, Every day in every way I help them all I can.

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Angie has a smile That makes the fellows rave, And she can never learn To make those eyes behave. WWW Bob is the boy Who, in his little way, Amuses the class In Social each day. Don't look at me, girls, You might make me blush. Says this lad who is always In a mighty big rush. WNW - Wk Rosy's our ar ist tK Here on the hill, For any art-work, She'll fill the bill. WW 0 Katie's a girl Who cares not for facts, And gll of her love Is not for the sax. W A quiet, shy lad, And a good one, too, He's always sure His work to do. Backward, oh, backward Turn, Time, in thy flight, Make me a Junior, And all will be right. af; 6.,th This delightful charming maid, We would not for another trade. gexgivaZ He's a handsome boy, And he's long and lean, And on the basketball floor He's always keen.

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C N741: WW Sometimes I think I'm in love, says Dan, For this basketball star Is a one-girl man. XWWW No sinner is Jerry, And no saint, perhaps, But still he's one of the Very best chaps. WW We always say It's not the amount-- It's the little things In life that count. Harry belongs To the F. F. A. A farmer he'll be For sure W The charms of women Are not for me, A farmer is all I care to be. ey7161A17k c9'C;rvnyule? Mary, you know, Is the Irish lass, Who, in speaking, Rates first-class. A nurse this blonde girl Insists she will be, Right now, she's concerned With electricity. ozCan ;? oigdiSAed. Don with his troubles Has too much to do, With music and the Annual And you should know who. A shy little girl With soft brown eyes, Who may one day Give us a big surprise.