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Evelyn Johnston is our happy girl, Her sweet personality gives us a whirl. Her humor is so subtle, yet so light. And on the dance floor she's the boys' delight. Onnolee Ostrander will be a school teacher. And to her pupils she'll be a good preacher; She'll do her best In her chosen occupation And her teaching will help to form a better nation. Ed Hansen Is our boy from Brooklyn His favorite expression Is What's cookin'? A good looking boy, with a nice new car. With the girls he should go very far. it Bob Elliott's back yard a car lot would be; A car, a cycle, and a hot rod Crosly. Mention a certain girl and watch him blush. But when one comes near, for the door he will rush. One swell cook is Marjorie Card Who, in the cafeteria, works very hard; A good friend she is, both happy and gay. And we wish her good fortune all of the way. Arthur Bettiol blows a hot trumpet And on the basketball court he's all set. Of the girls he's just a wee bit shy. But you'll go a long ways to find such a swell guy. Another of us who is jolly all the while. Is good Dick Musser with his wonderful smile. We sincerely believe he's a darn good guy. And a better friend money cannot buy. A popular girl is Joanne Rutherford Who, upon the zither, plays many a chord; Her temper is quick, but not hard to please; It's she It seems, forever, the boys want to tease. Frederick Roberts you'll find always with Dick, Unless one of them happens to get sick; A talented fellow, you should hear him sing. And when he yodles, the girls he does bring.
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rAs for Pauline Giambalvo, her disposition's sunny, Her smile is broad and her jokes are funny. And a finer girl you shall never see. Or a better friend there never will be. Billy Kodrich is a jovial lad, When teasing the girls he's oftimes bad He once was a villain in our play; He still practices his part every day. George Schoradt is the last of our boys. And it is with Ginger that he shares his joys. When he plays on the football field or basketball court. We're sure that you'll find him a darn good sport. Thus we finish our roundelay. And for your pardon we humbly pray, For we are sure this lengthy scroll Proves a lack of rhythm in our soul. William Kodrich Edward Johnson
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