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From Barneyville we get Paul Miller-- ULASS form We are not a Longfellow by any mean', Eut we want you to know we u ed our So here we go for a lot of fun-- The class poem is now begun. brains, Wilbur Ake is just a farmer lady In all his grades he isn't bad. He always likes to bs alone, So he can call girls on the phone. We have s girl named Edythe Anderson-- She has always had her share of fun, This lass is liked by all the boys and girls, Because she has such pretty brown curls. Naomi Archbold is just a girl for romance-- She just sits in class and thinks of her chance. Her ambition is to be a beauty operator, But she could easily pass as a news commentator. Paul Archbold is spic and span-- He tries to be a lady'a man: He doesn't hesitate to flirt With anything that wears a skirt. Frances Barkley wants to be a secretary-- To home her commercial books she will carryg Then after she makes enough money to retire She's going to be an antique furniture buyer. Harold Eiberstine wants to be a business man, But he's said he wouldn't mind driving a moving Van! He would like to help run the senior class, But he can't even bo s his Zanesville lass. of the Evangeline Brickley is the artist She can draw you a laddie or a lass, And you ought to see that diamond But she says she'll not marry for Helen Bright is the class's blond-- class-- that she wears, a couple of years. She can do her stuff on the skating pond. She likes the boys without a doubtg We7Nonder how she and Wayne will come out. Here is the editor and chief of the paper His motto is Anything for a laughs He has curly hair and a smiling mugg Of course we mean our Wayne John Bubb. A farmer's son is Donald Confer-- He is set out the world to conquer, But we don't think he'll get very far Unless he gets a newer car. staff-- Eu Dora Jane Cotton is as neat as a pin, But she fluaters and fumes when Harold comes in. In her subjects she is as good as can be Except in citizenship she gets C's. Elizabeth Coverdale is the teacher's pet And shc hos her lessons, you may bet. She says that sho hates all the boys-- She is going to be on old maid and have cats for toys. Lewis Garrett is a toll, lanky lad-- Hc is not real good, and he is not real bad. And in the morning he is always late-- I wonder if this holds true on a date. Doris Haiflich whom we all know well-- around at Uniondale, is now a fad, bigger than her Dad. Likes to run B.-ing chubby But Doris is David Houser, Whom we call Dave, His old man's gas he hasn't learned to save. He runs it through Plymouth like water-- To take out some local man's daughter. Charles Hower is a little chap, Not much bigger than a ginger snap. Some call hir UShortyU--they don't know his But he gets around name, just the same. Richard Johnson is The ZOO pound mark He drives e car of the shrimp of the class-- he will ancient And advantage of you he is pass, make, sure to take. Robert Johnson likes cakes And things to eat just take his eyes. A member of the chain gang is this guy Bob, For he got bawled out with the rest of the and pies, mob. Another member of our class is Ada Kincaid-- Not a jollier girl was ever made. When she is alone she is very still, But she is altogether different when talking to Bill. Cornelia Mackey has eyes of green-- Studying hard she is often seeng In home ec. she has learned to cook nd sew, And in the Glee Club she sings, as you all know. icont. to Page 325 Bessie McClellan who bosses this poem-- Hopea in time to have her own home. For she sports a ring on her middle finger, On aomebody's heart she scored a ringer. Dale Miller is a hard working chap-- In studies he makes us look like saps, He will gn to college for more education And lsarn more laws to rule our nation. Martha Hiller is a Tocsin jane, Some day no doubt she'll change her namsa Sha lon't tall us who he be But we will nit back to wait and see. Whom Esther thinks is a killer diller. In basketball when he gets loose, He's harder to catch than an old greased goose. Donna Moore But when it Or at least mixes up things in the lab, comes to looks she isn't bad-- that's what Puss will tell, For he hopes her name will be Donna Bell. Ardella is a reddish blonde, Of a guy at college she's very fond-- On the last two lines we're bound to flounder Because we can't spell the name Neuenschwander. Lois Parkison is next on the list-- Swears up and down she's never been kiesedg As her motto she sings this song-- nl'm always right and the men are wrongu. Hubert Pensinger cuts up peaches And in public speaking he slips on speechesg In the shop he helps his Pa To teach the other chaps how to saw. Evelyn Phillips comes from Yoder, She doesn't like to primp or powder-- In Home Ec. she learned to cook So she can get dinner without a book. Wilma Schwartz wants to be a Broadway girl So she can be a debutante and join the swirl-- She says she doesn't like it out in the sticks, But would rather be swanky and use gold tooth picks. John Sauer is from the county line And in his subjects he does fineg Farming is his occupation And Madeline is his recreation. This girl used to have fun a plenty, But she's kinda blue since she lost her Kenney-- When it comes to guitars she uses her brainy Now l bet you've guessed it's Mildred Slain. Barnadine Springer makes A's and B's, And never thinks of C'e and D's, Ae a worker she's on top-- A scholarship she's sure to cop. Chalmer Springer--that's the name-- In basketball he won his fame! He fought with his girl as you all heard, So grab him, girls, he's free as a bird. Another boy in our class is Robert Squier-- The seniors call him the Champion Liarg In roller skating he's fast on his feet But in getting grades he can always get beat. Gene Swaim is s doctox to be, But if he ever is one it'll surprise me, Because I heard Alberta talking to Marceil Derr And I heard her say no doctor for her. He would rather skip school He's a happy guy and thinks fun has its place But would feel more at home in an airplane race. VYrena Weikel is a dark brunette-- She get's her lessons, you can bet, She says she'll lead a happy lifs If she can only be Eddiea wife. We have a cute little girl named Batty White, And some of the boys think she's all rightg She is carefree, happy, and gay, And twice she has been in our class play. Wayne Wilburn is just half of the team-- Of wilburn and Neuenschwandsr whom you all He used to be gay and in things take part, But he'9 just dried up since Jessie won his heart. have seen, A comical character ia Harold Woods-- He would be more mischievous if he could, In typing he takes a minute per work, And in shorthand he is seldom heard. Now Norman Trzynka is a boy who respects teachers' feelings than throw orange peelingsg
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