Paragon High School - Triple D Yearbook (Paragon, IN)

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S --is for Sheplor, The least in the classg She's done her share, You bet she has. T -stands for time, Of which there is plenty, The part that isn't used Should be very scanty. U -stands for us, The Seniors, we mean, The best workin' bunch You have ever seen. V -is for Voshell, Who can't understand, VV'hy God created Civics To be studied by man. Class Colors-Purple and white. Class Flower-Pink rose. THE TRIPLE D W -stands for Wershing Our sponsor man, What we can't do, Mr. Wershing can. X -is in Extraordinary, Of which there aren't any Except where there are Seniors- Then there are many. Y -is the letter Found in Wayne. Most of the time He's raising L'cane. Z -stands for zest, An unusual thing, Except for Harold Deem, That's his second name. axis Class Motto- DONT DODGE DIFFICULTIEST Page Twenty-six

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A -stands for Allee, Who makes people laugh, And is, without doubt, The best sport in the class. B -stands for Broyer, A basketball player. If he can't be a soldier I'Ie'll be a sailor. C -is for Carrol, Who keeps on striving, He's noted 'specially For omnibus driving. D -stands for Dwight The Romeo lad, The cheerfulest fellow P. H. S. ever had. E -is for Elizabeth, White headed and gay, She's fond of work But more so of play. F -stands for Floyd His last name is Goss He truly declares- His wife shall be boss! G -stands for Grounds, It's Beatrice they say That's always a laughing Her troubles away. H --stands for Hodges Her name is Ruth. She can always be found Telling the truth. I -is the letter Found in Jessie and Gail. They are the ones In air castles sail THE TRIPLE D SENIOR ALPHABET J -is for John, Also for jamesg Whenever you see john You'll also see James. K -is for Kiddies, Delicate and green. That's what you see When Freshmen are seen L -stands for Lewis fMr. Horton we meanj, We walk pretty straight When he can be seen. M -stands for Merril QA Mooresville chapj, He can play B. B.- So who gives a Wrap? N -stands for Naomi, Our Editorfin'Chief, Working and scheming Without a relief. O -stands for Order, And that,-if you please, Is as hard to keep As a slice of green cheese. P -is for Pauline A very quiet little lass, Working and striving Until the very last. Q -is for quietness, Which we all seekg But there are some It'll never reach. R -stands for Rattsg They are, I must say, Two young fellows Both cheerful and gay. Page Twenty-five

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THE 'TRIPLE D CLASS SONG We're the Senior Class of Paragon, And as we come to School We feel our great importance, And we try to keep the rule. We know you frown with envy Whene'er we pass you by, We can hear you say You Seniors, And then shake your heads and sigh. n 'Twas a happy day when our class did say We're Seniors dignified, And we'll do our best, to pass each test And make some grades beside. We're so happy now each morning When we hear the school bell ring, But we'Il all regret to leave you When we graduate next Spring. We started in as Freshmen And as Sophomores we did shine, And then last year as juniors We came right up the line. So now this year as Seniors, We must be calm and cool, To bring credit to our teachers And to our dear old School. 'Twas a happy day when they all did say The tennis court is done. We grabbed our balls and rackets, too And oh, did we have fun. We're all proud of our Campus It is pleasing to the eye, And we pledge ourselves to honor Dear Old Paragon High. Page Twenty-seven