Pawnee High School - Indian Echoes Yearbook (Pawnee, IL)

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MARKINS DAY MISERY God bless m little teachers. And bless thoir hearts of gold; But the marks they always give me Leave me very, very cold ! Red is a very pretty color--That I will admit; But it doesn't match my report card That's why I have a fit ! I study once a month or so--I really should get by; Lots of dopes get high grades And gosh they don't even try! School is a cinch, I used to think. Until my marks Came out in pink. FINAL EXAMS The final exarns bring grief to some And joy to many others. The teachers merely say to come--The skill is all that bothers. There are those very lucky ones Vfho never crack a book. They merely sit and crack some puns And let the others work. There are also some studious souls Who labor for their grades. They sometimes miss their lofty goals, But their knowledge seldom fades. But after all is said and done. We truly must admit School really would not be much fun If we didn't sometimes mind it.

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DEDICATION V e, the Senior Class of 1952, rre proud to dedi-cr te our vearbook to the faculty. We give this as a token of thanks for ell you hrve done for us In our four years at pawnee TTigh School, vour patience, kindness, end wonderful understanding will long be rerembered by all of us. Our thanks again to the faculty.

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