Placer Union High School - Potpourri Yearbook (Auburn, CA)

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PHYLLIS GALLUP With curly blonde hair And eyes of blue She ' s a favorite to all — You ' d like her. too. 194B FRED GILCHRIST Your eye is attracted imme- diately To his lean and lanky frame; With that and his rare sense of humor He should land in the Hall of Fame. JUNE HELLEWELL She ' s been our secretary More limes than you can guess; And anything she ' s ever done Turns out a big success. AVON HOLDER She ' s what you might call a lost lamb Who at last has returned to the fold; She quit at the end of the se- mester last year And now the story we ' ve told. MARJORIE HOSKINS If you want a good laugh And a really good joke, Then start laughing, kids Because Marge has just spoke. MARGARET MANN With dark hair and blue eyes And a calm quiet manner; It ' ll take a lot of effort To finally Un-Mann her. MARION NICOSON He gets marks like a genius He studies — he should; li I had his brains Maybe I would.

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SOPHDMDRES IRENE BECK With those snapping eyes And that pixie grin, In a cute gal contest We ' re sure she ' d v in. STANLEY BLISS A future business executive Is what he ' s soon to be He has a great ability And even looks it, you see. DON BOSWORTH A smile on his face, A twinkle in his eye, Our Student Body President Is one swell guy. — .. JIM COLLINS His artistic ability is school- wide His models — beautiful girls; But after seeing his handsome physique; We don ' t mind it — especially the girls. PAT CONLEY You see her every so often. Dashing to and fro; The fact — she wrote these poems. Is one tha t you should know. PAUL ENGLE Not very long on words Is this Piano Virtuoso; But if you really want to talk. Just say, Hello there, Pablo. BILL FREEMAN This graduate of Placer Hails from Lincoln High; And he can have you laugh- ing In the twinkling of an eye. I W J±

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DEE SCRIBNER This gal from Virginia, She has a rare gift: Knows just what to say To give you a Uft. LEA SANTINI Voted the most popular girl of the Grads They call her Laigs in fun Comparing others ' laughter to hers Is comparing the moon with the sun. BETTY SHEPHERD She may never be the first lady. And she may never dance with Astaire; Still, no amateur on the dance floor. Is this gal with the ladylike Dedication This publication is humbly dedicated to those alumni of Pla- DOROTHY SNOOK They say no one ' s perfect. Not even in books. But for someone that ' s close I nominate Snooks. cer College who gave their lives in the service of their country. m ( I AUDREY WELCH 1 ' ■y » Chairman of the Assembly . ' i Committee, She knows how to make us - 1 CHARLES WELCH happy; i He ' s a journalist in the mak- With her curly hair and il ing. friendly eyes, I ■ ' »■ niv In writing he ' s really fun; The gal is really snappy. ' MK Ask him how to define a word And he ' ll show you how it ' s done. 1