Polytechnic High School - Parrot Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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I Lf LANGSTON. JACK If all wishes Were nice ,fat A's Our friend jack Would have happy days. LEGETT, RANDALL ' Randall, Randall, football star, With 7 pigskin he s far. ffitifwft MILLER, ROBERT I would if I could, If I couldn't how could 17 Robert tells the teacher When he needs an alibi. MOHN, LAWRENCE One, two, buckle my shoe, Lawrence Mohn is never blue. POl?,34'B!ZT Sii -bp and his friends ad a peaceable life en he's not troubled YVith other folk's strife. RENTFRO, BOB For little bits of fun, For jokes and laughs and puns, For making life enjoyable we Praise the things you'1,'e done. LAWRENCE, WILMA XVhat's the answer, kid' May I borrow some ink? With W'ilma's ready smile She doesn't have to think. MAY,JOE Poor foe May hVas feeling quite low, Teacher sent him home ill And he went to a show. MILLER, VALINE Ride a cock-horse To Banbury Cross When Miss Miller marries, She's bound to be boss. NORMAN, WESLEY Little Wes Norman Sat in a corner Waiting his turn to play, He came in the game, Righted his aim, And held Paschal at bay. E ,MARY E. Pit, pat, Wellfafday, Miss Powell prefers Work to play. SCOTT, DOU GLAS Scottie, Scottie, sat in a class Scottie, Scottie barely did pass, All of his teachers And all of his friends XVo1ildn't advise him To try again.

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HENSLEY, ARY ' FRANCES Om: tu make ready, Avid two tu prepare, Guud lurk lu you, buvs, Bur yuu Cd'Illl make hur can HESTER, MARY HELEN Hey, rlorolot, dorolotl Hcv, durulayl XX'izh Mllry Helen in clasx Wh.: wuuldvfz bu gav' HOLLINGSWORTI-I. FRANCES Llitlc unix, Prclly miss, My blessings an your hcadl Yau gave us fun, and wil and Suu ni ulrurylhmg you said. Q. hvhen a girl mcctx Curtix lriglix INGLIS, CURTIS Sing u xnng of sixpmrc, Parka! full of fun' Her lruublrs ha begun. JE ON, SUE Sav, saw, Ihlhal ihall I say A smile jrom Sue Brighrcm the day. JONES, HELEN Helen u-.ls in girl Wrh Af'lYll and fight, XVha!u1-ur she Jul Cam: our jun right. , of I .LA WI HENSON, ROSA MAE Rosa Mai' Henson W'orlqed on her lcsslm. What did xh: gel? A reprcxzntativc fcston, 'UN V' . IINN. L HESTER, VIRGINIA There was a young lady Who worked for the shnu She was beautiful, graceful And held her beau, HOWELL, JOE One, Iwo, three, He loves them all. H:'s partial to none- Shurr, far, tall. M I JACKSON, Auo Lou 'I luue you ill. Maudxc, Oh, Maudis, pleaic be mm Bm Maudic laughed aloud, She knew that wurnuur Ii JON ES, A. I... My clear, do you know That 'lorncx dacsvft can For any of the girls, W'hatevcr color than hair JORDAN, ANNIE LEE Hi-Jiddlely diddlc And hx-Jiddla lluulf, If you came un time, They'd dismiss the xchuul

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SI-IAMBURGER, BILLY His every laugh hos seven num. His every smile has suverfewns 1 J 1 ,i'I.' I . hid,- STRTNWN, JOE Before editing a paper, Learn how to fence. For when one takes journalism, His troubles commence. SUMNER, MARY ln spite of Mury's quiet smiles, She has her share Of wiles and guiles. TALBERT, LUCILLE He hi ho hum Lucille's a friend of everyone. WESTMOR ELAN D, REBECCA ANN For an encouraging word or two, For a pat upon the back. For an uplift when you're feeling low, She just has the knack. WILHELM, RUTH Little drops of kindness, Little grams of cheer, Can raise the hopes And clear away The ravages of fear. WILLIAMS, THOM Thom, Thom, The golfer comes Qviml: uima luhnc N 1 I .il f ' L . I T J f .J-A V STEEN, RUBY A sparkle in her eye. A ilimple in her cheek. Gives to Ruby the power To turn boys into shxeks. STUART, DORIS A champion in time of sunshine, A friend in time of need. SWEENEY, EDITH Edith, Edith, What I needeth In ti classroom drear, You gave me fun. A bit of sun, Help, and a bit of cheer. WARRICK, DOROTHY Dottie, Dottie, quite the belle How does your husband go? x E, NA augh, to smile, To live in joy, Serious, helping. And ever so coy. IW ILLIAMSON, MAXINE How does she laugh And be ever so cool' How will she be happy Without her dear school'