Raymond High School - Ra Co Hi Yearbook (Raymond, IL)

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616194 P08111 Everyone lmkes nursery rhymes To that you ll' all agree But whether you llke ours or not You ll have to watt and see L1ttle Boy Broaddus Come blow your horn The sheep are 1n the meadow The cows are an the corn Where 15 that boy who should be tendxng hls sheep'7 He s dreamlng of Joann and Catchlng up on sleep L1ttle Mlss W11la sat on a pxllow Eatmg her p1e and cake Along came Ducky He was happy go lucky But he dzdn t scare W1lla away Ralph Ralph the farmer s son Went on sprees when he was young He played the ba rmtone ln the band And everyone gave Ralph a hand Wanda Schnelder sxpped some clder Down besmde the sea A boy came by and Wanda saxd G1 won t you s1p some cmder wlth m Dlddle Dmddlmg Dumplmg Went to bed wlth hxs br1tches on One stockmg off and one stockmg on Out too late wlth Marllyn John? I w11l slng you a song Though xt s not very long Of Maman and her flute C She blows and blows and blows and blows But the songs she plays are cute As Flnxs Frank and Nancy Hanks Were walkmg out one Sunday Sald FIDIS Franks to Nancy Hanks Tomorrow w1ll be Monday Kenny Kenny puddmg and p1e Kmsses the gnrls and makes them cry When the glrls come out to play Then Kenny always runs the1r way Ruthle McG1nn1s can eat no fat Iunlor can eat no lean So Ruthme never cooks a 'mng And the platers are always clean Z1 . I ' ' 1 . P I ., . , . . . l . , . . , . Mr, Smith's son John, . y . ' .. . . .. , . . . . . . . , IC ' il . . . 1 Y.:

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Oh I remember th1s lady Mama She was ln a mov1e we had at school the other dav about THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS You probably d1d then for thms 15 W1lla Egglehoff She took on a great responslblhty after she graduated She began a career as a l1brar1an and has now worked herself up to Chxef l..1brar1an of the L1brary of Congress Ho you ll hear plenty about Pat Tucker th1s glrl here She just f1n1shed Wrxtmg a book called l OOO OOO Slmple Rules to Remember While Eatmg They say that thls book 15 far better costs more 1s bxgger and more referred to than Errnly Post s ever was She has as a hobby edxtmg the Chzcago Dazly News Chlcago Sun and Chlcago Moon Next to her 15 Dorothy Brackenhoff Iheard after hmgh school she went to Europe w1th her father and there she met a Count Beltravers They were marrzed xmmedlately and lwed happ1ly ever after 1n Beltraver s country rend1t1on of Deep Nlght has made hlm the second Rudy Valle He has also wr1tten several songs whxch are stlll at the top of the h1t parade Thls man IS Mr Weas who afterwards when resxgnlng from hxs job at the high school returned to Canada wlth h1s wxfe and there revolutlonlzed agrxculture condltwns there Here rn these back pages are the h1gh school and campus m mother s day Now they are very much changed Now the entxre school stretches over two acres The pup1ls are requ1red to take only two subjects They have a recreatwn room Jounng each class room where a student may go and relax 1f he gets bored wxth h1s teachers and classes Coke machmes on every desk 111 the bulldlng They also have the use of cars espec1ally prov1ded for them by the school board whxch they can use to go where they w1sh Just recently they have added somethlng new In all mathematlcal depart ments they have secured mechan1cal men to do all problems for the students Mother they are very n1ce I wlll go and put It back where I found It and then mf I be real good w1ll you let me look at lt again? The Ewelyns Z0 , 1 K u a y' 1 n . - 1 Here's a boy you've heard many times on the radio. It's Ralph Benning. His - - u - as - .

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Ronme Rommxe the Polston s son He played the sax when he was young But the only tune he learned to play Was 'Oh My Darlmg Nellle Gray There was a young lady called Phyllls She used to lxke all of the fellows But now It IS sald That she s gomg to be wed So farewell to the rest of you fellows Sk1p Skip the carpenter s son Went to work when the work was done Skzp s awful b1g but he ll do no harm As long as you never ment1on the farm Luella Luella m a new gown Lookmg for a fella all around town Whenever she sp1es one She turns on the charm And falls mto the young man s arms Little Dzck Owens had a Jeep He drove xt up and down the street Whenever a g1rl came walkmg by He pressed on the horn and let her fly Hickory D1ckory Dock Alice keeps watchmg the clock She ll know for herself That George w1ll be there on the dot Said Dallas Braye to Mr Braye I m takmg the car tonlght Sa1d Mr Braye to Dallas Braye You do and there 11 be a fight Said Dallas Braye to Mr Braye Please pop I won t go far Well to make the story short Dallas never got the car l..uc1l1e 15 a girl that we all hke She gets her lessons wlthout a grlpe She studzes hard from day to n1ght And hardly ever gets in a fzght A d1llor a dollar An excellent scholar A teacher Pat wants to be She works hard ln Math In order to pass Pat will go far you ll see Z2 . . , I I B ' 1 10 . . , I Q , . , I D Y . I . V . I For when it strikes twelve l l . . , ll 0 U 0 Ii . l , ll O ' 11 ' 0 Y ll 1 , . I 7 1 . .