Rock Creek High School - Aceonean Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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Poems SENIOR CLASS Our Senior Class of Fifty-five, We're full of pep, real alive. With descriptions of every lad and lass, We bid you Adieu from the Senior Class. REX JAY PERRY Rex Jay, IKE of the class, He makes a hit with every lass. He's headed toward Purdue next year, Soon he'll be an engineer, DELPHIA MAE LAHR Delphia Mae, the gal with our money, The boys think she's sugar and honey. She says she'll settle down with a pussy cat, But if you are smart, you won't believe that, LARRY ALAN WHINE RY Larry Alan, our editor-in-chief, He's here, then there, just like a leaf, There's not a dull moment when he's around But the LAW always stands his ground, GAIL LEON TRIBOLE T Gail Leon, handsome and wise, Blond hair and green eyes. He likes cars, drives a white Ford, If you are with him, you're never bored. JOYCE KAY PERRY Joyce Kay is a friendly gal, Lot's of gab, a very good pal. A nurse she'll be with a big smile, She'll go far on life's long mile. NETA JEAN SLAGEL Neta Jean, our office girl, To Mr. Fulton, she's a pearl. Good grades she gets all the time With a Good Luck we'll end this rhyme. LARRY EDWA RD HAND Larry Edward, quiet and shy, How he makes that white Ford fly, He has black hair and uses his smile, As he chases pretty girls all the while. DAUGHERTY FARM EQUIPMENT Warren, Indiana Massey-Harris-J, I, Ferguson-New Idea Phone 360-l UNIONDALE STOCK YARDS Uniondale, Indiana Phone 17 Calves 8: Sheep, Mon., Tues., Sr Wed. Hogs, Mon, through Fri.

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CLASS WILL, CONTINUED Sworn and subscribed to th' is twenty-second day of April, in the Year of Our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty-Five. And hereto we have set our hand and seal. Signed: Parties of the first part: Larry Whinery, Delphia Lahr, Joyce Perry, Lois Geiger, Alice Grove, David Smith, Neta Slagel, Gail Tribolet, Ronald Jordan, Ted Pursifull, Larry Hand, Carmen Ralston, Bill Sparks, Carl Feemster and Rex Perry. O 1 ,- oiim . iii' JUNIOR CONCESSION STAND SOPHO MORE HAT CHECK BOOTH RAY LINE-AGENT Phone 36 EARL wooos GARAGE Markle, Indiana General Repair Tank Wagon Deliveries of Fuel Oils Markle Phone 26-3R Gasolines, Motor Oils, and Greases

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RONALD LEWIS JORDAN Ronald Lewis, brain of our gang, Excellent vocabulary, very little slang. He knows everything from science to sports, But we've yet to know the girl he courts. WILLIAM ROSS SPARKS William Ross is our tall, talented guy, The girls all like him, we wonder why. He sings in the chorus, he's an artist too. He likes horses and Chevies blue. CARL EDWARD FEEMSTER Carl Edward, our southern fellow, His dialect's so mild and mellow, He answers to the title BO , When you meet him, how that smile does glow. LOIS WAUNITA GEIGER Lois Waunita is our studious one, When it comes to lessons, she's real gone. Her ambitions, once many, are now two, Ball State is calling, but Marlyn is too! rr I as A lflg 5.- in- r 3 r ALICE ELAINE GROVE Alice Elaine, our atomic blond, Of her we are very fond. The future for her may be planned, But who knows where our Alice may land C ARMEN FAYE RAISTON Carmen Faye, a friend tall and slender, A heart for a man may be quite tender, She has a temper, we'll forget, She's the girl we're glad we met. DAVID LE ROY SMITH David Leroy, our basketball star, He drives a very handsome car, He's very quiet, he's very shy, It seems he catches many a girl's eye, TED ALLEN PURSIFULL Ted Allen, our handsome boy, Holsteins are his pride and joy. In telling jokes, he's a whiz. But not so good in that history quiz. By Lois Geiger Lois Geiger's poem was written by Delphis Lahr, W f' ,S l Q 42 5