Scioto Township High School - Sciotonian Yearbook (Commercial Point, OH)

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CLASS POEM CON'T. Bill Ehmann whose eyes Hold ever a twinkle, When with Norma Jean Is a Rip Van Winkle. Pearl Roese, our beauty queen In the Pumpkin Show Did win for Scioto Two prizes in a row. Roy Thompson who attends His classes sans smileg Always proves that he is Very much worth while. Then there's Dsle,' A cute little lass, Who with her riagles, Entertains the class. Etta Jo, a willing less, Is Luite the shortest in the class Always willing to do her share, Whatever it is, she doesn't care. As for a he-man There's Barney no less, ' Tall, dark, and handsome, But sly I confess. Bill Nichols, curly-haired And with the will to do, Has endurance that will always Carry him straight through. Jane to the class Is always true, And vill ever lend A helping hand to you.

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CLASS POEM Oh, we proud Senior students Have passed every test, - Through all of the high school, Our records are best. We stopped not for rules, And we stopped not for work, But we did every task Ne'er attempted to shirk. The last four years ' Have so swiftly passed, We grfduates are leaving Dear Scioto at last. So wise and witty, Fine features await. Our most worthy seniorsg We are bound to be greet. Now countless eyes are fixed on Bill The lad who gives the girls a thrill Admired alike by lad and lass, He is the president of our class. Mary Jean and Violet Are two musketeers, Who in all their classes Never possessed a fear. Donald Thrasher The lady killer, Can sleep in class Without a fpilller. Sonny boy Alva, We girls won't berateg He likes girls so well He can't concentrate.

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Q -1 . 1' -cv. , q if CLASS POEM CON'T. Pearlene is loyal And steadfast toog ' She works on and on, And is never through. Nancy though the smallest In the senior class, Is neverless a leader Whom none can surpass. Bill Rush and Darwin Our stars of b6, In never a game Scored points below 6. Our deer old Ned In his cap and gown Will be your lest friend To let you down Joan, who comes dressed In many a frill Never falls to give us Quite e thrill Dear friends don't think we are sailing away ' For we will be seeing you Alone the way Whether on earth Or in the sky, We'll be seeing you Bv and By -, l'yF'.-.Q..' - R91 p':uTM:4 M. , ':- . 4 2 J. 1' E 'U 251 l!:' i 3, X1 -E11 '. h slg?!, ,WQ'Jd' fxlgjglgs f 1 . .. 5 A- qi 1' A' ' -1' ,F , fj. . .I z - . fm 7 .1 ' L, a Leu a t 4' he U ihxiiu ,L kaxf 3 , 'l ? 0253 .4 v. Iek f, A y f . I ,, ff-5,1 s 0 - y JKJQ QM. J 1. wx u , n K' t NOR!-UL. GRAHAM V Q -fd' 4, .1 -ff' .s A e '.v . ' J 1 i 1 - Q - ' --f -glib ll Ygvl ., mid , : ,il rf? . . ,Qu I I ' .C . B' Q L , - -5 , Us f 9 ,. . , U q.q! 3 9 L N. . . in .1 ,, fry, ' r Y W? ' 1 , ,fe N +1 13:,N.n 4 ' B1i' A N ,iltll Ml M N tb' f. PNN MN r .lu 'HN + WN H+ ,U fgf?QigwF'u7 Qfu err .fV . L ,:-: fu , Lwrzgx. X 'W ' I VL 8 I .., , sr 14. - J' 1 Q ' xt 'V ' I' 1 J-. ' ' ' J , .. ' . I U E A . '.. ' I , H