Sheldon High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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.W ! , . , ,, I 4, K , hs.. It just isn't fair for Charlie Dalrymple to be weddin' ye Jean. Hels got everythin'- school in Edinborough and now ye - and Ilve got nothin'!,' Can you think of one good reason why I, a strange man, should be interested in you, a strange woman - and at this hour of the day? Of course I can, cause you're a lad and I'm a lass. With that philosophy, you must have had a privocative career! 'When Meg and Charlie sing their solos, I want the lights dimmed and he spots on.

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I i T 4 1 1 1 l i 4 i 1 i 1 I l We have no minister here in Brigadoon. In most villages that would l be a calamitus event, but here in Brigadoon, we know 'tis a blessing. 1 L l It's just. . .when a lass falls in love, she knows it right away. 1- l 'f'All we wanted was to keep him from leavean this town. lO

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Three sophomore uslam awardl' winners await their awards. Linda Bertram - Miss Mistakeg Fred Haulk - Mr. Resistableg and Paul Kuhn - Mr. Go-Get-Her. The spirited juniors, represented here by Ellen Brownhill, Bonnie Bowen, and Barbara Cobb, win the penny drive on Spirit Day by collecting the most pennies during the noon hour. Q We ? Perfect strangers called each other by their first names on Name Tag Day, the first day of Hello Week. The morning of Beany Day, the upperclassmen handed each sophomore an Irish green beany to wear during the entire week. Those who failed to cooperate faced the ultimate disgraceg they were baby-bibbed and they blushed. Sophomores served as the slaves of the upperclassmen on Spirit Day when they failed to sing the Fight Song on request. Fri- clay, each sophomore kissed the Blarney Stone and the most unmanageable ones received slam awards at the awards assembly. ,Au Irish Sophomore Rob Jurgensen, complete with beany is politely talked into pushing a penny along the hallway, to the amusement of the senior men.