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Cktss Ctaftsfecs As these halls we leave behind And look toward Graduation, With all our happy days in mind We issue this Proclamation: Nineteen boys and sixteen girls Make our class alive, And if there are no mistakes, All totaled we’re thirty-five. Two and a half tons, our weight combined Which makes us overpowering. One hundred ninety five feet, our height, So you see, we’re also towering. As the calculator has told, Our class is six centuries old. As for eyes, it can be seen, We have 12 blue, 10 brown, 7 hazel, and 6 green. The color of hair we wrote down, 7 blond, 8 dirty blond, 2 black and 18 brown. David Potter is our tallest boy, Playing music is his joy. Our tallest girl, and we’re proud to tell, Is Laurie Stensland who raises hell! David Dalrymple is our shortest guy And for shortest girl there was no tie. To prove good things come in packages small, Barb Tompkins is only five feet tall. Ben and Brian are our wittiest pair They keep jokes flying through the air. Mike Wasicko’s and Dave Dalrymple’s talents number quite a few, They are well dressed, good athletes and handsome, too. Lori Brookins, our prettiest lass, Is also the best dressed in the class. Vicki is our best girl athlete, On the softball field she can’t be beat. Kathie Dibbell’s a popular squirt, For with anyone she’s sure to flirt. Linda Shaver is the quietest one, She always gets her homework done. Pizza, we found, is our favorite food, We can eat lots in any mood. Our favorite subject, we choose without remorse. What is it? Why, lunch of course! Choosing our favorite teacher couldn’t be done, We couldn’t agree on anyone. And as we go on in future days, Each of us in our separate ways, There is one thing, you will agree, 4 A great success we shall surely be.
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fttJ 4 Mrs. Marilyn S. Parry We feel fortunate to have had the oppor- tunity to come to know her, not only as a teacher, but as a person who went the extra mile to help bring each student to his indi- vidual peak of knowledge. We only regret that future students of S.N.B.C.S. will not have this opportunity. 3
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