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Senior Baby Days
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Donald Huber, a kxndly lad Halls from down Sebastian way Though he's always frxendly He never has much to say A Jolly boy IS Speed, Alvm Glere 1S who I mean Gets all hxs as lgnments on tlme For he IS very keen Alton Hemmelgarn from St Rosa, Known to be very tall Ready In tlus world of toll and dut To do h1s best and to help all Leonard Clune, a handsome lass Who lxkes to play football He has a way wxth girls, too, A Jolly good frlend to all ssmates, and now we say Farewell 3 Oh' whlch one d1d I not mentlon? Exleen Feltz? Oh yes, that's me, Well, I m not worth your attentlon The most important thmgs I have sald Of our class of twenty two and four So let's hope the class of Fifty Two Is the best to pass through St John door Class Motto ' Not at the Top, but Climbing CLASS FLOWE R Yellow Carnation CLASS COLORS Light Green and White Honor Students Valedxctory Salutatory Class Poem Dedxcatlon Class Wlll Viola Eymk Marllyn Meler Martha Gast Leo Hartmgs Shirley Fleck Leonard Clune Vlola Eylnk Donald Rxndler Jerome Will Martha Gast Exleen Feltz Alton Hemmelgarn Leo Hartmgs SENIOR BABY DAYS fFOllOWlI1g Pagej CFollow1ng Page! Vlrginia Bruggeman Marilyn Meier Ernest Heitkamp Paul Bllls Lester Bruns Leon Vondrell Rlchard Bruggeman Donald Huber Alv1n Giere 30 Eugene Imwalle Donald Bertke Paul Thobe E1s1e Mescher Ellen Plelman Helen Plelman Ralph Vehorn am Eugene I-Ieltk P ' ' S Cla , ', . . l ya ' x ' . . 's . I ' !! .. . . . . . .. ........Eileen Feltz ' 9. ' 18. U 10. 19. 11. 20. ' 12. ' 21, ' 13. 22, A 14. 23. 15. ' 24, . 16. 25. ' ' 17a '
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Senior Class Prophecy A DAY IN RADIO, OR, SO THAT'S WHAT HAPPENED TO THE CLASS OF '52l This is Station B O I N G, your unfrxendly neighbor, hoping you will start the day as grumpy as ever To help you we will play the national anthem, OUG,H' or, I've Got You Under My Skin,' played by the VOODOO BEE BOP ALL BUM Or ches ter, under the direction of Mr Passion DEW DRIPPER And now, news for Home Bodxes Donald Bertke has made wonderful progress on his farm Beaverdarn His farm is for cats who have broken claws, and horses wxth short talls Also, he has an abundant crop of fleas for dogs who are lonesome Ralph Vehorn has a great love for birds He IS helping in every way possible He makes showers for blrdbaths, wzgs for bald eagles, and knits red underwear for birds who are staying north for the winter He also has prepared a book that tells birds and bees all about people Station B O I N G is proud to present the Oscar this year to Alvin Speed Giere, who has been vo ed a nationwide poll, TOP HILLBILLY SINGER of the Year His hit song this year was, ' Put In Your False Teeth, Mother, And Leave Us With A Smile ' That will be all for Home Bodies this morning Thls program was brought to you by the home permanent, Dickie ' Ellen and Helen Pleiman testnfy to nts loveliness Can you tell which twin has the Richard '? If you know send a coupon from the Dxck1e ' box and we will send you a copy of our booklet entltled Hair today, and gone tomorrow The temperature at the present moment IS 10 below zero And now for our daytime serial We congratulate Miss Shirley Fleck ln her tenth year of playing Portia Perkins m Life Can Be Nauseating ' At present, she is on trial for her tenth time ln five years, this time for shooting her fiance In court the district attorney asked her a very important question which may save her life, 'Did you, Portia Perkins, sweep the floor at f1ve or at six o'clock?' What will Portia Perkins answer be? Will she be freed to marry John? Will John divorce his pre sent wife, Martha? Will grandpa brush his teeth? W1ll the garbage collector be around this morning? For the answers to these important questions be sure to hsten tomorrow to, L1fe Can Be Nauseat ing' , brought to you by Live Elsie Mescher ls the local distributor of ' Live' LIVE contains We now bring you Louella Parsley's gossip column of the alr Martha Gast has recently exchanged marrxage vows with the MaharaJah of Sagador, Ah ben sick. This is princess Martha s ninth time at the altar the Maharajah s forty second We wish to extend our congratulations to the Newly weds On the national scene results of the recent election have been tabulated, and the new occupant in the Whlte House is none other than Paul Leo Bills Mr Bills has been running for the last sixteen years, the must be out of breath by nowj His alm on taking office ls to give a bonus to the clean up men in the country We know the G C U KGarbage Collectors Union will appreciate this From another quarter word reaches us that Elleen Feltz fs the first woman to be elected presl dent of the Y M C A , that is We hope she has lots of luck in her new office Millionaire Eugene Imwalle has retired from business after making his tenth million He IS now going to Rest Haven to be a Janitor Rest Haven is a high class old ladies home Leo, alias Moe'1 I-Iartings is home on a short visit from Swing Swing, where he plans to make his home for the next twenty years He belongs to the Crook of the Month Club In h1s off moments ffiff in the head, that isl Leo has taken to poetry His favorite 'Stone walls do not a prison mak Nor iron bars a cage I Edgar Applecrambe chief of the F B I , has also wntten a poem about Moe ' 'When you hear the clang of the pollce pat , You'll know that Leo is out on parolL This is Louella Parsley signing off Tootle Loo 32 . , - - - - 7 I - ' . . ln t V - 5 - - ' . ' 0, ' . D ' , . . . , . . , .DD , 1 . l , . c ' - I . I i. - all the vitamins from Z to A. Remember-- Live spelled backwards is Evll . a I u - - . , , - a - . - H- . ' I ' e, . , . . . ' ' : ' ' ' rol
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