Stamford Union Free School - Camera Yearbook (Stamford, NY)

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Harriet is a quiet girl In school she's always tryin' But when she's out of school Sl1e acts more like a Lyon. Bay, a quiet fellow student, Knows that to graduate In three High School years He has to study hard. and late. That Jim Moore has a car We surely ought to know Because we've often used it NVhen picnicking we would go. We all agree That Saul's a dear But when there's work to do He is never near. Because we don't k11ow Harlan NVe can't write much about him. He comes from a garage in South Gilboa Beyond that our knowledge is dim. Ada comes from South Gilboa WVith her dark long curls. She would not part with them For half a million worlds. 'fKate liked to talk and walk Out, either day or night. So she, to be a Senior, Has to work with all her might.

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To us from Delhi Brownie came 'Twas in our freshman year Sl1e plays a basket ball game Really worth a cheer. Harper is with us again We are glad to see him here. He has helped our basket ball men Very much this year. Aiurilla used to find it hard. To keep up in the race. But since she got her little Ford She really sets the pace. To Whom it may concern, Art Bush is brighter than We think Because there is so much to learn Of knowledge he loves to drink. Although We feared we'd lost her, Betty is with us once more. Much trouble school problems have cost her Now she's safe on Senior shore. George is very well known. He is everybody's pest. His one redeeming feature is He seldom t'Hu11ks a test. There's something that appeals to Floyd Much more than fairy lore. We all have to admit that it's Keeping basket ball score. Ruth is a studious girl In lessons she soars on and on The only time she loses Is when she's out with Don.

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SPEAKING CF SONGS Tie me to Your Apron Strings Again. - Nat Rebbe. That Certain Party. - Bee Cronk. When a Blonde Makes Up Her Mind. - Don Beav- ers. 1 Caroline. ' '-Melrose Harper. Just a Cottage Small. -Miss Cowles. Who ? l I? -Caroline Hickok. Nobody Knows Vilhat a Red Headed Mama Can Do. -1 Mr. Wilson. t'Sl1e's Just a Sailors Sweetheart. -Helen Dent. If I Knew I'd Find You. -George Lewis. I Love My Baby, My Baby Loves Me. -Floyd Cuyle. Let's Talk About My Sweetie. - Bee Cronk. t'Too Many Parties and too Many Pals. -Angelyn Law- renee. ' ' Freshie. ' '-Bessie Canfield. Cui Cui Marie. - Benny MaeKillip. Clap Hands! Here Comes Charley. -Mrs. Spiers. I VVisl1 You 'Were Jealous of Me. -Margaret Hamilton. Horses. - Peg 'Pieree. All Alone. -Arthur Bush. Always, - Jim Moore. ' ' Remember. ' '-Harry Morrow. Maytime. -Kenneth Doonan. Vacation Days. -Kathleen Beggs. Drifting and Dreaming. -Mae Willis. Lonesomest Girl in Town. - Dot Corbin. I'm Wild About Animal Crackers. -Harriet Buck. 441,111 Just Wild About Harry. -Ethel Stickles. 'I' Sweet 'Man ! ' '-Gladys Brown. Thanks for the Buggy Ride. -Faith Frazee. 4 ' Sweet Child. -Kenneth Doonan. Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue. -'tDon Beav-ers. I Wish That I'd Been Satisfied NVitl1 Marie. -'tBenny MaeKillip. ' ' ' Louise. ' '-Parker Utter.