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

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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.

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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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f , r L ca n' 'YPD 5- v ,- J O K E S Miss Cowles: t'You are always behind in your studies. I-Ioppyw Rayner: Well, if I Wasn't behind I 0ouldn't pursue them. A Soplioinore: Hxvllilt is that joke box on the piano for l? Cletziz t'Be0a1use we Seniors like to play jokes. Miss Coon in Biology Class: HVVl19I'9 do bugs go in Win- ter? Duinb Fresliie: iLS92l1'l'l1 Mefl My kingdom for il pony said the Cicero student in the final exzun. Miss Cowles: Vl7l1en was the revival of learning? Hoppy : 'tJust before regentsf' Advive to Juniors: A zero 21 day keeps the Diplomas away. George Lewis: XVl1z1t is your ElV6l'ilgQ l11C'01110?H Cuyle: t'Oh, about niidiiiglitf'