The Morgan School - Tower Yearbook (Clinton, CT)

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Red Anderson has the perfect 'ob We hope he never quits Monsieur and Madame never complain He s head waiter at the Ritz Pat Wagner s an ol cowhand She works on the Western Plam When steers get loose and wander oFf She drags them back again Barbara Swann whose cultured brow Was often creased from study Now soars through life a trapeze artist She found the streets too muddy Stanky passes to Robmson And Reese is right on the beam The water boy is Roger Hanlon On the Brooklyn Dodger team Jim Martm is a married man About his family he makes no bones There are sux little Jummies and four little Joans Irene Becker sells phony Cure alls She travels up and down When she has drained the folks quite dry She moves to another town Helen Tukeva travels on skis Far up in the frozen alps She collects ski trophies And ski master s scalps Amelia Stannard stall loves fish But now she doesn t sell em All she does us gaze and gaze She s keeper of an aquarium Barbara Lynch rode off on a snow white charger Behind her handsome prmce They disappeared over the horizon And haven t been heard of since Betty Burnham drives midget autos Faster cars there never were But the crowd never knows which IS on top The midget auto or her Ned Dnbble s the new Science teacher He has such a scholarly face They caught Ted stealing school supplies So Dibble took his place Lil Steinbach is south of the border Doing the Spanish twist When cabelleros bother her She gives them a punch wnth her fist Deep in a Canyon by a stream Lives a creature old and meek It s Ray Bartnett turned hermit He lost his Scientific streak Alme Palm is a lion tamer Their wild manners she must curb The 'ob of tamlng Herb Agnes Wagner is a square dance prompter She stands on a great big keg When the music rises and swells She really shakes a leg Carol Smith IS a fortune teller She knows if your luck will last But she can t tell your future If you haven t even a past Julia Jones is at the Pease House She sings all the Hotcha tunes The crowds like one of her numbers best She comes out wearing balloons Thus ends the tale of my old class Perhaps if all goes well When other years shall pass Another tale I ll tell CHARLOTTE DONAHUE I I ' I ' He has to support them as best he can But still her private life contains ll - II ' . . , ' I I I I ' , . . - . I I -' 1 23

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