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SENIOR STATISTICS Tallest Shortest Prettiest Smallest feet.... Natural curls.... Longest nails.... Brownest eyes.... Bluest eyes Greyest eyes Biggest eyes Cutest Most graceful.... Most natural Most contented Barbara Wittiest..................Verna Most industrious........Barbara Most faithful............Arlene Most fluttery......Marguerite Most generous...........Barbara Best natured.........Marguerite Best dancer...............Ardis Most giggly...............Helen Most religious..........Barbara Quietest ................Arlene Best cooks.... Ardis and Helen Shakiest (a la Rumba)....Helen Hep-jive.......Helen and Verna Classical jive............Ardis
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Barbara Cnees email (Marguerite Steacy) Barbara Cheesemn is best described as honey-and-cream gal of the class. She is most ambitious and hard working, as shown by the fact that she is the salutatorian of the gradu- ating class. During high school, Barby has been a member of the dee Club, secretary-treasurer of the Junior Class; she played a part in the senior play-helped with the lunch program and was on the movie committee. Also, Barby kept the school prompted on senior events by writing in the PACEMAKER. Your reporter expects to see Barbara in a crisp white uni- form behind a streamlined desk in one of New York's famous hospitals in 1953----She is an acting supervisor, an ambition finally fulfilled after having attended Syracuse University, where she earned B. S. degree. Having gained fame, many young internes cast sly glances in her direction, but are sadly disappointed as Barby has now gotten herself engaged to a professional coSworker. What a shining future! With a shy smile, Barby de- clared, I remember our last dances. VJhat fun! I'll never forget the night Mrs..Keeler was unable to help and so Mr. Kessler came to the rescue. Hie stove made a mess in the kitchen so we had to scrub the whole place—dishes, furniture and everything. But seriously we made good. An easy . 200 was cleared. Hie first few tines, we served lunches and the very first time we had at least two extra-big salads left. Next year, when History C has begun, said Barbara, I want Geraldine Walsh to have my wrong answers. You may also have my willingness to wash dishes Jerry. Margaret Kelsey may have my good-nature. My intellect, I shall will to my friend, Eleanor Vock. It might make her Valedictorian of '44. (It did pretty well for me) Oh, yes! Above all, I want to give Charles Stewart my coope- ration. And so, concluded Barbara, you have my past, present and future.
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