Toledo High School - Tohiscan Yearbook (Toledo, IA)

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Mrss Muffet had her sprder and so does thrs class Guess Sparrow legs Strrley you ll have the rrght lass I m truthful and honest so thrs rs no lre I swear on My honor that John Zody s gun shy Here s a bnsk lrttle lass who wrll answer to Karz The srgn says hands off cause she s Loren Rebrks prrze Where Legs got hrs name I m sure I don t know It must be a part that doesn t qurte show Bonnre Atchrson rs the gal wrth a real share of luck There s a rumor that she s frnally roped someone named Chuck Don t run for your guns! There s no anrmal on the loose Floyd Flynn s berng paged when someone yells Moose The halls are now quret, there s a vorce that rs strll Rhonda Turbett s left a place that no one can frll Way to the north east from the hrlls of Dupanda Come these bashful gay blades Mrlo Hala and Don Yanda Earlene and Marlene say they re bound for careers If you know who stays away rt wrll be mrghty queer The 3 musketeers are as chummy as can be Dale DeFrance, Melvrn Crawford and hot rod Drck C Marlene Ferrrs rs most helpful rn her own quret way We hope that her future rs f1lled wrth many thrngs gay Don Bruene we can guess wrll lrve on Dad s farm Do you thrnk Jean, wrll be there to keep hrm from harm? There s Dutch and Boemaan and Scotch, even an Irrsh Joanne Vesely surely knows two can lrve cheaper than one I wonder should I warn her that she ll mrss lots of fun Coleen, Mary Ann, and Carol Servers deserve credrt galore for therr part rn the fame of the class of 54 Call hrm Lours Call hrm Ray He 11 even answer to Sport He s a slrck chrck, A smoothre w1th a qurck ready retort Granny Lewers rs the gal who rs really youthful and gay We ll mrss her swell srngrng each hour of the day Here s a mean lrttle krd who toots around on a horn And rt s Jrm fLornaj Benedrk, sure as you re born We can hardly rgnore nor can we forget Lester Wycoff who can run w1th the speed of a Jet Our lrst rs most done We ve just a few left These unholy four stand out from the rest Perce Doc McCreary w1th hrs qurps and hrs Jests Sword McCord who w1ll soon be headrng out west Ray Yerkes who srngs as he rrdes lrke the two gun Lone Ranger Bear Claws Brandt who declares that all women are danger Thrs rounds out the lrst ofCarmrchael s angels They are cherubs rt s true, tho their halos are tarnrshed But the future we know, has frne thrngs rn store For 56 Senrors wrth ambrtron galore By Mrss Bernr ce Schrerber READ PLUMBING AND HEATING . , . , . . . I I ' ' ' II ' ll . . . . lv II ' I l , . I I ' I I ' l ' ll ll , , . . . . . I , . . . . . . . . . . . , , . We know Barbara Ann has much to accomplish. , . . . . . . . ' . l I , . . . . . . , . . . , . . . , . . , . . . . I . . , . . . . . . , , , .

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C ASS POEM Once agarn we are here to pass rn rev1ew The 56 Senrors all brave and all true We hope these short Jrngles w1l1 a few secrets unfold Though I m sure that most news has already been told The frrst 54 that wrll pass rn revrew Is Vrvran Arp, our lrbrarran, farthful and ture Albert B and Bernard D seldom make any norse But at that I rn sure they are typrcal boys The tall young man has a pedagogrcal look Pete Husak, the teacher we can t overlook Jrm Anderson so I hear IS searchrng for beaches to comb I presume rn the same duck tarl as hrs dome Next year perhaps Jean wrll get lost every day Wrthout Rrchard Hoskey to show her the way Tom Pyle IS the boy wrth the huge asprratlons Perhaps he wrll help brrng peace to the natrons You can go for awhrle, but you can t go for long Wrthout hearrng about the only Ben Stong Phyllrs and Joanne plan to be Angels rn Whrte To hold pauents hands wrll be therr delrght Wltn a rmg on her frnger and a song rn therr heart It s Phyllrs and Donnre trll death do them part That w1ll be Judy teachmg lst grade the score We ll prove by thrs class that good thrngs come double To tell Joanne from Janet we st1ll have much trouble On the matter of twrns the class has more than a share For Jean and John Mason make up another parr Whenever you look these quads can be seen It s Ron and Don Upah and Joanne and Maxrne The streets of Toledo w1l1 ne er be the same Cause Karnella frnds rt hard her old chevre to tame Would he? Would she? They would and they drd Barbara now, soon from Beck shall be r1d Thrs fact lS qurte true or at least so I ve heard Bob Skala has an rnterest rn one specre of brrd Once a young gul by the sea shore sold shells But I m not qurte so sure that s what our Drane Sells Carolyn Head rs a head m more ways than one Wrth her grades at the top that s not a bad pun Drck Doyle has an xnterest rn Chrcks you ll agree I hear hrs favorrte expressron rs Ah, that s a Hen ah see Her brown eyes are snappy and she s always serene Trs no wonder Chuck calls Hempy hrs very own queen Thrs Novak and Novak rs an rnterestrng parr Of the two here rs George so suave and debonarr MODERN CLEANERS This gal will say often Boys and girls, both feet on the floor

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