Town of Webb High School - Hadarondah Yearbook (Old Forge, NY)

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PINTU- Such bigb-bred manners, such good-nrzturea' witf REESI:f-- Merit and good-breeding will make their way euerywberef' SCOTT- Let me have mmic dying, and I .seek no more delight I3

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HARRIS- Honor lies zn honest toiif, KALIL-- His limbs were cast in manly mould, for hardy sports or contest bold. LINDSAY- We have piped unto you, and ye have not danced IMARVIN- Better a mischief than an inconvenience I 2

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Ht-4RRY--- f1e that ix master 0 hzmsel will .soon le master 0 othera H7 HNDA Wve are charmed hy 7l6dt7l655', The verses or this class poem, which are scattered throughout e hook were written hy Ianet Scott. The class of '53 sits before you tonight As a group for about the last time. By telling of each, we're hoping it will Leave impressions on all of your minds. We have a member who's good in sports. And girls just flock to his feet. But Peter takes pride in his voice, you see, The volume which no man can beat. Claudia, the gal with the beautiful hair, is so quiet that in class her jaws lock. But out on the floor at a basketball game, You could hear her for over a block. Mary Lee is the happy-go-lucky kid. When she's around there's no time to 1110179 But if ever yOu decide to hang yourself, Don't send Army after the rope. It