Valley High School - Viking Yearbook (Valley Station, KY)

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MR. SENIOR S325 43 va N, M TOMMY HUDSON Tommy likes all athleticsg his fa- vorites are football and basketball. He admires little girls and likes them even better if they are dark. He loves to eat ltalian Spaghetti, likes all types of music, especially Boogie- Woogie, and prefers I'11 See You In My Dreams in slow tunes. He spends his spare time by collecting stamps and reading. He doesn't seem to have a pet hate. After graduating he would like to attend Harvard and become another Richard Halliburton. MISS SENIOR DORIS RAGGARD Dot likes all athletics, but her fa- vorite is basketball. Her ideal boy at Valley is five feet nine inches tall and has red hair, Like most girls, she enjoys dancing, and her favorite song at the moment is Oh, What It seemed to Be! Collecting photo- graphs and drinking chocolate malts are her favorite pastimes. Dot's pet hate is listening to long drawn out lectures that are uninteresting. After finishing school, her main ambition is to become a private secretary.

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ln Memory of Frances Elkins i8 Donald Stephenson and Frank Stanfield Both Members of the United States 'Navy Helen Terry You hear her Cheerful lauqh, And her smile you plainly ls' describing Helen Terry, On this we all aaree, Betty Ann Thomas Now comes the voive And with looks to add, A better Catch than Betty ls never to be had. Charles Robert Triplett Charles Robert Triplett ls our trombone player, He's neat and cute And couldnt be gayer. Carolyn Vickers Have you got a piano? Well, we have a musician, No one plays like Carolyn, ln other words she's a musician. Irma Vogel A small little red-head ls our ideal for nowp Irma goes steady But we like her-and how! Marian Vogt She's a jolly girl With a great big hearty That's Marian Voqt SCG And with her friends will not part. Laura Watson Laura Watson ls quite the kid, For her little glance They all make their bid. Dixie Weis Now we have a dancer lt's little Dixie Weis. Everybody likes her And we know she's plenty nice. Sue Whitworth Sue Whitworth ls another swell qalg She's quiet and shy And the student's best pal. Mariorie Willoughby Another girl who left us At the middle of the yeary We know it won't be long from now, From Marjie we will hear. Iohn Herman Rose Who returned from the U. S. Navy to qraduate with the 1946 class,

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