Vernon High School - V Echo Yearbook (Vernon, OH)

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CLASS OF FORTY NINE Tom Bradley. . Nancy Brugler . . Lillian Derr, , , Norman Dilley. . Jeannine Everett. . Doris Fair , , , Eleanor Griffin. . joan Hall . , Mary. Hayes. . . Esther Hutchins . . Allen Klingensmith. . Margery Moore . . Walter Moore. . . Tom Morris . . Fred Morrison . . Adelaide Rechedya Rayrnond Rice. . Betty Scheel. . . Annabel Scott . . Barbara Shommer. Gladys Stafford. . Arlene Sweitzer. . Sally Tupper. . Eva Wade . . . .The invisible scholar . . . . .Hold that temper! . .Watch her roll those eyes . . .All around handy man. . . . . . Neatasapin . . . . . . . . . OurB1ondBomber Good things come in small packages . . Swing your partner. . . That New Look . . .Cheerful Chatterbox . . The Ladies Man . . . . . . Quiet asamouse . . .There's a Ford in his future . . . . .Still Water runs deep . . .The shy little man . . . . . .lloveaparade . Hanky Pete the prankster , . Brain child of Vernon High . . . . . . The root of all evil . . . She's got that pernament wave . . .That original cheerleader . . . . . Love comes but once. . . Oh how she rolls those skates . . Oh those rosy cheeks

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CAN YOU IMAGINE Tom Bradley with papers neat, And a memory that can't be beat? Fred Morrison--a Romeo, Always dating, on the go? Arlene Sweitzer--not kind and sweet, Not the girl you'd like to meet? Adelaide Rechedy--not a typist grand, Not strutting when she hears a band? Betty Scheel not debating, Not giving F. D. R. a rating? Doris Fair without a comb, And never to the mirrors roam? Sally Tupper--five feet two, With feet to fit a size five shoe? at Mary Hayes telling Leonard No , When he suggests to see a show? Margery Moore with lots to say, About the happenings of the day? Barbara Shommer with tresses straight And twenty pounds over-weight? Jeannine Everett with hair of red, To match the temper which we dread? joan Hall with powder and Paint, Trying to look like what she ain't ? Pete--always good and never bad, just a grinning little lad? Allen Klingensmith--a chemistry whiz, With all his answers matching a quiz? Walter--never quiet. always loud, Always heard when in a crowd? Nancy Brugler without her smile, With which she does beguile. Norman Dilley--big, not funny, Never known to have a honey? Lillian De rr in a glamor pose, Without a freckle on her nose? Eleanor Griffin a housewife fine. Tending her children of which there are nine? Annabel Scott being calm and cool, If a fellow named Dick should come to school? Esther Hutchins a ballerina graceful and tall Dancing for thousands in Carnegie Hall? Gladys Stafford--six foot tall, Never cheering at basket ball?