Vincent High School - Vinconian Yearbook (Vincent, OH)

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Nfw C raldxnr 1 Jolly m11rl1nISp1ed 7WI1StClIlllll v o 1 r to I ve be n I1 1pp1ly rnarru d xnd my husband And rny cluldrf n arf nmy prlde and flory I was very tlred and sleepy So I felt that lt was best To w1thdraw myself a llttlc For an hour or two of rest I slept long and very soundly And just Judge of my surprlse When agaln after rny slumber I found myself ln the cottage Ihad llved ln long ago Ere I started out that morn1ng On that curlous que st to go Ellzabeth Elder A queer llttle elf Is much loved B5 ohn hlmself Mary Lou the g1rl Wzth blushes so rare She has blushes for all And plenty to spare Kenneth Anderson Andy s bad boy When Welnstock s He has h1S Joy away Bashful and k1nd Yet st1lI and qulet Maybe that s why Alvln proflts by lt Ray McN1ece jolly and funny Makes English class Seem qulte sunny Edsel 1S a boy Who s never st1ll To be very good Is agamst h1s w111. Roland looks as solemn As a Judge Yet agalnst no one He holds a grudge. There IS one boy, Who's qu1te an elf, That's why Gene Llkes to be hlmself, I sprang up and sought the w1ndow Yes It was the same old town That 1n what seemed years ago I had wear1ly 1a1n down But the dream had been so llfe llke That e en yet I could not feel That the v1s1on I had wxtnessed Could be other WISC than real So you see dear frlends and classmates That twas nothxng but a dream I ve been telll 0 howe er natural And real It to you must seem But ln thls old world of wonders Dreams have often tlmes come true So who knows but thls my v1s1on May be realxzed by you? '7 '7 '7 'V SENIOR CLASS LIMERICKQ otudlous and thoughtful She has a great mmd But if Geraldlne knows She s never unklnd Curly headed' I should say Betty has a n1ce And modest way Sly as a fox Charles Sk1PS qulte often Then asks Mr Welnstock The penalty to soften A more bashful one You ll never flnd For Retha has just One way ln mlnd M1r1am 1S modest m1ld and meek And studles hard from week to week For everythlng comes to those who work And nothmg comes to those who shlrk When called upon to reclte Margaret never falls nor shlrks She S always ready to respond Whlch shows that she must work, Vlctor 15 a boy, Who's mirth and good wxts, Gets hlm qulte a ways In thls world that's full of k1CkS. Adrienne has a nxce face, And a sweet httle vo1ce, But above all others, Donald IS her cholce. I 'ie ' ' ', f l fl ' ' I ' I 5 Ng . lr i lr- s ry, , ' , 'J I nf 1 I I .rf y I I I l I ' I 1 ' - , f ' 4 - 1 . i , 1 . .5 . v , . - - 4 5 1 r 7 . 4 - 7 ' D 7' . ' 1 A ' 1 I Iopened my drowsy eyes. ' ' , ' l 1 . ,X , . . , ..... Y . r, , I 1 I , - ' ' it VJ ' l o ' o Y s . Q Y . u I . 1 , . - I . . 1 . I . n . . . . , , . S I I I , J . I A . . . . . 1 I , I a , . 3 V I

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Donna s always happy Norma Lee IS frlendly And to others she br1ngs Yet qulet and stxll A lastlng happlness And whatever she does Whenever she slngs She does w1th a w1ll Sarah keeps a pleasant smlle Dean always trles All the llve long day Whenever asked And lf mt s happiness you seek To do anythlng just go along her way Although rt s a task Little thoughts of klndness That IS what she knows For Beatrlce scatters sunshxne Wherever she goes ae: 4 af SENIOR CLASS W ILL We the class of 1947 ln twelve 1nd1v1dual and dlstlnct parts belng about to pass out of th1s sphere of educatlon ID full possesslon of a crammed mmd well tralned memory and al most superhuman understandmg do make and publlsh th1s our last will and testament hereby revokmg and makmg vold all former wllls or promlses by us at any tlme heretofore made or mayhap carelessly spoken one to the other as the thoughtless wish of an ldle hour And f1rst we do dlrect that our funeral serv1ces shall be conducted by our frxends and well W1SheIS our superxntendent and h1s all w1se and ever competent faculty who have been our guard1ans for so long only asklng as the last 1nJunct1on of the dy1ng that the funeral be posltlons as Senlors of grave and reverend mlen must certalnly have deserved As to such estate as It has pleased the Fates and our own strong hands and bralns to wm for use we do dlspose of the same as follows We glve and bequeath to our beloved Supermtendent Mr Wexnstock our smcere affectxon our deepest reverence our heart1est gratltude and the whole unhmmted wealth of our eternal memory In an attempt at partxal payrnent for all that he has done for us durmg our long years at Vmcent I-hgh we make over to hzm here and now a heavy mortgage on our future ln the Great Unknown Beyond We do w1ll and bequeath to Mrs Holdren, our home room teacher the profound admlra t1on and ever endurlng fr1endsh1p of the Class of 1947 ln 1nd1v1dual as well as collect1ve man1fe statlon We do w11l and bequeath to Mlss lvlorganstern our heartfelt thanks for bemg so patlent whlle we struggled through Latzn Class We do w1l1 and bequeath to Mlss Huck the balance ln our class treasury to be used ln buyxng a palr of rubber shoes for detectlve work We feel she will be sure to need them m dealmg wzth the classes that are to be our successors We do w11l and bequeath to Mr Eldrldge our smcere apologles for cuttlng up so much ln h1s classes and we hope he never suffers another four years llke he has durmg our progress through hzgh school We do wxll and bequeath to Mr Graham all the snakes and frogs whlch are hopplng around the school We do w1l1 and bequeath to Mr. Amsler our cracked volces for lmprovement . . . - , , . , . . , ' . i l . I . . . v . , . , , i 0 . ' 0 , . , , . . . . . . , . . . , . . . , - . , - . , . . , . , . . . . , , , I I 9 . . Q 1 . , . . - . - , . , . . . . . carried on with all the dignity and pomp that our worth, our merit, our attainments, and our . . . U . 'H . . , . . . , . . D . . , , . . , . . . . . . . , . , U , . . . . - , . - ' 9 I . . . , .... ! .