Washington Center High School - Re Echo Yearbook (Whitley County, IN)

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She She Now One SENIOR CLASS POEM always seems happy at home or at school, She says seldom is gloomy, that is, as a rule. olives don't mix with fresh apple cider, She is none other than cheerleader Paula Jane Snyder. here is a boy who knows all the women, And he likes them best when they are in swimm1n'. of his dozens, was a girl named Bonnie, 5 But she was fleaced too, by this guy named Johnnie. She's neat and particular, she's quiet and shy, But it really is true that she has a guy. Don't try to date her, this good nlookln' tomater , Cause Mary Anderson will hook you sooner or later. He's tall and handsome, says one Junior girl, And he's tried for ages to make his hair curl. He doesn't play ball because he's too slow to duck, He's Phil Alexander, better known as 'Buckn. Helen Hinen is another of the slim Senior dames, It wouldn't due to mention her imprintable names. She says she works hard to get her lessons at night, And her brother's black eyes show she's good in a fight. Lila Heine has made plans for dozens of things, She must think money comes flying on wings. Cause Pete's working hard and to not much avail, And Lila keeps hoping he won't kick the pall. Hazel Goodrich is next on our last Senior text, Her laugh makes her sound like she maybe tetched. But she can't expect to get over her chill, As long as she goes with that guy from Larwill. Now there's another girl hooker in our graduating class, She's Clara Ellen Hawn and she's quite a lass. She's ambitious as heck and always on deck,g when Allen is there with his arm around her neck. Now Jack Gothard is witty when he 1sn't in school, His motto is this, 'Drink cider, keep cool,' No rolling pins are allowed where he's settled and wed, Cause he's preserving from dints that thing called h She's a slick little number almost like a doll, And life like to boot and wise as an owl. Her name is simple, 'tis Carolyn Bonebrake And when she starts twirling, things really do shake. Don Michel is short, but he's ever so sweet, Since he started putting Cologne on his number five feet. an elephant and as slow as a mouse He's quiet as When Herb hollers, nDon, get out of the house.W Pat Edwards is next, oh, dread be the name, So we just call her ufunne1,u it means just the same, The scales on which she weighs is a talking kind, It always hollers, 'Hey, Babe,0ne at a time.n Edgar Kuckuck is next, that lucky stiff, He's going with a girl with a slim midriff, She was hard to find and she's really bold, But he says she's much to heavy to hold. Donna Hatfield is the artist of this agregation, And she's got-the prettiest complextion in all creation. Her photograph books with pictures she fills, And they have nearly as many as Carter's have pills. is head. Z i X X Jr 'NliUlN'UM1NJ1DL1B-ldpilaiiaib fix :mlm i 'FNMNIKNEN HNIMSHHNEQ TRN hNN .,Jl,, ,,,,. .,,,.i. -f., :.. qznaalffrrftlcezaxs