Waverly High School - Go Hawk Yearbook (Waverly, IA)

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REUUESTS UN YUUR HIT PARADE Dale Strotman - Has Anybody Seen My Gal? Gerry Evans - Yesterdays' Jeanette Walters - Strawberry Blonde Miss Baumgartner - Some Sunday Morning Mary McKliget - Waterloo Neva Jean Eggleston - Remember Me Rita Ann Brandenburg - Smoke Gets in Your Eyes Roger Johnston - Ohl How I Hate to Get up in the Morning Abie Adelmund - Sooner or Later Tommy Laird - Two Silhouettes Mildred Harmening - We'll Be Together Again Dorothy Dietz -- The Things We Did Last Summer Miss Morrison - Gotta Be This or That Miss Peak - Three O'Clock in the Morning Marvin Zelle - Strange Love Gus Brandt - Love Is Just Around the Corner Shayna Schlass - Bessie May Mucho Jim Corson - To Each His Own Johnny Sullivan - Dark Eyes Don Heyer - Pretending Edna Mae Vosseller - 'Till the End ot Time Ann Ducker - I Can't Begin to Tell You Marilyn Osincup - Temptation Ellen Niewohner - I'm Gonna Love That Guy Katherine Siefkes - Ohl Johnny Georgena Segebarth - That's What I Like About the Mary Leitha - Mary is a Grand Old Name Betty Strotman - Ma, He's Making Eyes at Me Raymond Fredericks -- Maybe Bill Babcock - Billy Boy Al Bonnarens - Gotta Get Me Somebody to Love Clair Mollenhofi - Make Mine Music Ann McDonald - Dancing in the Dark Dick Stephenson - I'll Never Love Again Tootie Minneart - Toot Toot Tootsie Jeanette Laird - You Made Me Love You Dale Coonradt - Nancy With the Laughing Face Galen Wait - I Don't Know Why Dorothy Helmecke - There's No One But You Dolores Mueller - Who Told You That Lie? Willis Huck - Ahl Sweet Mystery of Lite Arlene Wendt - Dream Morene Bakken -- Oh, But I Do Arnold Juhl - Laura Carol Weires - l'm Just Wild About Harry Doug Baxter - ARTistry in Rhythm Beverly Ritchie - Jealousy Geneva Bock - Sweet and Lovely Pat Koch -- Shanty Town Keith McClure - For Sentimental Reasons Wesley Roettjer - I'd Be Lost Without You Duane Harvey - Got Any Gum Chum? Don Schert - Eager Beaver Mary Jane Gogg - Since You Went Away Junior Dierclcs - Don't Blame Me Al Klein - The Old Lamp Lighter Marcia Willsey - Hubba, Hubba Mr. Gaard - Yes Sir, That's My Baby South

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As he took the first roll, I expected the worst, But he went down the alphabet--Abie was first. So Abie arose, and I bet he near died, 'Cause I'm sure I could feel pins and needles inside, But he took his diploma, and shook the man's hand- You could see in a moment, that Abie felt grand. One by one we went forward and held out a paw But we all felt the same-it was pride mixed with awe . Pride that we'd made it, awe heck 'twasn't bad When you stop and look back at the fun that we had. All the way to the end, my legs felt like jelly, 'Till we came to the tail of the list-Marvin Zelle. Then I heard someone say-I think 'twas Bob Grover, Already I wish I could do it all overI - Harold Hastings. -K BAN YUU IMAGINE Jim without Eddie Don Heyei' a city slicker Doug Baxter with a pick and shovel Betsy Broadie without an imagination Royal Hazlitt here Pat Koch alone in her A Abie Adelmund not being teacher's pet in Art Miss Peak alone in her room at 8:55 A.M. Galen Wait in the Ziegfeld Follies Senior boys not heading south on 63 Cedar Falls boys not heading north on 218 Ann Ducker without her giggles. Miss Morrison chewing gum in art class A desk without initials An Economics discussion without fine and fancy something Mr. Cook without a piano and his sense of humor Mr. Nelson not changing someone's seat in study hall Orvis as big wheel in the F.F.A. Willis Huck applying himself

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