Wayland Central School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Wayland, NY)

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Asif av' ll g nk e Elwood Godlewski Mohawk Godlewski he's our man, E1wood's his given name. And when it comes to basketball, The Beak is in the game. Richard Golden Richard Golden- drives a Buick Vintage, nineteen-twenty-nine. Half the time the thing ain t runnin Dick says he d sell it for a dime. Ralph Harper Old E1nste1n never gets a mark That isn t A plus 1 But then he studies all the time And that s the way it s done Richard Gray Dick says Atlanta can t be beat He says the place is swell. Though I couldn t f1nd it on the ma It s there so I ve heard tell Juamta Hanson Juanita takes Miss Miller s place And mns the school library She really makes us all behave With her we re not contrary ,.,

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B' Y.. Walter Edwards Wa1t's ambition must be farming, In the dirt to dig and delve. With his build why buy a tractor? He could pull a plow himself. Patricia Evans Pat's works of art are really great, You really ought to see 'em. It may be that some day you will On the wall in some museum Jean Gilman Jean Gilman wants to be a nurse One privilege I beg fshe becomes my doctor s nurse I want to break a leg Ted Flynn Ted says he 11 go in the army Soon as he gets out of school Teddy may tum out to be a Rootin tootin frghtin fool Howard Francis His love affairs don t mean too much To dashing Howie Francis Though usually he s safe and sane With his heart he takes no chances fi is 61' fs! 2 xg! U gugu

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Lena Harris From off the hill dear Lena comes. fI've used these lines before. J As soon as Lena gets her man The hill she'll leave no more. Fay Hayes Fay's car is not so very big, In fact it's rather small But still there's room for lots of boys The short ones and the tall. l Dorothy Hodgkrns Dorothy hails Irom dear old Maine The land where pine and birch do grow Listen to her shades of Webster Wouldn t her accent tell you so? Shirley Hemmer Shirley works for Bennett Brothers We hear she keeps the books With Buicks sitting all around her She must get some loving looks Richard Hober Dick Hober is a roaming man A man of great renoun He says that on each Friday night He tries to move the town uf