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CLASS POE ,S if E, THE CLASS of forty-nine, X Es 1 - ' ' 13 -Q 5 Got things done in record time. 4' '2sg.yg-. High grades we've not always won, Lf' But we've managed to have our fun. Tommy Bond who acts so shy, When playing football, is one great guy. Eugene Bowie whom we know as Tyke , Will some day reach an unknown height. Jim Brown likes to draw, For Doris, he was bound to fall. Jack Burford is the manly type, O'er him the girls do often fight. Another lass is one named Joyce tCoderJ. Of all the boys she has her choice. Jack Combs is a lad with brains, With his accounts, he takes great pains . Barbara Dill is always late, But she gets the men with her bait. Charles Doolittle who always looks sharp, ls forever ready to toe the mark. Charles Dorsey certainly does like to talk, But not one mile, for a girl, would he walk. Her last name is Enyart, the first is Harriet, She has snagged Clarence with her lariat. Nancy Graham who always acts silly, Can sing her songs as well as Lily tPonsJ. Maryanne Grant does like to play, A soloist will she become some day. Charlotte Greene who looks like Hedy, With Ronnie Hisey, it seems, goes steady. James Greene is doing four years in three, So he's been busy as you can see. Elinor Grushon, who seldom talks, When asked to help out , never balks. A quiet lad is one named Carl tHamilton3, He never leaves work until tomorrow. Robert Hoffman who plays in the band, When asked about school, says, lt's grand . Pauline Howerton, the star of our play, Will obtain her goal some great day. Marilyn Johnson, the Queen of our class, Always smiles and is quite a lass. William Johnston whom we all call Billy, When in class always acts silly. Gerald Knight who sports does play, Will marry Marilyn some fine day. Paul Mahaffey likes every teacher, And has a yen to be a preacher. Allen Middleton we all call Red , When it's time for school, he's still in bed. Dale Parlett has changed his tune, O'er Ann he seems to swoon. Mary Payne is awfully shy, If you ask me, she's found her guy. Phyllis Pinkerton is always so quiet, lf we left things to her, there'd never be a riot. Bernard Recher's work is always first rate, If he goes to college he'll be a Phi Beta. His last name is Root, the first is Dick, With all the girls he seems to click. Phyllis Rose is witty and full of fun, She says her heart has ne'er been won. Grace Rosenberger has her man, lf you ask her, she says he's grand. The first name is Ramona, the last is Shell, For Jack Combs, it seems she fell. Jack Sheppard who likes to shoot pool, Can be found in Schell's when it's time for school Pat Simon who wears a ring, Is full of pepg has lots of zingl Joe Stockert is a brainy lad, On the Piratan, his work isn't bad. John Throckmorton whom we know as Throck , For Shirley Givens fell like a rock. Doris Tuttle is awfully small, When playing sports she's on the ball . Sonya Weishampel whom we all call Sophie , When not in class, often acts dopey. With his eyes, Elwood Wilson talks, And with his voice, movie stars he mocks. Ann Wood is so full of zest, Of the football players, she thinks Parlett's best. Naomi Wood has lots of brains, Near the head of the class, she always reigns. Although this poem to you may stink, I did my best, signed-By Tink. - JEANNETTE JONAS
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but we learned .... All That Glitter s Not Gold K . . P Jack Sheppard Golf 3-4 Baseball 3 Joe Stockert Football 2-3-4 Hi-Y 4 Latin Club l Class Play 4 Scholarship Team I-2-3-4 Pirates Log Staff Piratan Staff National Honor Society Elwood Wilson Football I-2 Baseball l-2-4 Hi-Y 2 Pat Simon Intramural Sports 3-4 Gym Assistant 2 G. A. A. l-2-3-4 Hockey Club 3-4 Y-Teens 2-3-4 Glee Club 2-3-4 Class Play 3 Chorus l-3 Band l-3-4 Orchestra 3-4 Minstrel 4 Pirates Log 2 Doris Tuttle Intramural Sports 3-4 Gym Assistant 2 Hockey Club 4 G. A. A. l-2-3-4 Home Fc. Club I Y-Teens 2-3-4 Glee Club 2-4 Class Officer l Class Play 4 Chorus l-3 Minstrel 4 Pirates Log Sonya Weishampel Y-Teens 2 Class Play 3 Glee Club 2-3-4 Chorus l-3 Band l-2-3-4 Orchestra l-3 Minstrel 4 Ann Wood G. A. A. l-2-4 Hockey Club 4 Intramural Sports 3-4 Y-Teens 2-3-4 Latin Club I Class Council l
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