Westervelt High School - Westerian Yearbook (Westervelt, IL)

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JUNIOR CLASS POEM --Shirley Tow I'll tell you a story If you will gather round and listen. Those who donft hear it Just won't know what they're m1es1n'. It's a story about a Junior class, In which there are seventeen Smiling faces of boys and girls, That are supposed to be seen. I'll tell you of their ambitions, Of what they'd like to be, And of their social positions, Of their future that I see. Now, as I see Betty Harris, She is a nurses' aidg s All the boys are saying, 'What a wonderful wife she'd have mad After Marilyn became a wife - Pauline became her successorg This would be the shock of your life, But--each of them was a hairdresser. This is going to surprise you,- Junlor Danneberger is a farmerg But this will shock you more, For Eileen Moore is a snake eharmer. SPS B

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Donald Weekly is a nursemaid, iHe sure does look funny!! He gives the babies lemonade, And shows them how to play rummy. Louis Williams is a play-boy, What a life he leads! I guess ne's quite a deooyg Don't listen to his pleads. Bob Weekly is a dressmaker, CHe csn't even make a placketl And when he makes a buttonhole, Wow! what s racket. I don't know what Madge Jenkins ls, She may run a filling stationg She would have made a good seamstress, For that seemed to be her occupation. Alice Martin is a nurse' I wonder what she doesnit do- She always has money in her purse, I wonder where she gets it, don't you? A husband you will guess is Dick Hirt. Do you suppose he knows how To wash I think My name A Cadet But the dishes and make the beds? he should have learned by now. is Towers, lsome call me Powers? Nurse I want to be, medals and stripes and awards I suppose I'l1 never see. A Q Carl Kircher is a farmerg I bet he oen't even plow A straight furrow in the fieldg 'Can someone show him how?'