White Memorial School - Memo Yearbook (Knox, PA)

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NAME joyce Ashbaugh Nancy Barlett Faydene Best Dick Buzza Virginia Corbett Betty Dunkel junior E. Eisenhuth VValter Fye Betty Gallagher Walter Gilbert Mary Grant Clifford Grine Barry Ilall Annabelle Hartzell Bonnie Lee Hanst Wilda Hefner Dora Lee Iohnson Everett L. Knight Irma jean Mays Dale MeElhattan Barbara Mortland William Shettler Dwight Stover Nancy Kribbs Tharan Helen Weaver Bernice Whitling Gerald Whitling CLASS PROPHE Y NIGKNAME Io Barley Dean Buz Gin Bett Toot Fye Bett Kilroy Squeak', Cliff Ducky Annie Bob Dee Pee Wee Bud jean Mac Babs Bill Ditto Kribbsie Weaver Bernice Duff A 6 Q5 ir XVANTS TU BE missionary business woman nurse accountant stenographer housewife truck driver airplane pilot teacher farmer nurse teacher mechanical engineer clerk nurse air hostess clerk accountant missionary lawyer air hostess mechanic contractor typist stenographer secretary farmer CLA UF PROBABLY VVILL BE forest ranger executive of Standard Oil lady barber second Clark Gable soda jerk lemon peddler farmer typewriter repairman professional basketball player a second Einstein housewife musical revivalist shyster lawyer eo-pilot assistant to a hypnotist a poet for Burma Shave ads a female Babe Ruth a strong man in a circus housewife successor to Al Iolson woman preacher lecturer niotorcycle racer housewife a bassoon player champion knitter typing speed champion PW 51 F4

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