Woodbury High School - Warrior Yearbook (Woodbury, CT)

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Billy Bergensten is in the navy Ha Rah, Ha Rah for him. We know he will came through. Full of pep and There is a prosperous farmer. His name is Charlie Coe, He's walking through the corn. Toting a garden hoe. Lester Wood's not a working man. He prefers just picking up what he can. He wanders from place to place. With a long and sad face Who is the man seen all over the world? I believe it's Chet Eardisty, Who told us he was going to see the girls all over the world. Helen Lewis the lady. Who as a girl. Could curl her hair. Hasn't been caught in the snare Of ambition. She's just a working lady. Bud joined the army, A few years ago. Now he is not much more than a private. But he is mighty proud of it. Ruth Harvey has joined the Spars, Her life long ambition. It might be to see the stars, Although that's just a suspicion. Joyce Pickard, picking and looking for baoteria, In the water and for the larvae. She helps to fix baoteria Which are used in medicine. Have you seen the beautiful raved about stiles All over New York? Irene Turner must have had one of her well known brainstorms While doodling with her fork.

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To Natalie Manville, we give this key to a successful marriage. To Irene Turner, we give this wedding ring to go with her diamond. To Cora Lautenschlager, we give this little bootie to remind her of Paul. To Jean Beardsley, we give a board so she will always have her Slats. To Mary Garrigus, we give a screen so she will always have her air . To Adella Gillotti, we give these pills to give her more height. To Adele Duda, we give a job as meohanic at Carl Walt’s. To Inn Mitchell, we give Dorothy Dix’s advioe an love problems. To Lester Wood, we give Service Stripes to give him a head start when he gets in the service. To Ferris Thomas, we give a jeep to drive instead of his green bug. To James Shortt, we give a one way tioket to Hollywood. To Virginia Hahn, we give this murder mystery to add to her collection of books. To Helen Lewis, we give these drawing pencils so that she may keep up her good work in art. To William Bergensten, we give this scrub brush to help him keep the decks dean. To Charles Coe, we give this pennant for his excellent work in agriculture. To William Fleming, we give this B book to keep his car naming. To Eleanor Troshum, we give this bottle of glue so she will always stick to Louie. To Judith Mitchell, we give this book an journalism to help her with her career. To Joyce Pickard, we give this big blue ribbon for her hair so that it may always look neat. To Chester Bardisty, we give this portable radio so that he may always be with his midnight jamborees. To Ruth Harvey,we give thie car so that she may have transportation from Chatfield-Clarke Co. home. To Shirley Weed, we give this basketball so that she may keep in memory her days of cheerleading at W. H. S.