Ellettsville High School, Llamarada, 1949, Page 25

Description:	CLASS POEMCarl Din man is no-bodys fool;He plays good basketball and is smart in schoolHe is always cheerful as he can be,When he is riding around in his old model-TBetty Roberts is the best worker in the class,The girl we like to tease;If youd call the local switch board,She would answer with Number, PleasePhyllis Justis, or Mrs DeFordMakes a charming wife;She and Fred have set up housekeepingAnd settled down for life.Phyllis Hahn has many palsAnd stars in all our plays;Im sure shell hook her a man,And be happy the rest of her daysNaomi Stogsdill has a low voice,And every one is her friend;She works hard and gets good grades,And will be sorry when school days endMary Elisabeth Tapp, the president of the class,Conducts the meetings in a business-like wayShe has received a sparkling diamond ring,Which means shell marry some dayRosemary McKinney, a big-time yell leader,Goes with some guy named Jack;After a night of leading yells, she says,Oh, My aching back*Estel Sparks is a lot of fun,The Llamsradas Editor-in-chief;He is always laughing and cutting up,And you will never hear him beefBobby Acuff has declaredThat when his school days stop,Hes going to a barber school,And then buy a barber shopMadaHne Baynes has made good grades,Throughout her high school years;And whan shes out /there is no doubt,Shell face life with no fearsFrom Kankekee to Bloomington,From Bloomington to here;Faye Bogart moed near Ellettsville,And began her last school year25
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Collection:	Ellettsville High School

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