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GRADE 9C
B is for Mary Beckett, her father is a cop,
And when the boys get too close he hollers "Stop!''
P is fer Ron Blueman who is very good at farming,
:Ct::t we doubt if he can: do his rwn darning.
C is for Mary Chestnut and Fr...,nces Cooper so calm, Put when they get amgry it's
time to scram.
D is for Olive D>1wson, the cute wee thing,
And hov is she harpy when she's around Bing.
F is fnr Dorree1n, Freure, the girl who wrote this trash,
"nri when we ·get through wi'h her, she'll look like hash.
G is for Mary 6illies, quite a sP'art girl,
But why can't she get her. hair to curl?
H is f0r Peter Halloway, a very tall boy,
But he can sure use the basket- ball ,'3s if Lt were a toy.
,T is for Bing Jowett, who makes hardly a blunder,
Eo why do the teachers seem to tear hun asunder?
JisfnrMaryBeth.rardin~e,agirl that's reserved,
But for being 14 she's quite well presel'V ed.
K is for Bob Kenwell, who is fond of doing nothing,
But of c011rse you know we are r.n.Iy bluffing.
K is for louise Keith and work she detests,
For most of her time she spends at rest.
Lis for James Love, a girl-cra~Y )Rd.
Not a~ b<~.d a..c; Glendale Sawyers who's really gone mad.
Me is for Dolores McQuarrie, so auiet in class,
But when she's in music, she's all Harvey's lass.
M is for a basketball player who is TOIDJY Marks,
But Ted Cook always tries to keep up to his sparks.
M is for Morley Hutchinson, quite the lad,
Eut Cha.rles Kolkie looks very sad.
M is for Marilyn Murry, quite a cute lass,
But when Aubrey goes by she's the scene of the class.
M is for Charles Morrow, for he either likes it or lum,ps it, But is he ever good at playing
his trumpet.
N is for Reta Nobes .a smart lit- tle lass,
Why then in Science didn't she pass?
N is for Paul Nisula, quite a nice chap,
If you meet him, you know he's just abaut exact.
0 is for \Doug Oustien, who's good in F'rench class,
And George Wider might get through with a pass.
P is for Robert Patterson• and Charles Potts too,
And they alw.ays seem to hruve nothing to do.
R is for Gerald Rawn, friendly and calm,
But when Bill Bowers gets amgry it's time •to scram.
R is for Reid and Redpath, the girls with the marks,
80 why can't the rest of IX C be just zs smart?
S is for Sylvia Etephens, the ~ho•p t e a c h e r ' s n i e c e ,
And she lives out in good old Craigleith.
T is for Greg T.ay1or who is very elastic
A1'.1d when he's in the gym he can sink a nice basket.
W is for Sheila Woods, who is auiet and sane,
But when she plays basketball, she raises cain.
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