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The educators will pick her bones, ■' But she can take it with a grin, v Como on. School Board, she’s bouqd to win. Next on the list as you will see Is fchd most attractive Ann Menefee.
She plays and sings; is the mother , of three; -And is here to help in our Spelling Bee. Now the next is Mr. Griffith, a dependable gent. Years of school-bus driving he has spent. He learned to spell in the oldfashioned way, But - he’s right up to date with his spelling today. His daughter, Barbara, has learned, spelling, too,. So come ohe, Rock, <we’re betting on you. So now what will you folks have * to say When I tell you a speller has come from Luray? Scott Morrison, lots of fun, You were born and raised in Washington. Next is the Postmistress from from Amissville. Now you folks are in for a thrill. Her words she doesn’t have to cram: She has the full backing from Uncle Sam. Come on, Mrs. Verner, and get your gun; Shoot those stray dogs—one by one. Then maybe in your leisure hours You can grow a few “Spitunia” flowers. The Wood Bros.’s wives are really no joke. Margaret from “the Woodshed”; Lucy “Sunny Slope” Qut. in Hollywood they should land some day For both are fine actresses when 4 it comes to a play. Miss Lucy Mae Smith does more than her bit. Will iwe not miss her if she becomes a “Hitt”? To play the organ, here’s Miss Liz, At music she is such a whiz, She’d play by the hour If she weren’t freezing cauliflower. He was a medal-winner at VMI; In Florida be dodged the dragonfly;
On the Pennsylvania he heard the T- engihe’s roar; —
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