Sigma Signs 1955
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Mariane Casey: The Gregg Hall nemesis.
Chuck Chapman: V^rites the lines for Sigma Signs.
Leo Clay: Even down in Bermuda this Kid's a classic.
Jim Coleman: An alien from the tonsorlal palace. Red hates barbers, work, and "clippity clop to the barber shop." Ken Creamer: We insist this altruist is a "pusher" of the fin- est class, Frank Doloszycki: A face full of smiles and a world full of personality.
Bill Donahoo : Willy, Willy blows his horn, boys are attentive and girls, forlorn, Don Doney: In...dustry gets Don ahead. This Daily V/orker ain't no Red.
Liz Doonan: Liz is a whiz and thiz is no monkey biz.
Judy Dov^ell: S'f.e really goes in that go-csirt. Could be a whiz at Indianapolis, Gene Dreyer: Studetn Senator wheels and wields a mean gavel.
Marilyn Dunn: Vidjrlljn is carolin' and barrel in' since the in- .lection of affection in her direction (wha?) • O^rlone iVn-ress: This ;-irl .--ets around and how. V/onder T-:hat she's acl'ieved by novr.
Mary-Lea Fletcher: Real red hair. Bev^sLre", Bob Freres: Sing a song of gimpoes, take a pocketful of notes, harmonize and socialize until the kidney floats.
What to read after Sigma Signs 1955?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Delta Sigma Omicron. Alpha Chapter to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mariane Casey: The Gregg Hall nemesis.
Chuck Chapman: V^rites the lines for Sigma Signs.
Leo Clay: Even down in Bermuda this Kid's a classic.
Jim Coleman: An alien from the tonsorlal palace. Red hates barbers, work, and "clippity clop to the barber shop." Ken Creamer: We insist this altruist is a "pusher" of the fin- est class, Frank Doloszycki: A face full of smiles and a world full of personality.
Bill Donahoo : Willy, Willy blows his horn, boys are attentive and girls, forlorn, Don Doney: In...dustry gets Don ahead. This Daily V/orker ain't no Red.
Liz Doonan: Liz is a whiz and thiz is no monkey biz.
Judy Dov^ell: S'f.e really goes in that go-csirt. Could be a whiz at Indianapolis, Gene Dreyer: Studetn Senator wheels and wields a mean gavel.
Marilyn Dunn: Vidjrlljn is carolin' and barrel in' since the in- .lection of affection in her direction (wha?) • O^rlone iVn-ress: This ;-irl .--ets around and how. V/onder T-:hat she's acl'ieved by novr.
Mary-Lea Fletcher: Real red hair. Bev^sLre", Bob Freres: Sing a song of gimpoes, take a pocketful of notes, harmonize and socialize until the kidney floats.
What to read after Sigma Signs 1955?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Delta Sigma Omicron. Alpha Chapter to read onlineMoreLess
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