Canon City High School - Nonac Regit Yearbook (Canon City, CO)

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Vu'-sl 51 fix WI -lw if:s.-fi55 e'- flgiffil ', 7 1 -- 2-M, , .. Avl- fffi- - 'Wifi-'A F- ,Jr-Q1-- L 1-Lrwfg. . 1 , 'F f--eff-NK i - -- - .f' H, LJ '- r+, I ' ina-.,nC,,,f'1 '1i'-Li . , 35 ,Q -, . ' :Ti'1':g,4' . 1 V- fi --- - .- ' . . M-V . - J r MM.- A -1. ..'- , 5... HAZEL QUINN . The heart that has truly loved never forgets. But as truly loves on to the closeg As the sunflower turns on her god when he sets The same look that she gave when he rose. D .1 Y - -r -'l .P . r 4 .. . 1 A, .1 V 1 V ,I . i .mul WILBUR COMBS Duty by hanit is to pleasure turned. I MARION IVIACFARLANE Beware of her 'fair locks, for when she winds them round a young man's neck, she will not set him free again. MAX HARDY Though young and rash and heedl-ess Of counsel and good ad- vice, He'1l make a first rate grafter - Who can't be cheated twice. THEO EMMERSON The editor is' weary, All her inspiration fled: And I fear that sh'e'1l be can sured For two much already said