Central Catholic High School - Vigil Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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David Mans: A regular Annie Oakley with bis rifle. Patricia Mans: It's nice to be natural u hen you're naturally nice. Patricia Marks She walks in beauty . . . Elaine Martin Misty Mona Lisa.” Smoke Gets in Your Eyes.” Juanita Martino . and the night shall be filled u'ith music.” Martha Masalko I find the earth not gray, but rosy. Donald McConnell That was said almost as well as if I had said it myself. Jane McDowell A quiet, unassuming girl with an air of gentleness. Raymond Mene ay Master of the rendezvous. Versatile. Mildred Monter Study and ease and innocence.

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Mary Lou Lachmaier The uit of a woman, the innocence of a child. Wimpy. Edward Lair A mischievous smile is on his face all the while. Thomas Langenfeld Come what may, I'll make the best of it. Patricia Laubacher Silence is more musical than any song. Ruth Laughlin . . . has the power to quiet the restless pulse of care ... James Lehotay One cannot always he a hero, but one can always he a man. William Lhota The Ozark king . . . just plain Bill. Rita Liermann Of gentle words and gentle hands. im Mary Loir hot If you can walk with kings, nor lose the common touch .. Roy Mallette In the role of mischief, he’ll always be a star.

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Betty Moser A gal who makes the fun, she gets along with everyone. Ann Nieschwitz True to her work, her word, her friends. Rosalie O’Neill I wasn’t horn to be lonesome. Gloria Orlando 'That old gang of mine. Glug.” Isabel Patron Modesty is a candle to thy merit. Lamby” Barbara Paumier This little bud is a whole bouquet. Carol Poole . and the angels sing.” Pee Wee.,f Janet Renier Her silver voice is the rich music of a summer bird . Elizabeth Renner The old moon laughed and sang a song.” Beth” Thomas Reno The girls canft help it .. . Joe College . . . T. R.