Fostoria High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Fostoria, OH)

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RICHARD ABEI. Doing no mischief but only thinking of it. DeWITTE BARTON On my honor I'll do my best. PHYLLIS BRINK Slow and steady wins the race. N. - emi? YE HELEN BALSAT Wisdom and goodness are twinbom. LOIS BENNETT A gentle disposition brings the owner many friends. TACK BRUBAKER He believes in love at first sight, but believes in taking a second look. is Nytt HELENE BALSAT One heart must hold both sisters, never seen apart.. HARVEY BENTLEY Many things have been hoped for, and I'm still hoping. BETTY IANE BURKHART She couldn't lie if you paid her, and she'd starve before she stole. OLIVE BECKERLEG The simple tastes, The kindly traits. IoANNE BRICKLES Politeness costs nothing and gains everything. WILMA CREPS Life--thou art good!

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