Grass Valley High School - Stray Leaves Yearbook (Grass Valley, CA)

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ZEN GEORGE KOHLER Oh, why should life all labor be? KATHLEEN MCGAGIN A tiny maid, not tall, A But large at heart, that's all. HARDING FERGUSON A little nonsense, now and then, MARJO is relished by the best of menf' fl i - ' ,fy ff, -6-mc nf RIE MULCAHY Quiet and ever sincere. x . JOHN MARKS Le 'J t me think-Great deeds have been done by thinking. A ' ' ,- 1 I-2L.,4l . BERYL A 'abc KECHLEY loving nature, fair, and kind. f .X 'il , 1 , ,-1,4 A.. D i5 f- ,L . X N ineleen 4 git

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,f ARTHUR MERRILL 4 WVMW' L. To play, not to learn, Was his chief concern. 76 f ILM CQ ' ffff f fir 2' i WINIFRED TRITCH A sunny disposition is a great thing. ry , ,QL yi Af. f , Yf-A J ,v ,,, , V . fi2'X' LAWRENCE T REMEWAN Young fellows' will be young fellows. l X,gL Lil. fi t. 1 HAZEL DUCOTEY . The only way to have a friend is to be one. TED BARKER Girls, girls every where, But not a girl for me. YVONNE MooREs A merry heart maketh a cheer- ful countenance. Eighteen

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GERALD MOUNDAY Better late than never. MARJORIE BENNETTS Not so very, very tall, , But the-re's none sweeter after all. f , ,,. , . - . x:.g,gi,-,-'nf ,vt - , f - X X f 'r X- an ,, l G 3,61 l 'lurk ' Lp , 1, JOHN!-MARTIN Never do today what you can do tomorrow And get away with it. '55,-W IN A ff: -, MJ LUCILE CRASE - She's been a phantom of delight, Since first she gleamed upon our V sight. 9' 'f ,ttf ,lf xc 'X ROGER KITTO Slow, but still moving. , , fix L' L5 It if - ' LUCILLE JEFFORD As brimful of mischief and wit and glee As ever a human frame can be. -' DJ' i mls, ,', . Lf'f'. if 5. fp , . .,, fi ZW ,fp ' ,.. 1, - f., Jing iz Kgs, 4,41 ,ll CC! if Tweniy 'I