Manual High School - Mirror Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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ERNIE SMITH- -Fun is the only word in his vocabulary. SHARON SMITH— Beauty without grace is a hook without bait. KATHERINE TANKERSLEY— Sweetness, truth and grace, are read dis- tinctly in her face. ROBERT SMITH- -He ' s quiet as a mouse; yet no trap has caught him. JOE SPARKS--When lessons and tasks are all done, he ' s always ready for a bit of fun. SHERRY SN T ER--From a little spark will burst in- to a mighty flame. PAMELA ST ABO UGH- -If love is madness, I ' m in- sane. DIANE STROTHERES-- JIM STURGES— He who is Every mind has its own tall sees all. special method. DAVID SUTHERLAND- - School is always an up-hill grind; Ask Dave to study? -- What ' s on your mind! JACKIE SUNKIN- -Here ' s a neat and charming lass, a shining star in any class. ANNETTE THOMAS- -A smile is a whisper of life.

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SANDRA SCHMITZ- Perfectly contented the way things are. RICHARD SCHOFIELD-- I ' d like to study, but my girl is so interesting. RICHARD SCHONOVER- So what- -Napoleon had curly hair. PAT SCHRADER--A win- ning way, a pleasant smile, dressed so neat, and quite in style. JO ANN SCHWERER- Love is one fool thing after another, and I feel so foolish. RICHARD SCOVIL--What ever is worth doing is worth doing well. JAMES SEPPELT--Live and REBECCA SHAW--Soft learn; die and forget it all. smiles spread kindness. WILLIAM SHAW-- Ambition and effi- ciency are the step- ping stones to success. RAYMOND SHEARER— Great men laugh, sleep, and sigh; since great men do it, so do I. LARRY SLOAN- -A friendly smile makes many friends. LEOLA SHRODE--Her charming ways and smiling face would make the sun shine any place. 23

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RICHARD THORNE- Argue early, argue late, if a line be crooked, he ' ll argue it straight. JERRY TOLLY- -A winning way, attractive grace, am- bition fitting for any place. JIMMY TOLLY- -Remember a man needs a woman sometimes more than he needs food. KAREN THRUSH- -Love, laugh, and live longer. MARY THRUSH- - It ' s people like her who keep the world going (upside down). CAROLYN THURMAN— Good sense and good nature are seldom separated. SUE TURMAN--What shall be the maiden ' s fate; Who shall be the maiden ' s mate. SHARON TURMBOW- little bit of heaven. CAROL WALZ-- Mystery lies in this gal ' s eyes. LEMUEL VAN LANINGHAM--In foot- ball he made his name; Centering the hall and playing the game.