Marshall High School - John Quill Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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W fgilxgy RICHARD A. BRITTON Robert Taylor, Alan LadzL Dick is the handsomest we've ever had. A R. BROOKMAN Elegant in simplicity DOLORES C. BROOKS xoguw Fair is the sky, the earth, and ' the weatherf gay But Dolores is fairer than all these put together. DONALD J. BURNHAM Gentlemanly, handsome, and rather talL Don's chief interest is football. FORTY-NINE MARY' C. BRULE A little ray of sunshine RICHARD G. BUSHNELL ALBERT E. BUTLER DONALD A. BYERS It certainly is no trick Though he may he quiet in He's quiet, studious, rqinei To he acquainted with our class, A model Marybdlljfe dghned. Dick. He is not when he meets a lass. 19 JOHN R. BYERS A serious man of learning, A man who likes his fun. A good sport in athletics, With him it's three in one.

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F' , 3 X X ' . V 1 L 9 .uf I +. XJ ANTOINETTE BONALDI A ileam in her eye, a curl in er hair: When Nettie's around boys . . . hewaref' GERALD BOMMELJE Here's a boy who'll make the way: Pleasant, cheerfuh day by day. BETTY E. BLADDY How grey the world would he without her humor. HARRIET D. BONALDI it melts Deeply do I drink of lie, all And still the cup is overfow- mg. ffwjf CLASS or fffffff .e,. , .,. BARBARA J. BOWDEN BARBARA C. BOWSER CAROLYN L. BOYKIN No sooner said than done. I don't care J I never go to ' 'Her smiles are gaily persist- full 4 bei I'm havin' such a ent, 50113, good time! Y They chase away the clouds. Wbeffver ' along.

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xX5 Q Us 8 K CHARLES R. CARDILLO 1 Rather quiet most if the time, .X I But as a wrestler e's mighty 710. DONALD S. CAMERON Don's smart and really neat, 9 ' K His a fellow who's hard to ' eat. X x x. . ,. f x X s. 1 Q QK . - ' X J - ARLENE M. CAREY Sometimes quiet, sometimes 154.71 A ways wondedul. LYNN M. CARLTON Here's Marshall's gy! to science. This bov's a genius true: He'll give the world his theories, And improve on Einstein's too. I I 1 . , 1 1 I 1 q I , 1 . ' 1 V . 1 , 1 . . ? I , V 1 'I ' SALLY P. COLEMAN ' , A,distant candle, strong and 1 ' bright, a f, , To be the dark world? guid- ' ing light.'f I x X H 1 x X1 O LASS OF EILEEN C. CONAUGHTY LEONA R. CRAMER HARRY R. CROSS THOMAS H. CROSS I number only hours of sun- Like a queen of lilies. Always a smile, never a Never gloomy, never quiet, sbinef' frown, That's our Tom, what a riot. That's lye when Harry's around. Ng 20