Woodland High School - Ilex Yearbook (Woodland, CA)

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THE ILEX THELIVIA JONES- In thy heart the dew of youth, On thy lips the smile of truth. BETTY KINNEY- None knew thee but to love thee Nor named thee ibut to praise. MARIE KAELIN- Gently comes the world to those that are cast in a gentle mold. MERVYN KRONINGER- In arguing, too, the person .owned his skill For even though vanquished he could 2'tl','Zll6 still. ALFRED KEEHN- A closed mouth catches no flies. ELINOR KROTSER- Cupid hath not in all his quiver's choice An arrow for the heart like a sweet voice. JOHN KEEI-lN-- Few were his words, but if you look, you'll much in little see. THAIS LAURENCE- Like a lovely tree She grew to womanhood, and between whiles Rejected several suitors just to learn How to accept a better in his turn. - , - A D E Ii 1 E OQTSQG Q , it ' Je . o IENHU , K . . 4 r 1 1 ri 5 1 1 - A .4 1 l g . ' it 5 ' ' e' A' lx .Av I fa V-v Nl-N e f, ,. ' Clk F Q WSIB ' -919,8 L0 9 - - 3 R5 ' H Q 1 1 Ii R - ! E -Y D - .- li IU 1 1 ilf LD 1 1 E 3 1 1 PL 3 1 1 IQ L0 - - E l 1 1 li I0 - - il P F E 8 u - LC it E Y 2 ' is .0 E F 2 2 LQ Ti 1 1 LQ . Io I n L! iv - - Ii 3 - - E 5' F if .0 fo 1 1 E 5 - F IC 5 - - IC L! - - L! B 1 1 5 3 - - L! 3 - - lf , L! 1 1 LQ E 1 1 QQ 3 5: Tv H E A 3 - - Q. 'O - .- ,. V. I! P. K I 1 1 L0 Lo Q, 5 I3 D - - E I Lg 0 1 1 D 0 - - fi J - - K 0 1 1 V0 0 - - D 0 Q, 0 E . 5 Q F 0 EIHIHIHIHIEIIEIHIMIHIHIKIINIEIElilllifIDI E 2 5 T E L!

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THE ILEX VIRGINIA NORDYKE- I am young and I am fair, and I have not a single care. DOROTHY PATTON- Of her bright face one glance will trace a picture on the brain. GAYLE NORRIS- Bonnie brown eyes are the eyes for nie. SADIE PEARSON-v - Like a gleam of sunshine on a cloudy day. ELOISE NORTON- Art recompenses the careful student with riches, praise and honor. ELEAN OR PROCTOR- Her eyes as stars of twilight fair Like twilight's, too, her dusky hair. LOIS PATTERSON- 'I'hough we lose our fortune we shall not lose our patience. DOROTHY PYLE, Sec'ly Student Body For truth has such a face and such a mien Ars to be lov'd needs only to be seen. 59 GFA ,-89' 'Ig 49 V52 K 0 6 higlil' 'glint ' 2 A - E 2 ' W Q . - IQ . I Ii ' . A - l ,. ,, L. I. ti .4 927 5 0 PlOIFIFIDICIOIOIHIUIOIUIOIOICIOIOIO U O - - l I Q - Q 2 IC A Il' - - U1 Q E F 2 Q Il IC 1 1 I! fi' I ! IQ fl I I DQ I! - - fi F .. - E F 2 2 Ii L! E E rc E I 1 PQ 3 Q 1 2 12 E I I 1 E 2 E Q EI Q 1 I 1 1 1 Z F E C li E 2 m s 5 U ' E E E E I ! F ! S h I I E 8 E 4 E III, .lflflll ffl' Ilffflflflfl L.