Albion High School - Chevron Yearbook (Albion, NY)

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LAVERNE KAST PAULINE KAST He had a head to con- Bend on me thy ten- trive, a tongue to per- der eyes, suade, and a hand to As stars look on the execute. sea. MARTHA KAMINSKI MERWIN KAST ROBERT KELLEY The mildest manners I will sit down now, And finds with keen, and the gentlest but the time will come discriminating sight heart. when you will hear me. Black's not so black,- nor white so white. -W . J. L , l l ,j DONALD LANDAUER ELIZABETH LEWIS NELLIE LUDINGTON And when a woman's It well becomes a wo- She's learned to say in the case man to be modest things with her eyes You know all other and retiring. that others waste time things give place. putting into words. DOROTHY LEE EMILY LINKO Born with the gift of Thou art to me a de- laughter and a sense licious torment. that the world is mad. 26 ig

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GERALDINE H1LL Her cogitative facul- ties immersed in cogi- bundity of cogitation. RICHARD HOWARD I worry not, for what's the use?? To worry bores me like the deuce. DOROTHY HAINES She held up her end of the conversation un- til it was almost per- pendicular. SHERMAN HUDSON A town that boasts inhabitants like me Can have no lack of good society. JOYCE HOWARD 9 THOMAS HUCKNALL Tis said that absence Jesters do oft prove conquers love But thou art not for- got. prophets. x, BETTY JOHNSON JEAN JUDWICK She had a naughty Do you know that con- heart, but one of gold. versation is one of the greatest pleasures in life? PAULINE JOHNSON EVELYN IRELAND Life's a pleasant insti- Little friends may tution, prove great friends. Let us take it as it comes.

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CLARK MILLER TERESA MARTILLMTA Four be the things 1 See where she comes, am wiser without: apparell'd like Love, c u r i o s i t y, the spring. freckles, and doubt. KATHERINE LYONS MARY ALICE MATHES FRANCIS MONACELL Good things come in She doeth little kind- Politeness is to the hu- small packages. nesses man nature Which most leave un- What warmness is to done, or despise. wax. GENE MONACELL ROSE MONACELL ARLENE MORRISH From a little spark may She is a Winsome, Wee Silence is golden, but burst a mighty Hame. thing. she's off the gold standard. ROBERT MONACELL VIRGINIA MoNAcELL He had withal a merry Quiet, unassuming- wit the best kind of friend And was not shy of to have. using it. sf 27