Andrews School - Andrean Yearbook (Willoughby, OH)

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RW 'CX Xxx .pa 'Ono' f . Jeannette Rosser A sunbeam captlve IIT her haur Lounse Sayle Intell gence and courtesy nct always are so combrnea Ruth Shelllto Drunk to me only with tnlne eyes Barbara Smuth Mustress of herself though china fall Roberta Stevenson Our todays and yesterdays are the blocks wuth whrch we build Betty Thomas The touches of sweet hor mony twenty Alberta Ruddy Wlth the twunkllng f eve Claruce Scarsbrook English to a ea Shrrley Sherman Flyrng fungers and darclng feet Jane Stauffer A Ilttle ever sharp Audree Summerfield As good as gold Marlon Thomas As uprught as a cedar

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Jean Langley Nadine Lewis Without music life would be Busy as a tiddlers clbgw a mistake Irene Lucas Phyllis Martin Thou whose locks autshinc Let us then be up and dong the sun With a longing to inquire Betty Patterson One vast substantial smile Betty Perusek Eyelashes thot could sweep the cobwebs from any man's heart. Irma Raschke A friend in need is a friend indeed. Nancy Mattes Helen Moore Happiness was born a twin Ruby Pauler Every why has a whererurc Glenna Praedel Yesterday, today, and for CVET. Allyce Redenour Will and intellect are one in the same. nineteen in 40 XA.

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Charle Tremalne Malden wsth meek orown eyes Lauretta Van Dyke She puts her troubles un the bottom of her heart slts on the Ind and smlles Eleanor Vargo Jnnglnng wuth laughter as though shed swallowed slelgh bells Ba rba ra Wadsworth A heart that wnll scale the heavens Helen Wetchery To unlock the heart and let at speak Velma Valentme As cheerful as a golden spark Dorothy Van Pelt Courage never to submn yield Cecella Wachsman Out of a bandbox Caryl Walton Proof of perpetual motnon Dorothy Wllllams Peerless ln radlance and an o twenty one A rs 941 '1- V6