Antioch Community High School - Sequoia Yearbook (Antioch, IL)

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RUTH ONA NELSON LENA PEDERSEH better fed with such pensive graoe.' delightful, pleasing harmony,' My ears were never 'There was a soft and JUNE NOLTE EVELYN OVERTON 'Cupid 19 8 khAViBh 'FUI her oyn person lad, thus to mBk6 it bgggard all P001 f0ma1eB mad.' desoript1on.' ALICE PALASKE JEANETTE PETERSON 'I say not much, but 'Her words are trusty I think more.' heralds to her mind,' EDWARD PASKE MARGARET PIERSTORFF 'Big manly voice, 'Silence and simplic- turning again to ity obtrude on on childish treble. one, but are yet two unequaled attractions in woman.' NORML PADDOOK PAUL RICHEY 'A high look and a 'A prince of good proud heart.' fe11owe.' ff 13

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HARRY HALLWA8 'This gentleman will out-talk us all.' LORRAINE HOOPER 'Thy modesty's a can- dle to thy mer1t.' RAYMOND HILLS 'This medal was pre- sented to me by my- self as a slight to- ken of my se1f-es- teem.' BETTY MAIER 'Better late than never.' KENNETH HORTENBEN 'Don't give up-till you get a good price for what you give uP.' 12 n ff'1wx Xxx xx is Egg--Nxf MARGARET HUGH S 'Less Noise! Less Noise! IARREN MILLER 'He was incapable of a mean and question- able act.' LILLIAN HUSGH-CBUDDY5 'I am not only witty myself, but the cause that wit is in other men.' WILLIAM LYONS 'Thank Goodness, a man at last.' ELAINE HENHINGS 'lho mixed reason with pleasure, and wisdom with mirth.'

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INA QUEDENFELD 'I am sure care's fr JN, c-umm I -Rx' y I ROBERT SMITH an 'His deeds speak his enemy to 1ife.' praises.' JOHN TURNOOK OHERYL SMITH 'Lo, he goeth by me, 'It is not good that and I see him not.' man should be a1one.' DOROTHY SCHOLD HOU R IHITE Wserious fr1vo1ity.' FRANK VERKEST 'I hope to see my teachers faoe to face when I have crossed the bar,' ELAINE SOHULTZ 'It won't pay to bluff him.' KATH RINE SMITH-QKATEI nHer modest looks a cottage might adorn.' EVELYN VAN PATTEN 'Can wisely tell what 'A cast of thought hour of the day the was on her face.' clock strikes by A1gebra.' 14