Clarinda High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Clarinda, IA)

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JOE VAN FOSSEN I worry not nelther do I hllll'S BERYL LADD Whatever happens row on LETA HULL Were It not for an OCCHSIOHHI Joke I should dle RUSSELL STEWART He glVQS hls tongue no moments rest OLIVER COOK I awoke one mornxng and found myself tamous LORETTA JAMES Always qulet wlth plenty to say WILSOIN WOOD Its human nature to follow the path of least reslstance EDGAR BURTOIN I dont care anythlng about the ladles but they all seem to be wlld about me DORIS BROOlxS A frlendly heart wlth many fx frlend ARCHIE TEMPLETOIN Im as serlous as I look CLARK PENLAND Full of life and bluff and such Salisbury and F A Henderson I 1917 came E L Weaver who has Page served very dllxgently smce ff, Bl 5--5 N , ' E E STL' 5 E n Eu? ! ENE , QQ Q . - - jr.: a fuf v , - 5 , r in-'inini-u-inuinin'i1 'u .F-I-.'-I-.'..u'ml'.m'.i..' -Him-Elm'-hriuu'n..iiiniuu

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'FX BURTON OWENI An affable and courteous gentleman DON FARREIN S It IS better for a man to blush than to turn pale MILDRED GRISSOM She was alry young and gay and lmvefl to make a grand dlsplay EVERETT HAIN DORF Hls frlends there are many H loes are there any? DALE ASHMORE There may be greater men than I l t I don t belleve lt ALICE CLIlNE In every nest there IS one blrd that smgs better than the rest WEN DELL DALBEY S0 serlous solemn and sad never known to do anythlng bad LLOYD OTTE Every man has h1s faults and honesty IS his HELEN MARSHALL Pleasant and smllmg though sn 1ll ln slze thls llttle malden IS exceedlngly vwxse KENNETH MCCALLA A man ot Independent nnnd evex busy but never a grlnd HERBERT ROPE Nlone but hlmself can be hls equal bulldlng was exec ed The hlgh school classes were held on the top page floor and the lower grades were ln I ll-l .... .... . ,.., . ,.., . l,,, . ..., . ..,, . ..., ..,. . ..., . ..., . ..,, . ..,. . ..., . ,,., . ..,, . ,.., ..., ..,, . ..,, ..,, . .... ,,., . ,,., . ..., . ..., . .... 7 Q y :HE A I . I ans I ' . I QE ' ' . ' is Jn , . . ' , t . : 21:2 ' ' . 1: '