Creston High School - Saga Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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3 154 1 mf' mum joan Boerkoel: An easy friend to meet and keep. Linda Bogart: Sweet of manner, and fair of fare. Marilyn Boger: Friendly, amiable, and sincere. Helen Bolt: Quiet until you get to know her. Roger Bond: VVhen you have nothing to say, say nothing. Richard Bonner: Oh for rod and hook and a nice quiet brook. Daxid Bowen: Life may be funny. 'vnt I dont get :fue iokef' Donald Bowernlan: Theres always hope in a man who actually and earnestly works. Ruth Brandt: -lust plain nice to know. jacquelyn Bresnahan: A smile that melts every heart. Harry Briggs: XVhat's the use of worry. ,Ioan Briggs: A good heart is worth a ton of gold. Margaret Bruinsma: She has a cute little way all her own. Shirley Buckcl: A lass so neat with a smile so sweet. Doris Buitendyk: 'AA likeable girl with a likeable wav, janet Buursma: Eyes of blue, hair of gold: talent and beauty to behold. 'Marcia Carlson: A smiling face, a twinkling eye, you simply cannot pass her by. Frank Carpenter: Boys will be boys.

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Patricia Agema: Silence is golden, but then slie's a redhead, Sharon Allchin: The iun just lwinkles in her eyes. lithel Altman: She saw the world and came back to tell ns ahout it. Marilyn Anderherg: l'll be merry and freeg Rhoda Anderson: Keep appearances what ever you do. Gary Babcock: A little nonsense now and then is re- lished hy the wisest men. Frances Bailey: You have known her hy the merriment that sparkles in her eyes. Daniel Balhach: When better men are made they will have to use him as a pattern. Burling Barnhart: A large part of virtue consists in good lialiitsf' Harold Bauer: The modest man has every thing to gain. Larry Bedford: A jolly carefree lad. Kendall Beerthuis: A wise man's thoughts walk within him. Beverly Benedict: I don't want to be an artist, I am an artist. Iohn Benson: He has a manner all his own, Carole Bergsma: Quietness is the charm of vivaeious vouth. Shirley Berkowitz: Smiles may come and smiles may go, hut giggles go on forever. Dixie Billings: You simply can't resist those eyes! And does she use them . . . Sure, she tries. Douglas Boadt: A man of various interests. A ,nr It Q ,. t .. - . .,, ig 1 Y . Q' if it hm. QQ N 'ms E ,tv

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liarry Carson: Quiet, unassuming. yet ever loyal. Leonard Chapman: The tnodest man has every thing t gain. Patricia Chapman: A friend in need is a friend indeedf Noel Cobb: Knowledge is acquired by study. Curtis Cole: Lite and let lixef' jerry Coles: I can be serious, but I'd rather be gay. Max Conner: Quiet, sincere, and nice to know. john Cornell: Why worry when there are so many others to do it for you. Larry Crow: School is a good thing, but why run a good thing to death. Dawn Curtis: 'AA happy face, a happy heart. Richard Cunningham: Clothes make the manf' Sharon Cunningham: A good sport -indoors and out. Carole Ile Graaf: Pleasantness, and personality go hand in hand. jackie De Graaf: Everyone exfells in something in which another fails. Bexerly De Haan: Easy to know, easier to like. Ross Dc Haan: He turns his back on the girls and then runs backwards. Doris De long: I like fun and fun likes me. David De Lano: Cares come, cares go: so why care. 1