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

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Nan De Meester: In the classroom or in the hall, a wel- come slnile she has for all. Carolyn De Young: Ernest in work, friendlv to all. judith De Young: She'll not impose herself upon you, hut win her way to your heart. Linda De Young: She oftens burns lhe midnight oil, but we're sorry to say it's not for toil. judith De Vliegcr: Always chasing rainbows. William Dippel: Always remember, CUUTLCSV counts. Darlene Douhledee: A good action is never lost. jim Douthett: just an all around good fellow. Sarah Drasin: The world is full of possibilities. Leona Drayton: She shall always be known for her sweetness. Vera Dupee: May she never change except in name. Rex Dyer: He steals the show with his winning ways. Uma Ellsworth: Sometimes quiet, sometimes shy, but the rest of the time: My, Oh My! Della Ellsworth: A girl you can't help liking. james Emery: He makes them laugh. he makes them sigh, and makes them wait with stars in their eyes. Ed lfarran: A man of opinions. llreml 1-arran: A rare compound of mischief and fun. Bob Fonger: Work fascinates meg I could sit and watch it for hours.

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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

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Avy, 4, 395 2 r' 'li' ' 1, ,s it 3 s ii K2 9 L f l Terry Frazine: A nice guy with a nice manner. Clarence Cates: A lad with both manners and in telligencef' Janice Gcasler: She does all things well. Ernest Gee: Tall, quiet, and a swell guy. Charles Gicrman: No one can exist in society without some specialty. Mary Gillette: IJestined to climb the ladder of success. Alan Goodman: Some will always be above others. Periann Goodrich: Always ready for a laugh. Carole Goodwin: A fnn loving miss. Dale Granger: Give ns a man who sings at his work. Dale Green: With a pleasant nature that never varies. Meredith Halbert: Docs she talk? VVell, all of the time but that was never much of a crime. Douglas Hanson: A quiet man, but quite a man. Thorval Hansen: 'I'is' noble to be good. jack Harding: He suits you to a Robert Harding: Not too serious, not too gay, but a real good friend in every way. Sharon Harper: They shall have music wherever she goes. jeanne Harriman: Short and sweet-can't be beat.