Doniphan High School - Don Yearbook (Doniphan, MO)

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Gist, Robert P. He has nothing agoinst studying, just no time for it. Gittons, James P., Jr, The fighting guardsman. Hagood, Mary Alice They don't always tell all they know. Hanners, Wanda Jo Her dreams came true. Harder, Bill D. Just coll me Tweet-Tweet Harnetz, Norma Jean Nature has given us only one tongue. Heacock, Edna I came to school to study Highfill, James K. He's so bright his mother calls him sonny. Hill, Wanda Somebody loves me, I wonder who? Hoefer, Dwain Girls, I love you all. Hoefer, Argie , A good man is hard to find Holford, Jerry E. He can't resist the girls. Jeffries, Roy These blondes get me. Jones, Byrdie If necessary I know he would throw his coat in the mud for me. Kenner, Leo A mon of ideas.

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Adamson, Leona Her looks are wise, her words are few. Baumgardner, Shelby There are two things in this life l don't wantvw a dress suit and a woman, Baxter, Joyce What's life without fun? Beckham, Marvin Why aren't they all content like me? Burcham, Tom l-le's shy, but he'Il get over it. Cook, Josephine A smile for every one Keel, Josephine Everybody's friend. Cox, Betty Gentle in manner, firm in reality. Cox, Helen Pokey doesn't mean slow to her. Cox, Rosa Lee The blush is beautiful, but sometimes inconvenient Davis, Bill Ther's mischief in them thar eyes. Dry, Dora She is gently, she is shy, but there is mischief in her eve, Duffey, Irving A little knowledge is a dangerous thing, Duffey's harmless. Fleetwood, Bill l8, and still the same sweet boy. Flotow, Betty Quiet and unassuming.

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.fiat if -Q-wb Zi X ,Q Kennon, Retto Lou Who wants to be a career girl anyway? Logan, Georgia Quiet girls, you'll always say, are the nicest kind anyway. Looney, Vernell A friend to all. Lynxwiler, lverne She's a right kind any way you say it. McAnally, Patsy l like my mama and-A MCClaren, Eleanor Think she's quiet? Oh, no. Get her started, then watch her go. Magruder, Deford Men of little stature may be best of all. Miles, Glenn Why bother with girls? l'm getting along without them. Miller, Joyce A maid of grace and complete majesty. Mobley, Lovell Because a man doesn't soy much is no sign he has nothing to soy. Moore, Mary Ellen Just Burr-Ellen Litherland, Lina Mae She's quiet, but nice. Murrell, Bob I have majored in the art of skipping. Niborger, Charles You just don't know me. Noe, Mary She's got her man.