Edmonds High School - Echo Yearbook (Edmonds, WA)

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DOROTHY McEACHERN: Her smiles are as bright as the sun' beams. ELD A MANSZ: A mighty dandy girl to meet, and just as pretty as she is sweet. ANNETTE MARTINHer capa' city is unknown. MILDRED MEYERS: Wit, wis' dom and grace, but greater than these is pep. THELMA NASLUND: In three years she did more than some of us did in four. MARY NEWCOMB: Always time to help a friend. LILLIAN OLSON: Her hair is not more sunny than her heart. CARMELLA PETERSON: It’s nice to be natural when you’re naturally nice. Ten

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LILLIAN HEATH: There is some' thing very winning in her manner. ORRIN HEATH: My studies in' terfere with my school work. DONALD HODGES: I’ve ideas of my own. GUNVOR JOHNSON: Demure, and quiet, with a smile for all. WILLIAM KELLOGG: I never trouble trouble, till trouble trou' hies me. EDITH KRONQUIST: She’s cute, she’s wise, she’s a terror for her size. ESTHER LARSON: With a head as level as her heart is big. MARGARET LIPERTOWITZ: The better you know her the bet' ter you like her.

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LOIS PRIEBE: The mildest man' ners and the fairest heart. EILEEN RUTHERFORD: She is a radiating focus of good will. ROBERT SANDERSON: I am monarch of all I survey. WALTER SCHWIND: Greater men than myself may have lived, but I doubt it. DOROTHY SMITH: Tall and stately as a queen. ROY SPARKS: The world knows nothing of its most famous men. MILDRED TEMPLE: Anxious to help, always fair. Loving, kind and on the square. Eleven