Edmonds High School - Echo Yearbook (Edmonds, WA)

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RICHARD MANEVAL The perfect gentleman. He pre- fers blondes. ALICE MARKLEY I li e nuts, but the salty ind. GEORGIA MILLER fame must necessarily be the portion of a few. ELIZABETH MORSE I am a woman of business. I have not time for folly—maybe. RICHARD NIESE Hanged if I don't believe I'm in love. OKI OHASHI 7 [o matter how you spell it, it’s wrong. HELEN PRINGLE She may lose her heart, but not her head. ELSIE PROFITT few can combine as she does— studiousness and comaraderie. QUEENIE ROGERS A blonde but not light headed. eighteen

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ELIZABETH GERDON She is why gentlemen prefer blondes. MYRTLE HILDEBRAND Hey! Wait a minute. LEONARD HOFF Sing away sorrow, cast away care. BESS HOUGH In this age most rare: sim- plicity. LAWRENCE HUBBARD A workman is nown by his wor . ALFRED KRONQUIST A fine fellow—we wish he were twins. MARJORIE KRUMMECK A quiet tongue shows a wise head. BETTY KUNST The pen is the tongue of the mind. EDWIN LUND The more I do nothing the bet- ter I li e it. seventeen

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 ALICE SAWYER Sincerity—a thing to he treas- ured in a friend. MARION SAWYER How aivful goodness is. YVONNE STRATTON She does the little kindnesses others would leave undone. CARL STROM Willing to help; Ready to do. ANNA TELFER Seldom “cant” seldom “don’t.” 7 [ever “shan't” never “won’t.” GRACE WEBSTER W ec, winsome, and wise. ALDA WILLIAMS A mile a minute is good, but a smile c, minute gets more action. LUCILLE WRIGHT Wright is right. CHARLES YOST A model for future class presi- dents. nineteen