Eisenhower High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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BENNY ADAMS Here's a man who's in his STANLEY ADKINS Well worthy of a place in our remembrance. MARY BELLE ADAMS Smiles by the miles. STEVEN ALBERS Do not wish to be anything but what you are, and try to be that perfectly. MARY' KAY ANDERSON A grand gals- need w more. prime, he's into mischief most of the time. EULA BALTIMORE Life is just what we make it. DELORIS ABEL l Often seen, but selda heard. 'VJ Q. ROBERT BAKER A class leader beyo compare, this type of b is very rare. say 46 BONNIE BAKER A happy nature is the gift of life.

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MA M JH' kfqL.fQgM In memory of Rosolee Jeoneife Hcirfmon who was fofolly injured July 18, 1961. Rosolee would hove been o senior This yeor of Eisenhower. She wos on ocrive member of F.H.A. ond wos one of The nurse's helpers. Roso- Iee's friendliness ond worm smile will never lef us forge? her. Rosolee will be missed by her groducifing closs. 5 I 'jx MGNIUTBIH gy S5E L 45

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RION BERRY we goes calmly along. ERRI BROWNE ute as a button, neat a pin, very few hearts 2CGI1'l' win. MARK BOMBALL Nothing is more useful than silence? MARK BATEMAN With ready mind and smiling face, in the world he'll find his place. JOHN BROWN A quiet modest man is he. GERALD BORN The sillier I am, the happier I be. MARYETTA BRONSON Quiet only when she knows she should be. JUDY BOST Friendly, she will always be. QD' JOHN BOYER Be not simply good, be good for something. 47