Eisenhower High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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EARAH ELAM THOMAS EMCH Good nature like his is the DELORIS ELLER Let's be happy, let's be gay. Life is iust another day. Remember that time is mon- eyln l same in any language. in THOMAS ENGLAND I might be better if I but its awfully lonesome good. '1 would, being CAROL FARRELL You couldn't ask for a better friend. 52 we 1 HELEN FIELDER What mischief lurks within her eyes - what fresh, new pranks will she devise? BYRON FAST His sober manner conceals his wit. RICHARD EDWARDS His only labor is to k time. GARY FEAR He who mischief hatch! mischief catches.

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JACK FINNEY Men tire themselves in pursuit of rest. lillwlu AWRENCE FINLEY The chief disease that eigns this year is folly. HERYL GARFOOT Happiness is a habitg she as acquired that habit. ...JA s 1' GLORIA GENTRY Laugh away sorrow, cast away care. CYNTHIA GANDY She's found her happiness. DANNY FOSTER The good die young - I'II live to n ripe old age. KEVIN GALLAGHER Strictly business - monkey business. 53 BILL JOE FRANTZ If men are to be reformed, they must be well fed. DAVID FYKE He may do great things some day.