Eisenhower High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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RS SHIRLEY GRANT 5 SENIO , , Dark hair and sparkling eyes SHARON HAHN Nice? Exactly right. QW-me WFP- SUSAN HALL She looks like an angel, she acts like one too, but who can tell what an angel will do. SUE GUYMON Who counts her as a friend is rich indeed. MARTHA HANES It's a fine feeling to be your- self. 54 - a wonderful combination. ROBERT HARVEY With the best intentions. JAMES HARLESS We could call him serious, but we know him too well. f 1 A, SANDRA GLENN Not shy, just quiet. l l l l stil GARY HARRIS Always out for a goo time, which certainly isn acrime. :So . . -. ,tt r Y -- . ' ' I h is : 5 5.7 .,'1: 5 . .ww . law.. .., 1 ae V 1' 21, 1 V , k- ,t - :-,:. E' A ii' 5 ,,' .V f

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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.

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tvs HATCH ihave a good time he F a yen, no matter Sere or when. L JNNA HENDRIAN am as l am, and so it Il be. BEVERLY HAUBNER Always true in her own fash- ion. MICHAEL HENRY RONNIE HAWKINS I dare to do all that becomes a man. ORA HAYES As calm as the summer sea I graduate not with honor, but with pleasure. MICHAEL HEGER Know what he's talking about, and lets you find it out. TOMMY HEARD If any of us have no enemies, it is he. 55 DOROTHY HAYS Short sweet, hard to beat.