Fairbury Cropsey High School - Crier Yearbook (Fairbury, IL)

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Seniors Lyle Ricketts “Fat” “The perfect composure that comes only from a guilty conscience. Katharene Roach “Fannie” She has a fltrtive look in her eye. Elizabeth Somerville “Lizzie” A Holly-wood-be. Margot Spence “Spencie” R. S. V. P. eyes. Marcella Rinkenberger “Marcie A little girl with an embalmed smile. Margie Schnetzler “Suds” A human ‘gimme pig. Marion Somerville “Ruck” She uses her lipstick wi‘h the unconcern of a cat washing its face.’ Carllene Steidinger “Cark” “When she talks, it isn’t conversation, it’s a filibuster. —18—

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John Lorch “Johnny” All ho does is sit nnd dame-dream. Joan Milne “Joannie” A pretty Rnl in her enrly nicoteons. CIIAR LOTT E N A NC E “Chotz” Subtle nr. an avalanche. Luctlf. Rath man “Lucy” She leads her private life in public. Elsie Mae Metz “Ren” A ffirl who makes it easy for a boy to be a ffentlemnn. ’ Jay Morris “Doc” ‘A mouth bijr enouffh to sinff duets.” Lois Newnam “Loey” She doesn’t wear her clothes, she takes refuffo in them.” Ric hard Rice “Dick” A neck like a celery stalk. ms —17—

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I Helen Steidinger “Nelly” She has a low boiling point.” Maurice Sutter “Sutter” ‘•no rises at ten and sets all day.” Virgil Travis “Goldie” “Ears like ventilators.' Harry John Wagenseller “Joe” Ho acts ns if he came from a long line of maiden aunts. John Reis “Mush” “Born in the year of Our Lord Only Knows.. Florence Sutter “Flo” “An apjiendix girl: the kind that gets taken out.” Frances Tollensdorf “Tolly” “Noted for her inertiative.” Ruby Vance “Vance” She not only expects the worst but makes the worst of it when It happens.” Wayne Winter land “Spud” “He has a nice sense of rumor. Herbert Wiser “Herby” “Afflicted with softening of the hearteries.” —19—