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

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Ai.den Beckley Carlos Bandy Bandy I’m content to be shy to nil except a favored few. Eula Mae Bess “Bessie” She’s always hunpnrtial. Herschel Butler “Egbert” Don’t study too hard, you might learn something. Dula Mae Dawson Dn ie” .Jingling with laughter ns though she had swallowed sleigh bells. Beck Smash ’em, bust 'em. that’s my custom. Glenn Booker “Stimp” I don’t toll white lies, mine are nil in technicolor. Dorothy Carlson “Dot” Sjx ech is silver ; silence Is golden. Rorert Decker Bob As solemn as a potato. I 6

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Rosemary Crouch “Rosie “Pretty as a picture, nice frame, too.” President 1 Florence Gerdes “Flo” “Her friends who know her well, the sweetness of her heart can tell.” Vice-President Charles Veatch “Chuck” “His trairs aren’t corn, they're golden banter.” Secretary-Treasurer 4ENICE4 1944

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Jamf.s Degenhart “Jim” I’m not lazy. I'm just in love with rest. Joan Hrins “Joanie” The best way to have a friend is to be one. I Iarvky I Iartman “Butch” He was listening with his face only. Emma Lou Huber “Emmy Eugene Durham “Bull” When I have nothing better to do. I go to school. Joyce Heins “Joy” The beginning of all great things is small. Jesse Huber “Jess” I look so little and innocent, but looks sometimes deceive. Margie Jessup “Mure,” She anchors each friend with gobs of graciousness, goodness, and gaiety. She doesn't enter a room, she invades it.