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

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1945 THE CRIER Dorothy Hanes “Dot” She’s all buttoned up in r.n impenetrable little coat of complacency. Irene Hurt “Renee” Look:} deceive! Olive James “Ollie” Her mind never knowH what her mouth will say next. Ralph Knopp “Gandhi” I dropjH d into a bar to drink it over. Andrew Lehmann “Andy” A she-sick sailor. Rose Lorch “Rosie” Some people get results, but I get consequences. Lloyd Metz “Metz” 17 He has a difficulty for every solution.

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THE CRIER 1945 Paul Eilers “Paulie” T like a girl with ft good head on my shoulder. Alice Ferguson Fergie” She lives every moment as if it were n crisis. Ray Fitzgerald “Fitz” I’m a self-made man. but I think if I had to do it again I’d call in someone else. Robert Gouge “Rob” The darndest part fo doing nothing is that you can't stop and rest. Helen Green “Helen” Dear Lord, please bring him back safe, sound and single! Francis Haase “Mule” I was a Boy Scout until 1 was 16. then I became n girl scout. Patricia Haner “Pat” 16 She can give you a lunch of cold shoulder and hot.tongue.

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1145 THE CRIER Robert Moser Rob” I say. Who can wrestle against sleep? Not I. John Mowery “Johnnie” The teachers and I had words, but I never ot to use mine. Robert Ntsshaum “Newsy” Dear Dad: Let’s hear from you more often ; even if it’s only five or ten dollars. Vivian Schmidt “Viv” What you hear never sounds half so important as what you overhear. Maxine Sears “Max” It is the tranquil pe'-p'e who accomplish much. Betty Travis “Betty” Us country women mnke Rood wives. Warren Uleers “Jake” A bashful lad. but he «ets around. 18