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

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Transition Trainees Delores Hofmann Girls are nice, but I like boys bettei. Helen Honegger Have it your way. but I’m risht. Donald Johansen Hi« mind content, his con- science clear. Joan Kelson u:M who lives the hijch” life—it pnys to be tall. June Leetch If life were only a dance. Ruth Miller Love makes the world go round. Lucille Monroe My highest ambition used to b! school. 14

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Transition Trainees Kenneth Broquard The mildest manner with the bravest mind. Diane DeMoss Just look me over, but don't overlook me. Charles Farley Eyes should be exercised regularly. Sylvester Fosdick Mischief is in his eyes. Dean Gerdcs I learn and loaf at my ease. Marie Giancarli I take my heart as a matter oi course. Jeanne Hair You can’t worry me. Clinton Harris Do I look romantic ? Jerry Headley I know little about women. Peggv Hoffman s consistent a a girJ can be. 13

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Dorothy Rice None but herself Is her equal. Alice Schmidtgall Me 'n my boy friend. Harold Schroeder Aw. Bonnie, f’even sake! Willis Schwarzwalder When he dies there’ll be an- other baby {(host. Carolyn Shult Tom’s here! No lessons for me. Bill Snider Always; in haste, but never in a hurry. Barbara Somers The Kiri whe ha:: a smile tc fit her lace. Jim Steidinger I can’t let my tongue rest. Richard Steidinger Ambition should be made of sterner stuff. Tom Thacker Care is an enemy of life. Transition Trainees 15