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

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DELANO HANES “Weston” He’s just a lad from a quiet small town, but goodness me, he gets around!! HELEN HETHER1NGTON “Red The little giggle that she gives, shows the happy life she lives. EMMA LOU IFFT “Em” I may be just a farmer lass, but I know tricks you’d never guess. PHYLLIS KILGUS “Phyl” She made a lovely Homecoming Q u e e n— the prettiest one that's ever been. JOHN MAPEL “J. T.” My, oh, my, but study’s deep. Please go away and let me sleep. 17 LOIS HELMERS “Loie” She doesn’t say much, but that’s very swell. She knows a lot she doesn’t tell. ERNA LOU HOFMANN “Pretz” Saying little, she is wise —for she's great, though not in size. JEANNETTE KELSON “Jeannette” A tall and stately maid is she. A smile for you, a smile for me. DOROTHY KIRCHNER “Scooter” She is quiet, but no doubt she’ll let you know when she’s about. RAYMOND McCullough “Rai Jah” Jacqui leads him a merry chase. My, oh, my, but they're really a case.

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MILDRED BREWER “Millie” Her words are few and far between, but a kinder girl you’ve never seen. BEVERLY BURROUGHS “Bev” Dates are certainly her favorite fruit. Especially those with some big brute. FRANK COMBES “Roscoe” He loves to study, not to play. He might be presi- dent some day. GARY ELLIOTT “Moe” Another hero in the halls of fame, because of the way he plays the game. IVA JEAN FERGUSON “Bomber” A modest miss with locks of gold. She’s never shy, and she’s never bold. 16 RALPH BROQUARD “Wee Wee” He could be better if he would, but it’s no fun just being good. RICHARD CARLSON “Dick” He thinks that studying is boring. He’d rather have a maid adoring. MARGARET CUMMINS “Mare” Her friendly voice, her friendly ways, might win her fame in future days. YVONNE FARNEY “Vonnie” True in heart, true in deed. This will always be her creed. JANET FRENCH “Dubie” “Come on, team” you can hear Dubie holler; she’s a cute cheerleader, you can bet your bottom dollar.

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NANCY MOULTON “Moultie” She leads Ihe band in fine style, and soon she’ll lead Harry down the aisle. ALICE NASH “Man-Hater She clangs the cymbols in the band. As a banger” she’s just grand. DARLENE PRICE “Darlene” Black is her hair, dark are her eyes. The man who selects her will surely be wise. WAYNE SCHULER “Joe” Oh, young Lochinvar trom out of the West—of all the cars, your Ply- mouth's the best. FRANCIS SEARS “Bud” Bud is handsome, Bud is shy, Bud is certainly one swell guy! RICHARD NANCE “Dick” A quiet lad won’t cause a row. But if he has a chance, Gee! Wow! LOIS PAYNE “Lois” Her happy smile is al- ways here, brightening corners far and near. ROBERT PRICE “Bob” I’ve pondered very hard, you see; so tell me why all the girls like me. JEANNETTE SEEMAN “Nette” Always jolly, always kind; just the sort we like to find. CAROLYN SHEARER “Carol” I don't want a banker or a tailor. To satisfy me would take a sailor. 18