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

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RONALD SCHLIPF The greatest men may ask a foolish question now and then. SANDRA SCHLIPF • have a heart as little apt as yours, but yet a brain. LUCILLE SCHMIDTGALL Much Ado About Nothing. ESTELLA SCHOVE Read not my blemishes in the worlcf s report. JAMES SMITH Here comes a member of the commonwealth. LORENE STEIDINGER 0, thou are fairer than the evening air. JOAN STOLLER I should inform thee further.

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SHIRLEY PAYNE Hither we goest.“ EARL PETERS “I feed myself with most delicious poison.“ FRANK PRATT “Give us the place alonelm JOANNE RATHBUN From her shall read the perfect ways of honor. ELMER READLE As he is slow he is sure. NANCY ROGERS “Silence is the perfectest herald of joy.“ CORINNE ROTH “Vfhen I was green in judgment JERRY SCHAHRER “O' despiteful lovel I nconstant womankind.

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 DARRELL STRODE “And many a lady in his company. RONALD THOMAS “For he is In the hearts of all the people EVELYN TRAUB “The observed of all observers.“ LARA WESSELS Not so long to speak. “ LYNN WESSELS “Mark his condition and the time.“ m CAROL WINSLOW Now, which way shall she tum?“ RONALD ZEHR “Anything for a quiet lite.“ WARREN ZEHR This is the short and long of it.“