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THE REDBIRD OF 1938 David Ivina A man of fra words, knows more. Charles H. Jones He earns xvhate'er he earn. Charles W. Jonas Youth comes but once in a lifetime. Claud Jonas A mischievous lad it Agnes Kanavarsky An open-hearted maiden true and pure. Irene Low i herrful and gay—she treads life’s way. Evelyn Kelly Sugar s sour compared to her. Paulina Kelly N he smiles and all the teorld is gay. Waller Kmiecik A long fellouh but not a poet. George Kolesar Master of his fate and always sure to have a date. Julia Koacel Her talents os an artist will some day bring startling results. Frank Kovach The world kmnvs nothing of its great men. Ava LeGrand Big favors are done up in small packages. Agnes Lenich Quiet and earnest are her ways. Mary Loltus Quiet and unassuming. Charles Martin Small but miVrAf.v. Leon Martin Alan is man and master of his fate. Marie Martin Beady and willing to do her share. Violet Martin dive me my tray and I'm happy. Kathleen Meagher It is well to think well, and divine to do so. CLAUDE JONES—Journalism Club. PAULINE KELLY—S. O. S. 38. WALTER KMIECIK— F. Club 35-36-37-38. GEORGE KOLESAR, JR—S. O. S. Club 38 JULIA KOSCEL—Honor Society; G. A. A.; Art Club; Los Gauchos. FRANK KOVACH—Junior Play; Model Airplane Club; Speech Plays. AVA LE GRAND—Girl Reserves 34; Paper Staff 38. AGNES LENICH— O. G. A. English Club, Latin Club. MARY LOFTUS—Glee Club; G. A A..- Civics Sharks. CHARLES MARTIN—Editor of RED BIRD Notes; President of Ping Pong Club; Rejx rter of Speech Club. MARIE MARTIN—Science Club 38; Girl Reserves 37; Pep Club 36. VIOLET MARTIN—Journalism 38; Art Club. KATHLEEN MEAGHER—Girl Reserves 35-36-37-38; Rifle Club 37-38; Mikado 36; Glee Club 35-36-37-38 PEOPLE THE PEOPLE THE PEOPLE THE PEOPLE THE PEOPLE THE PEOPLE THE PEO'
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THE REDBIRD OF 1938 Maraar«t Grosco Her accomplishments are many, and her faults are fete. Johnm Guidaxzio Always on the job. Cloo Hall Very sweet is she. Jswsl Hand Must I tvorkf Oh, what a waste of timet Taylor Hayoi talk only when want to be heard. Eugons Hea'd Oh, this learning! li h at 1 thing it is I Elizabeth Heaton A smite of charm is her f rtune. Robert Hedley Little but mighty! Billy Bob Henson A woman’s man is he. Elizabeth Henson P laying the violin u her fortune. Ruth Mae Higgsrson A businesslike lady she will some day be. lanice Hill Rare is the union of beauty and virtue. Margaret Hiscox Never still — either talking or walking. Lois Holland Always a fair damsel. Victor Holland There should he more time for sleeping is this institution. Vernon Hoppers The man rcho wins is the man who tries. Lawanda Horsley No one ever became T learned by looking wise. Jack Howe All great men are dying. don't feel well myself. Josephine Ielase They even wrote a song about her. William Ice No man can be greater than he longs to be. J MARGARET GROSCO—Asst Editor RED BIRD Notes; Asst. Librarian; O. G. A; News Hounds. JOHNNIE GUIDAZZIO—'T Club; Manager of Sports; Band. JEWEL HAND— Spanish Club 37; Civics Club 37; English Club 38. EUGENE HEARD—Speech; Journalism. ELIZABETH HEATON—Rifle Club 37-38; Girl Reserves 35-36-37-38; Annual Staff 38; Lady in Waiting 37-38. ROBERT HEDLEY—Annual Staff 38; Newshounds 38. ELIZABETH HENSON—G. A A 35; Girl Reserves 35; Orchestra; Band. RUTH MAE HIGGERSON—Band 35-36-37; Treas. Girl Reserves 37-38; Annual Staff 37-38; Rifle Club 36-37-38. JANICE HILL— Rifle Club 37-38; Kennel Club 37-38; O. G A. 37-38. Glee Club 34-35. MARGARET HISCOX— Girl Reserves; Pep Club; Usher Junior Play. LOIS HOLLAND—Glee Club; Pep Club; Girl Reserves; Spanish Club. VICTOR HOLLAND—Paper Staff 38; Spanish Club 38. LAWANDA HORSLEY—O. G. A. 38; National H S. 37; Shorthand Team 37; Staff Junior Play 37. JACK HOWE—Junior Play; Senior Play; Paper Staff; Speech Play. f PEOPLE THE PEOPLE THE PEOPLE THE PEOPLE THE PEOPLE THE PEOPLE THE PE
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THE REDBIRD OF 1938 % Louvtrna Mick Such a personality is one of nature's gifts. Reainald Mills Study is a dreary thing so I don't do it. Dslmar Mitchsll A really earnest lad. Margarst Ellen Mitchell Cute, clever, and classy. Rolla Mitchell I like women — at a distance. I. T. Moake Better men are found, but wheret lohn Mondino Thinking is but waste of thought. J. A. Moore Don't study too much, you might learn some-thing. Virqinia Moore A merry heart is better than gold. Madge Murphy Sunny hair. sunny I smile, and a suwy disposition. Rex Murphy I'm a man of few words— scatter. wom.nl Glen McCann Bewtre! I may yet do something sensational. Muriel McClintock A jolly girl, alxttoys looking for fun and I ready to laugh. Dewey McDonald Worry never made men great, why should I worryf Philip McManus A ladies' man is he. lohn McNulty Worry and I have nex'cr met. . Dita McReaken So modest and sweet as ever a maid could be. Evelyn McReynolds A nice girl to know. Pearl Naggie A little bit of bad is every good little girl. Erma Neilson Our oxen sinning coxv-girl. I LOUVERNA MICK—Spanish Club Secretary 37, O. G A 38. REGINALD MILLS—Basketball 34-35. DELMAR MITCHELL—Glee Club 34; Hi-Y 35-36-37-38; Secretary of Hi-Y 38; Pep Club 38. MARGARET MITCHELL—Girl Reserves; Pep Club RED BIRD Notes; O. G. A. ROLLA MITCHELL—S. O. S. Club 38. J. T. MOAKE—Hi-Y; Photography; Band; Orchestra. J. A MOORE—Photography Club; Science Club; Kennel Club. VIRGINIA MOORE—S. O. S. Club; Pep Club; Civics Club. MADGE MURPHY—Honor Society 37; Girls Quartette 37-38; Student Patrol 36-37-38; Annual Staff 37-38. REX MURPHY—Hi-Y; Senior Play Staff. MURIEL McCLINTOCK—Senior Play; Journalism; Girl Reserves; G. A A DEWEY McDON- ALD—Junior Play Staff 37; Honor Society 37. PHILIP McMANUS—Football 34-36; Latin 1. 2; Junior Play 37; Hi-Y. PEOPLE THE PEOPLE THE PEOPLE THE PEOPLE THE PEOPLE THE PEOPLE THE
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