Frankfort Community High School - Red Bird Yearbook (West Frankfort, IL)

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SENIORS ROW I Stella Kaylor The joy of life is living. Mary Kerzan A meek and gentle little maid, of work and trouble unafraid. Bill Kieth ‘I never felt the kiss of love, nor a maiden's hand in mine. Jack King A musician of royal caliber. ROW II John King Can he truckl What?-A Boner. Martha Koonce Her looks were designed to inspire love. Lilian Koons We can t call anyone a fish but she is a shark at shorthand. Leo Land They say love is contagious, I wonder if I'm immune. ROW III Marietta Laswell Life grows so monotonous when we all agree. Carl Lee Here's a man with a heart full of kindness and a head full of sense. Edward Lee An actor of no mean ability. Robert Levanti I'm not in the row of common men. ROW IV Bessie Lewis Many have been caught in the web of her charm. Dorothy Lewis So nice one could never forget her— Ernest Lingle He has an ambition, oh yes! To rise. Nellie Little Cute?—I'll say! ROW V Eugene McManus A friend to everybody—but Fred Astaire. Dorothy McCarnes Surely the angels did lend her a voice. La Noma McKown Most worthy to be called a nurse. Willis McCray Everyone should have a specialty; mine’s laughing . 24 THE REDBIRD

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SENIORS ROW I Freeman Gullege I live and think nothing of it. Richard Gwyn My home is in heaven. I'm only here on a visit. Helen Hand “lust look at me, how smart I be. Veleta Hendrix “She gleams as starlight from heaven above. ROW II Geraldine Hartley A worthy ambition for any gentleman. L. H. Henson “Don't neglect your education for studying. Mary Hill “Good humor makes all things possible. Presley Hill “Better known as detective. ROW III James Holland “Our drum major—can he strut! Conrad Holt “I am king of-king-of-king of swing. Bob Huchinson He fears the wiles of maiden smiles. Wilbur Humphreys “Give me my own way and I'm happy . ROW IV Mary Ice My motto, always keep a cool head.” Alma Ice “I make no enemies, thus I have none. Paul Ice “Still water runs deep. Irma Lee Jacaway Ah-h-at last—I'm out of English class. ROW V Virginia Lee Johnson “Our beautiful belle of '39. Jessie Jones “So full of N-R-G, this lass, the pride and joy of any class. Marion Kairis A rose set with little willful thorns. Fred Kaylor “So agreeable fellows are few and far between. ' OF 19 3 9 23

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SENIORS ROW I John McDaniels Genius is the ability to avoid work. Val McFadin ”1 hope I don't die soon, the world needs great men like myself. Patricia McGhee Sincere, kind and sweet. Eric McKee ‘Take it easy, have your fun, let the old world truck along ROW II Margaret Maddox ‘ Address. 320 College Ave. Charles Maholick Why think? By thinking one grows old Rolla Malan A most handsome gent to behold. Mildred Martin “Sincere and serious; that's she. ROW III Tommy Martin “I fear we've had a hurricane Beg pardon, it was only Tommy passing by. Mary Martindale This little lass so full of laughter Dwight Mason A problem still unsolved. Lorraine Massey A very brilliant lassie we have here. ROW IV Lorene Matelic To know her is to like her. Charles Matteson Aw, don't believe it. How could curiosity kill a cat? Nella Matthews “And still they gazed, and still their wonder grew, that one small head could carry all she knew Bill Mauzy “This center lank and lean has been a credit to his team. ROW V Ed. Mehok Rather small, but a bullet to stop. Herschell Miles “The pride and joy of Harlan Hodges. Jack Mills I say, there old fellah! Mickey Miskowski “They who talk cannot think for talking. OF 19 3 9 25