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

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SENIORS ROW I Eugene Pergar ’ What! no girls in heaven? Just leave me here. Eddie Peters He's got what it takes. H. R. Peters Nobody knows what a god boy I am. Russel Pilcey I don't mind studying. ROW II Kermit Pinkham An artist of which one may well be proud.” Mildred Plasters A senior lass there was.” Edna Mae Pagoda A friendly heart with many friends.” Eugene Powell A product of the arm of the law.” ROW III Jennie Prusaczyk Seeth a smile and curls, then thinkst thou of me.” . J . Mary Rumsey And on she labored never complaining. r . ? v s I Lodema Rowe She accomplished tlVougn constant effort. Iy r . r Kathleen Ranson Blessed with sy rh i| yely eyes.” .ROW IV ' Joyte Ragan ’Full of life ami joy. Evan Renn “Qnce he ran bo fast he set the track 9 fi5e . Margie Rice Tis Only noble to be good. Alice Roberts | The joy of life is living it.” ROW V Lucille Roberts Good nature is the very air of her mind. Margaret Rodden Determination is the master key to success.” Raymond Roe He never turns his head, but presses on ahead. Lorene Rose A rose there was so beautious fair.” OF 19 3 9 27

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SENIORS ROW I Charles Mitchell I'm economical; studying is merely a waste of energy. A. K. Montgomery His voice is like thunder bounding from a mustard seed. Carl Moore A most honored soldier of the Royal Order of the Hysters. Vivian Nelson It is tranquil people who accomplish things. ROW II Bob Newton A clean and scholarly athlete who can remain a man and face defeat.” Edith Nichols A thousand times more valuable than her name implies Elmyra Nichols The world's no better if we worry, life's no longer if we hurry. Harold Norman T like the man who faces what he must. ROW III Albert Pall To lose is not a sin, but I always try to win. Marcia Her majesty— an i eyes ROW IV Andy He sees few people—usually one. Betty Lou Patterson As fair as the Goddesses of old. Carl Wayne Patton Some day I'll wake up and find myself great. Frank Pauls Think I'll hunt wild game. ROW V Eva Pavelich How wise one must be to always be so kind. John Pearce When Pearce is around there's life to be found. Billy Peek I'll trumpet my way to the glory land. Dorris Purcell She's gotta be a dear—her name's Purcell. 26 THE REDBIRD

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 ) SENIORS ROW I Wendell Ross There's always a demand for men like me. Vernalee Rich “We can't all be Rich. Kate Russel “So charming a charm has she. Chester Sala “She took me to an elfin grot, and there I wept and sighed full sore. ROW II Wilfred Schumn “He that has knowledge spares his words. Ruth Seagle “One of the few who can listen well. Robert Shanks Leaving work to those who like it. Henry Shudinis We tried—but still he would excell. ROW III Doris Skeen “It isn't always size that counts. Aldona Simms Industrious always-she. Fairy June Slayden “A midsummer night's dream. Lois Smith “Eyes that conquer the strongest of men. ROW IV Mary Lena Soulsby In her smile we find happiness. Wilma Southerland “She'll study and become a nurse. Mike Spontak “His line is business.” Dorothy Stagner “She is more fair than words can say. ROW V Stella Stokes “Ah! sad are they who know not love. Tommy Straka “Live and let live. Tillie Stravinsky “So very bright she shines all the day long. Neil Stewart “Did someone say women? 28 THE REDBIRD