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

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SENIOR SETTLERS Jud Epporheimor What is so rare as a day with June? Lorene Essary 'An open - hearted maiden, true and pure. Yvonne Evans She'll hit the high notes . Emma Ferrari Faithful she is in •very way, alwa s the same day after day Geraldine File A pretty girl is like a melody. George Filkins If I had a million, dollars, I'd buy my education and save time,” Barbara Fitsgerald Is she talking yet or again? I. G. Fullman Drive slowly, you may meet a fool. Irene Furies Speed in her finger tips. Gloria Galli Morning. Glory. Eula Mae Gambill A cook is one of the most important needs in the world. Ruby Nell Gann Gann, with the wind. Sylvia Gicabozi With a smile that won't come off. Gene Gill Sometimes he sits and thinks, but mostly he sits. Josephine Gore A cheerful pal, a friend to all. Verla Mae Gossage Never says more than necessary. Claude Gower Fill ’er upl Virgil Gray The boy speaker of F C. H S Vivian Green In her dark eyes, splendor loves to dwell Mary Greenwood Gabriel, blow your horn '

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SENIOR SETTLERS Bob Burg Girls, girls, girls, and more girls. Salvatore Carbonari 'Tvo joined the navy to see the sea. Eugene Clark People should make much of me, because good men are scarce! Ruth Clark The meek shall inherit the earth. J. W. Clem I like women—at a distance. Xon Connett Born with a giftof horse laughter. Vana Cook The world could never do without ‘cooks'. Margaret Covert Once you have her friendship, you have pure gold. Dan Cox Pugnacious, pugilistic, prizefighter Hubert Darnell Don't rush through life The next one may be worse. lohn Darnell The bell never rings for me Charles Deering Better late than never. Erma Denny Cooking 'hash' becomes an art. Freda Dillen Modest, sincere, and sweet—a girl you'd like to meet. Betty Lou Ditterline With a song in my heart. Charles Drake We loved, we quar-r e 1 e d , we love again. Kenneth Duncan The world's no better it you worry; life's no better if you hurry. Russell Duncan Faithful t o the Daily American. Conrad Engram How about more sleep in this institution Paul Enrietto He's our ’center' of attraction.

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SENIOR SETTLERS John Grosco Someday, I'll be as strong as Hercules. Maxine Grubbs Eat. drink wator. and be merry I ' Myrtle Hammers She shall have Duncan wher-ever she goes. Samuel Hancock He profits most, who serves best. Betty fune Harper Dolcy - doe, swing your pardner. 'round we go. luanita Harper The object of Stodghill's affection.'' Imogene Hayes Good n a t u r e d , friendly, what else could one want? Neva Hayes How wise one must be to always be kindl Ruth Hayes Happy as the day is long Kenneth Hedges Absence makes the heart grow fonder. fewell Dee Henley My love is Red' haired I Dorothy Hester Her friends are many, her foes are few. Betty Fern Henson Always out for a good time. Gladys Hicks A friend in need is a friend indeed. Gene Hill He shall have music in his pocket, wherever he goes. lohn Hill I don't talk much, maybe I think more. Evelyn Hoebbel Are you having any fun? Evelyn Hogstrom As fair as a clear day in May. Imogene Holland ’ Piping with pep. Mary Lou Holland Swing it sister. ★★★★★★★★