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

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TRACK LAYERS . . . TRACK LAYERS . . . TRACK LAYERS . . . TRACK LAYERS Row I: Joan Karnes . . ’Jo . . 7 trim as a tailor; Matt King . . . Farmer’' . . . just a gigolo; Juanita Kirk . . Nita’ . . good na-tured gal; Wayne Lampley . . . “Lamp'' . . shining; Robert Lawrence . . Bob . . . nice kid; Lena Lavazzi . Lee . . . never lazy. Row II: Charles Lenzini . “Chuck' . . . fast as lightning; Jack Large . . . Billie . . . mastermind; Paul Lowman “Monk the world loves a lover; James Lucas . . . Jim . . . some guy. Inset: Paul Margelli—Co-Editor in Chief of Red Bird and outstanding in vocal music; Betty Renn—Co-Editor in Chief of Red Bird Yearbook. Row III: Charles Luther “Chuck' . loud mouth; Opal Lyons Bashful . unlike her name, Rosemary McCloskey . “Rosie' . “she's mighty like a rose. Eula Mae McDaniel . “Mac” . . . free, white, and 17. Row IV: Josephine McGhee “Jo” . lovely to look at; Mary Virginia McGhee . “Long John . Professional “gabber, Shirley McLain . . Mac . . . quaint as a cameo; Dayton McReaken . . . “Quack' . . . “Penrod, Ora-lene McReaken . . “Kreakie' . eternally laughing; John Mahalick . . Johnny . . long, lean, and limber. 15

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ACK LAYERS . . . TRACK LAYERS . . . TRACK LAYERS . . . TRACK LAYERS Row I: Edith Nell Hayes . . Gig . . . ‘glammer gal;' Mary Henderson . . . Slats . shy as a violet—yeah?; Julia Henson . . . Judy . Don't let Julia fool ya'; Delmar Hill Ray . . . typing champ; Mary Hiller . . . Daily . . . fashion plate; Eugene Hindman . . . “Hiney . . . what technique! Row II: Maurice Holland Red . little toughie, Marietta Holloway . . . Lizzie . . . cute and up-to-date; Letha Jo Horreli. . . Jo . a feminine Bob Hope; Odean Hubbard . . . Strawberry pugnacious. Inset: Evelyn Burpo—noted for her music and journalistic ability— Neva Woolard—a great wit—four years our cheerleader. Row III: Margaret Hudachko Midge . . . unaffected; Mary Lou Hudgens . . Huggins . . cutest red-head in F.C.H.S.; Lizzie 14 Mae Hughes . . . Slug . . . some gal; Corine Hudson . . “Co . . . nice kid. Row IV: Mary Louise Hughes . Mare . . she's a natural; Wilma Hutton . . . Hut . . . calm and casual; George Iubelt . . Chubby B. ].; Pete Jack- anicz . . little boy . . . size ain’t all that counts; Mona James . . Jim” . . . flirtatious; Betty Lee Johnson . . . Swoose . . . chatterbox.

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Row I: Paul Margelli . More Jelly” . . what a wit—nit-wit; Bill Martin . . Slop . . loves to loaf; Earl Martin . . . Slugger muscular and athletic; Paul Martin . Sailor He's an old smoothie; Ruby Matthews . . . Speedy . . super steno; J. T. Merrow . . . Merry . . . quiet guy? Row II: Mary Millikan . . Lou . . . so-dignified; Marilyn Miller . . . Snuggle Bug . . . illumi- nating smiles; Bob Minton . Cotton' . . bound for J. C.; George Minton . . . Red . . . too much can't be said. Inset: Harold Eldridge—outstanding in instrumental music and dramatics; Robert Treece—a talented instrumental musician. Row III: Harry Mitchell . Mitch . . unconcerned; John Minton Red . . . not lazy, just 16 IPtired, Bill Moore . Henry . . . never in a hurry; Jane Moore . . . Fuzzy . . an unusual person. Row IV: Charles Mosley . . Mosey Moseys along; Pansy Jo Moss . . . “Squaw . forecast of future fashion; Eloise Munseil . Butch . . charming seno-rita; Dorthea Nelson . . . Dotty . the great Nelson; Lee Nestler . “Lady Lydia . . . white collar girl; Basil Newman . . . Nu, nu . . . indifferent.