Galesburg High School - Reflector Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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ADAMS, GARY He doesn't have a roving eye-just stares steadily at the prettiest one. ALEXANDER, MARIE Life is too short to worry. ALLEN, LINDA A pleasant disposition is her advantage. ALLISON, BARBARA Think happy, talk happy, and be happy is her motto. ALTER, SUSAN Thinking makes a woman wise. ANDERSON, BARBARA Friendliness is her middle name. BELDEN, IANICE Ouietness prevails: a friend who never fails. BLEDSOE, NORMAN Learn the true value of money, try to borrow some. BLOOMGREN, LEE He likes to like people, therefore, people like him. BLUCKER, DALE The trouble with trouble is that it starts out just like fun. BOTRUFF, MARY What's the use of living unless you can live? BOWLES, NANCY She's a very quiet girl-at times. ANDERSON, IERRY You begin it, I'll finish it! ANDERSON, RODNEY If you're looking fcr a trackster, Rod is your man. BABCOCK, CAROLYN If at first you don't succeed, try a little ardor. BAGES, GUS Gus is a true friend to all who know him. BAKER, DOLORES I felt fine this morning-until I Woke up. BEGHTOL, KARL Another reason you can't take it with you: it goes before you do. vmfegginm m3wk.rm,,,. A Q.. W1 Q kt..Q.a1,a ,i-,air :Awami

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Senicvm is . J i . A if ii . +355 wx? x f A rtf. f'gffQ?fwilfor--ff-.1 if Xa ,X ' T ,,,.yM r iff, t ' sts , A ' N gh fa , ,b PRESIDENT, MIKE PERELLI . . . . efadzt ofl955 For the graduating class of 1955 the halls of G.H.S. enfold never-to-be-forgotten memories. They Will always remember their school days chuck full of laughter and tears. Memories of teachers, assemblies, study-halls, dances and all the other activities of school life will linger forever. This class represents the Spirit of GHS. Throughout the year they led in all the activities. We are constantly reminded of their achievements in every field . . . music, scholarship, athletics, and journalism. They are very capable leaders in school organizations, stage productions and social events. Their help and guidance are invaluable to all students. Perhaps the best thing that can be said about any class is that it is Well-liked. This is most certainly true of these seniors. They are never hesitant about helping whenever it is really needed. They seem to remember how it is to be underclassmen. As they don their caps and gowns, it is to bid one last farewell to Galesburg High. Here they have spent three years of their life preparing for the future. To their life Work they will give their all and We know success and happiness will be theirs. Sec., M. Coffman, V.-Pres., I. Butler, Tre-as., S. Alter.

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' BRUBAKER, HARVEY Witty and full of fun is this lad. BRYANT, NANCY If a task is once begun, don't leave it till it's done. BULLMAN, MAX The only thing that keeps me from college is high school. BURCHELL, RICHARD As for rne, I'll take life easy. BURFORD, BONNIE Bonnie is the life of the party and a good friend to all. BURNS, MICHAEL He is a fellow that you can't forget. BREMHORST, SANDRA Alert and ready to set the world on fire is Sandy. BREWER, GERTRUDE Here is a lover of a simple life. BRITTON, BETTY Betty is always willing to make new friends. BRODIE, KAY A sunny disposition goes a long way. BROWN, WILLIAM You become a man when you stop borrowing money from your parents and ask for a loan instead. BROWN, PATRICIA Where there's a will there's a way. BURTON, ANNA MAE Do not put off till tomorrow what can be en- joyed today. BUTLER, IAMES He has good sportsmanship, good manners, and good looks. CALLISON, HERBERT If you think there ought to be a law, there probably is. CARLSON, BARBARA If she sees something to do Worthwhile, she does it. CARLSON, LOIS A kind and gentle nature makes a good friend. CARLSON, NANCY Be of good cheery school isn't all work.