Galesburg High School - Reflector Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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ERICKSON, LARRY Anybody can win, unless there is a second entry. ERLANDSON, KAREN Here we find an excellent student and good friend. ESKRIDGE, FRED My interest is in the future, l'rn spending the rest of my life there. EWING, IACK Each man for himself, says lack. EANCHER, DOROTHY Peppy and gay, she always stays the same. FEATHER, DALE The sort of guy who hits the nail squarely on the thumbethafs Dale. FULLER, IOHN You can never trust a Woman: she may be true to you. GAGE, MONA Mona is a dark-eyed beauty with superb dra- matic talent. ' GALYEAN, IAMES The one serious conviction a man should have is that nothing should be taken too seriously. GALYEAN, SHIRLEY She knows how to smile and uses this knowl- edge. ' GANDY, ANNIE A girl, if she knows something, should conceal it if possible. GARST, ROGER A wise person always succeeds in life FENELON ANN Full cf fun with always a smile But really she s se ious once in a while EORSYTHE CHARLES As l r Jokes if you cant remember them dont dismember them FOSTER, GORDON I can believe anything provided it is incredible. FOSTER, ROGER H it weren't for lessons, I'd enjoy school. ERAKES, MARY Laughter, fun, and Agnes are her middle names. ERAZIER, BOBBY GENE lf you are there before it is over, you are on time.

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DARWINE, WILLIAM How rnuch would you charge to haunt a house Ionathan? DAVIS, DONALD It takes a real hero to laugh on an empty stomach. DAWSON, DELORIS Silence and sunshine blended give us Deloris DEATI-IERAGE, RALPH This guy is a radio fiend for sure. DEULEN, ELLAIVIAE She has a fire-away look in her eyes. DEWEESE, IERRY Here we find a prince of good will and friend- liness. DUNN, BARBARA An understanding heart as pure as gold belongs to her. DUNN, NANCY She's nice to know and a friend to all. DUPUY, RONALD Here's a quiet guy who knows his stuff. ECKLUND, DIANE The greatest mistake you can make is being afraid of making one, ELLISON, IERRY I never put off till tomorrow what I can do the clay after. ENDTER, MARY It is good to be both merry and Wise.

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GOTCHEF, EDWARD He works with a will and a jolly smile. GOULD, IAMES It is easy for men to say one thing and think another. GREEN, DOROTHY I benefit myself by aiding other people. GRIPFITI-I, IAOWELL A brilliant mind, a manner kind-that spells Lowell. GUENTHER, HARVEY We find him to be a nice and particular guy. GUENTI-IER, IOI-IN Patience is always the best remedy. GARTON, IANICE Shorthsweet, and very pleasant is she. GAU, DAVID There are two days about which no one should worry: today and tomorrow. GILL, ALAN I have whatever is current at the moment, except currency. GILSON, IEAN I laughed and danced and talked and sang. GOETHE, TOM All animals except man know that the prin- ciple of lite is to enjoy it. GOODWIN, GLORIA Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well. GUENTHER, NORMA She is a quiet miss with little to say. I-IANEGHAN, LEON He is quiet and cheerful, too. I-IANSEN, MARGARET Beauty is a good letter of introduction. I-IARE, RONALD Give us this day a day in bed. HARRIS, DAVID A woman is like your shadow: fol'ow her, she flies, fly from her, she follows. HARRIS, IAMES Happy-go-lucky Iim we see Is just as pleasant as he can be.