Grant Community High School - Trumpeter Yearbook (Fox Lake, IL)

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is OF 1956 DARREL GLASER He's not lozy, just Tired. LAWRENCE GRAY Mike Never o dull moment. DANIEL GRCGAN Flip ii He has more fun in o minute than others do in lifetime. BARBARA GRUDE Borb Sugar ond spice ond ev eryrning nice. JUDlTl-l HALVORSEN Judy Seeing is believing. LONA HANSEN Still waters run deep. O EMlLlE FJELLSTEDT CARL FLAKS Puppcnen Skip Quiet but nice to know, Peclc's Bod Boy. ROBERT GAYLOR GRAIG FULLER B06 Printer's ink in his ve Small but migntyf' ond 0 twinkle in his eyes.

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ROBERT COATES JERRY COLE Bob .Iere Birds can fly, why can't Men are not angels, nei- l? ther are they brutesf' DOROTHY DANECKE Do: ALICE DIETRICH Laugh, and the world laughs with you, weep, and Good humor is goodness you weep alone. and wisdom combined. X. CLASS RICHARD DE YOUNG Dick I am only an average man, but, by George, I work at it harder than the aver- age man. MICHAEL D'lSA Mike Every man is a volume, it you know how to reod him. JUDITH DONOVAN Judy Doesn't say much, but knows o lot. RICHARD EDMUNDSON Rich The man who loves and laughs must sure do well. ROSEMARY FERRIGAN Rosie The more one works, the more one is willing to work. CAROL FIALA Giggles It is better to know noth- ing than to know what ain't so.

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JACK HINES He that does good for good's sake seeks neither praise nor reward. JACQUELINE HOFFMAN Jackie A reason why gentlemen still prefer blondes. LESLIE HOWARD Les Doesn't say much but knows a lot. DOLORES HUCKER Huck The spice at life. CHESLENE JANSSEN Ches She sings a merry song. DIANNA JELINSKI Di A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Page Eighteen EDWARD HAVEL LINNAE l-iENNlNGSEN Skip Tootie A merry heart doeth good A live wire never gets like a medicine, stepped on. LAWERENCE HERBERT Larry My feet are trisky, light and airy, and likewise am LH 'WPG-f RONALD HILDINGER Ron Why should the devil have all the good times? CLASS , 'S f Q