Ishpeming High School - Hematite Yearbook (Ishpeming, MI)

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I .,.---.LQ WILL S COOLEY What qhould a man do but be merry ISABELLA PRYOR Whue er she met a -itranprer thcle she left a fnend IRMA ALTSCHWAGER All that 1 ask is but a patient ear. HULDAH FLACK Thro' perils both of mind and limb. - Thro' thick and thin l'll follow him - IDA EGGAN Beauty s best companion-modesty. HERBERT DEVINE fx- The great, the wealthy fear thy blow HILMER GELLEIN An open book is his best friend. JANIE BREWER Fashioned so slcnderly. MINNIE HEGDAHL Of gengle gioul, to the human race, a friend,

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BERTRAM B. GOODMAN Silent. as nntht is. and us deep ROY S. MATTHEWS Better be out of the world than out of fashion. LORRAINE BARNABY An L u nest student of the languages SEI MA HOYSETH She might be queen or princess With that renal pose of head. ANGELA SCHUMACHER To be merry best becomes you: For out of question. you were born in a merry hour. LULU WIIBLR P1 owner ity to the man that X entures most to please her. GEORGE E. TUCKER Full of fun and mischief too, Doimz things he shouldnt do. ETHL L JOHNSON Soft peace she brings wherever she arrives. LILLIAN PEARCE A companion that is cheerful.

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CHARLES C. CARLYON Most of the :treat men have been diminutive m stature. ALICE SHEA Now tremble dimples on her cheek Swett be hex llpq to taste and speak EMILY COX bhe hath a natural wise -nncuity LYDA GILL Kind hcuits au, mare than unoncta MARJERY BARNEY The noblest mind the best content- ment has. LILLIAN CARLYON Cloudless forever is hcl brow serene. ELLEN MILLIMACK True glory consists not in never falling' but in rising' every time you fall. WILLIAM J. KEESE A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays And confident tomorrows. LARUE VERRAN Witty, courteous, liberal, full of spirit,