Ithaca High School - Ithacansian Yearbook (Ithaca, MI)

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P8t Kil'lllCy Kochenspafggl' J0hl'l LRWHICI' o S0518 there is no glamour in Happy-go-lucky, fair and free! The type that sticks till the end klps' there is nothing that bothers me. Larry Lindley There's always time for lIII'S!'hZ'Pf. Dwayne Lltwlller Bonnie Mac Laren John Mccormackx A blush is beautiful I'm a quiet fellou' sometimes. but often inconvenient. Theres a farm in his future. Carol Lytle Her good nature conquers all

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Joyce McCormick Jim MCKinney um gays what he knows: School is great for others. nmart says what she pleases. Nancy Martin Calm and sweet, just grand to meet Nolan Maxwell Not that I love study less, but I love fun more. James Murglttroyd I consider it the best part of my education to have been brought up in the country. 4 32 E Charles Dordt worry me W' Don Parling I don't think I'm good, but what's my opinion against seventy-two others? ll 4 ff 3 ,f S 2 . xi 3 A 'E it Edward Passenger I find the real thing in this world is not so much where we stand, as in what directiort we are moving.