Limestone Community High School - Amulet Yearbook (Bartonville, IL)

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Perry, Eva Jo lost the “deuce So what's the use? Ponzel, Lena Her thoughts are as deep As her dimples are sweet. Raymond, Velma 'he worlds in which she lives are two, The world ‘7 am ; the world ‘7 do.” Reuter, Sally Look once, look twice. This gal's real nice. Rhoads, Kenny My right eye is a good little eye. But my left eye loves to roam. Rose, Norma Tall and trim. Blonde and slim. Ross, Sharon love to converse, Now is that a curse? Schilling, Rosemary This gal's jumpin' with the jive. She’s real crazy! Man alive! Schoon, Janice I love humanity. Defined: the race of men. Seibold, Caroline Sweet and pleasant evermore, She's a girl we all adore. Seymour, Jack count it a sin, if not a crime, To stay home and study all the time. Slane, Gerald “Moe” is usually quiet and shy. But we all know he’s an all-around guy. 25

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 Hoepfner, Karl Prepare yourself for a shod; and a blow. When Karl volunteers with ‘7 know. Howard, Larry Sdiool is just another way. To pass away the time of day. Jenkins, Wilbur. You'll often hear from Willie Wee, Where's the parly going to be?” Johanson, Shirley She's quite the gal and loves to have fun, Shirley's liked by everyone. Johnson, Bill He that winketh with the eye, Planneth mischievous things. Kayanauch Bob A little nonsense now and then. Is relished by the wisest men. Krause. Frederick A winning smile, an excellent friend. An earnest worker, true to the end. Lauterbach, Nancy Her vigor and vim have helped us win. She’s tops in everything. Liescke. Dixie Blond, sweet, never complaining. We hope she'll not change in the years remaining. Malson, Madelyn Sure I’m happy, you know why? I've got a ring; I’ve got a guy. McKinney, Martha Her name on the honor roll is found. Quiet and sweet, but she gets around. Noe. Bill Every inch of his height 24 Is an inch of delight.

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Stear, James Doesn’t talk a lot ike some. lint that doesn't prove that he is dumb. Stevens, Pat Men may come and men may go. Hut aren't any of them going to stop ' Tanner. Donna If hen fun and duty clash. Let duty smash. Terrell, Marilyn I could be quiet, but then, oh gee! It's so much more fun not to be. Turner, Jim Am I to blame if women prize. My manly frame, my blue blue eyes? Turner, William say that the greatest of men. Ask foolish questions now and then. Whitaker, Elaine Happy am I; from care I'm free. Why are you not contented like me? White. Marilyn Modest, as her blushing shows: Happy, as her smiles disclose White, Sherry Are there any more at home like you? Gee. we wish we knew! Wll ITEM I RST, G ERALD may do something sensational yet. Ilut this great ambition is yet to be met. Williamson, Glen A well-liked redhead Who's not a deadhead. Wilson, Paul When will Haul give the girls a glance. Did satisfy their whims for fust one 2b chance.