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

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NHU, JOE In football be made bis name: Centering the ball and playing the game. OWENS, KENNETH Some jellou s are sure of de- feat, But Kenny will never be beat. PARKER, CAROL In thy heart the dew of youth, On they lips the smile- of truth. PARR, JERRY One can be a soldier without dying, And a lover without sighing. PARROTT, DON His big brown eyes hate made girls fall: A barrel of fun. Don's known by all. PARRY, HAROLD Worries nerer trouble me. I’m foot-loose and fancy free. PEDEN, ROGER Look once, look twice: This guy's real nice. PERKINS, NORMAN Here is a fellow quiet and reserved: Tor him good, luck is well deserved. PERKINSON, LEATON A modest boy in words and ways; He justly earns his classmates' praise. PETTIT, MARILYN When she sings even the birds hush: Her Christian life means just as much. 29

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MAJORS, SHIRLEY She is uhal she is: uhat bet- ter report? A true friend, good student, and a good sport. MALSON, DARLENE Her pleasant manner a gal very sweet. Makes her gay personality hard to beat. MARION, JOE Be glad and your friends are many: Be sad and you hate n’t any. MASON, JOHN He’s little, he's wise; He’s a wonder for his size. MAXWELL, THEODORE Ted always did with cheerful will. While others talked, but l he if hands u ere still. MAY, BILL The girls hat en't found him yet: But give them time, they will. I bet. MILAM, CLAUDE Big in mind, big in heart. He did his best, he did his part. MONTERASTELLI, SANDRA Like the river, swift and clear. Blows her kindness, sweet and dear. MURPHY, LINDA A pretty miss whom u-e ad- mire, Singing is her one desire. MURRAY, L. D. O young Lochint.tr come out of the west: Of all fair cars, his Ford is the best. 28

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PHILLIPS, LESLIE This new life is likely to be Hard for a gay young fellow like me. PYE, SHIRLEY Her blonde hair and sunny smile Co as far as a country mile. RAMSEY, GENE Is he bored or is he shy? Can't he talk or won’t he try? READER, JIM His little stud's his pride and fry; The tray he drives, boy oh boy! ROSE, BETTY She’s heard about the golden rule; That’s why she’s always such a jewel. ROSE, STANLEY A winning way and a pleas- ant smile. Help to make life well worth- while. ROSS, GERALD The graduation of Little Rocket Ross, To Limestone High will be a loss. RUSHING, BOB A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men. SANDERSON, LARRY Some fellas are as strong as Atlas; Others use brains and still go hatless. SANDLIN, WILLIAM Full of fun and laughter, Now and forever after. 30