Lisbon High School - Memories Yearbook (Lisbon, MD)

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gdwat' dan We, the class of 1953, dedicate this, our yearbook to K n ir Donna C. Bevard, whose, friendly a dvic e and unpre- J! 6 ,uf judiced manner has inspired us to greater achievement 'Q' at Lisbon High. Her undying devo tion to our interest, , X her faith in our ability, and her unbounded sympathies J xy X Ni, extended to each and every one of us has made her our -' K ' . . x , W everlasting friend. r V J Q .M Q we t 1' af xy M N .r Y ry, J' o ' , A i R A1 Y' 1-'-1 43' K! Xl xr r It K , ,fe -

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I4 . At this time, we, the class of '53 wish to acknowledge the time and patience sowillingly given us by our Senior Advisor, Mr. William R. Stratton. ln future years, we shall not only remember him as an Advisor, buteven more so as a friend. 'I'he class of '53 is indeed grateful to have shared with him all the thrills and chills which every Senior Class must know, Therefore, to Mr. Stratton, we say thanks . BMX Www to -NQ.