Manual High School - Mirror Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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im Barbara Cook--A friendly girl in every way, her friendship is shown each day. Larry Cook- -Football, cars, girls, and fun--given a choice, could he choose one? Barbara Coon- -Purpose in John Craley- -Baseball man, what gives life meaning. basketball man, and last but not least, ladies man. Ronald Crawley, No one Molly Creasy — She ' s not just Jim Crone--Good character Charles Crotz — Life is a jest knows what he can do un- a card, she ' s a whole deck. is the result of good conduct. and all things show it; I til he tries. thought so before, but now I know it. David Crowell--Of his presence you are always aware. Patricia Cruise- -Her laugh would cause a riot anywhere.

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•5 Dorthy Borah --Our drum majorette who leads the band, and struts in a man- ner proud and grand. Judy Brakebill--A manner so mild, a thought so kind. Linda Brentrup--A friend to Mike Bridges--The less many . . . her faults; has men talk, the more they she any? think. Bill Burke— What ' s next? I ' m prepared. Mike Brodbeck--Never take no for an answer. Walter Burton- -A man of action, not of words. Harold Bush — Life is one long process of getting tired. Sandra Carrington- -Modesty Carol Clark — This girl has becomes young women. the mildest manner, the gentlest heart. Danny Clift--Some of these fellows here at school, cer- tainly do make some of the girls drool. Linda Collins — The girl has a smile that makes the bubble of life worth- while.

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«?«! % CURRAN, DONAID-. Real merit cannot be hid- den. DANIELS, BECKY— Light brown hair and merry eyes, she ' s friendly, sweet and very wise. DAVIS, JAMES— It ' s not the questions that bother me; it ' s the answers. DAVIS, JIM— I have two interests, myself and a woman. DAXENBICHLER, CHERYL- -She has that certain something. DAVIS, MARY JANE-- The longer you know her, the better you like her. DECKARD, OWEN— Happy and small and liked by all. DONALD, SUE--What- ever she does, she does with ease. DRISKEL, DONNA- - Some people think the world is for fun and frolic . . . and so do I. EARP, WANDA— The thing that goes the farthest towards making life worthwhile, that costs the least and does the most is just a pleasant smile.