Melvindale High School - Echo Yearbook (Melvindale, MI)

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Elllli Lois Leverenz - Bob Like - Anna Lipold - 'Studying isf my favor- 'Come fair ladies, Pm 'My life is 'Spike.' ite pastime! here. Howard Lore - 'Nice and a good buddyf' Patricia Malmsten - 'Such a.nd so various are the tastes of women. Annie McIntyre - 'When Irish eyes are smiling? e 331 Marvin Lowe - Eleanor Lozen - 'H only he fell for the 'Her tongue beats both opposite sex. Joan Manning - 'A friend from begin- ning to end. Virgil McClosky - 'His tendency is to keep quiet when all the rest are other- w1se.' the pen and sword. Gerald McCah1ll - 'Beware the furry of a patient man. Ray Melcher - 'Drop the class before it drops you. 194 Gloria Logan - Any more at home like her? Donald Lyle - 'The world owes me a living and Pm broke. I D gy., Bob McCormick - 'Come let me touch thee. ' Charlotte Methot - 'Here we have reached the happy medium!

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E IIIRS June johnson - Robert Karczewskl - Jack justice - 'That Lux look. 'Dorm bother to try, just say 'Sharkey. 'Quiet in school but ohl outside. Souren Kasparian - Bettie Kehoe - Donald Kewin - 'Where did you get 'Dates are her favor- 'fSome call it madness, those waves? ite fruit! but he calls it love. Kenneth Kiser - 'A genial gentleman. Virginia Kulhangian 'The lass so neat with a smile so sweet. Eugene Kiehl - 'School ruins the day! Christine Kunath - Marion Kuck - whole 'A girl of silence is a girl of sense. Lila LaPalm - 'Chase me guys, Pm 'Rain or shine, she is lots of fun. always the same. 194 Dorothy Jolly - 'And she is that way, too, Frank Kropik - Rather than run the risk of fame safely anon, Ipre fer to remain! Evelyn Kuhlman 'Not very talkative Bob LaPo1nte - 'The Lord helps those who help themselves ---- maybe!

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E l0R 194 Betty Mundilltlel' ' 'Life is what you make it. Mary Newton - 'Book? ls that something to eat?' B111 Osman - 'Give me my diploma and you give me lib- erty. Juanita Perfettl - 'She is herself, that Edward Methot 'Card shark. Anthony Niclta - He's a lamb, that needs shearing. Wilma Packer - 'Stay as you are, and be loved forever. Albert Perino - L1fe's tnoshort to is enough. be sober. David Neal - 'lf arguing were money, this lad would be a mill- 1onar1e. Bill No:-alan - 'I gain such speed on other's brains. .wk 1 svwn . -A 7 .Q . y, . Ruth Pattenaude - 'To be, rather tha.n to seem to be. Luree Pitt - 'All the worlds a stage and Pm doing mY Daft by acting up Shirley Nelson - 'Looks like an angel l and acts like one too, but you never know what an angle will do. ' E f,e t lf f X Janice Oatman - 'Come up and see my stamp collect- ionl' Ken Pldruchny - 'Oh well, it takes all kinds of people to make a gradu- ating class. Bill Primm - 'He turns his back on girls, then runs backwards.