Melvindale High School - Echo Yearbook (Melvindale, MI)

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SE lllll Lillian Pricco - 'I have no secret for work except hard work. Duane Richardson - Reserved, but so nice. Harry Schmoekel - 'The farmer's son. Lois Short,- 'All work and no fun isn't for me. Lillian Pullen - Jack Reitsma - 'I just sit back and Not the rearing, take notice. June Ross - 'The sparkle means something special. Genevieve Snow - 'fHalls were made to walk in, not talk in. Lester short - f'My gals' initial is Phy111s. shouting kind. W john Savage - 'I like work. It facinates me. I could sit and watch it for hours. Diane Shepard - Better to be short and shine, than to be tall and cast a shad- ow. Fred Showler - 'Come on over and P11 tell you about my Navy life. 194 Vivian Renkola - Pretty to walk with witty to talk with, and pleasant to talk about. Jeannine Savard - 'The world was made to be enjoyed She makes the bes of it. Nancy Shalogian - A quiet gal, but nice. Lawrence Slepsky Pm not lazy, folks, just in love with idleness.

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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.

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SE lllll Mary Sim - 'The moon is a clever device under which to spoon! Viola Talamonti- 'Her heart is like the moon. There's a man in it. Evelyn Urquhart - r Ann Stevens - 'A mighty hunter, and hers was a man. Pat Temple - 'Booml Boom! a1n't it great to be crazy?Z' Betty Van Volkenburgh -- 'It is not wise to be 'A wealth of friends! wiser than necessary. if f ., . if ' Retha Waters -A 'Time alone will tell. Max Watkins - 'You can tell when Max is around by the sound of his voice. Steve Sowa - Oh, mind of mine, where are you roam- ing? Claudia Tenny - 'A favorite of all who know her. Bob Vernon - 'I d1dn't come to school to study. Victor Watson - 'Money, Money everywhere, and not a cent is mine. 194 Ronald Stinson - 'Occasionally with my brain, Iquietly think a thought. ,A . . X Y . Beverly Thoms - Iron will rot, if gold will rust. Charles Vinning - 'Nuts with the wine and dance, just give me wimmen! l Iohn Wilsher - 'Ahl Sleep--how I love it!