Mercer High School - Hi Times Yearbook (Mercer, PA)

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HI-TIMES Twila L. Brasel They say life is what we make it; So I’ll have my fun while I can take it. Alice L. Brenneman Alice happy, Alice gay Alice cheerful all the day Whene’er you see her you may know She’ll greet you with a cheery “hello”. Irene M. Broadbent A quiet lass, there are but few Who know the treasures hid in you. Marian E. Broadbent Marian is a popular girl She has a smile for everyone She works real hard each day in school But after school she has her fun.

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HI-TIMES Ethel G. Best wick This young lady though not very tall On account of her smile, is liked hy all. James D. Bone B is for Bonnie A drummer hy trade By his steady footwork, the Pep pers were made. Francis Lorene Bowman If you are looking for a sunny place Take a look at this smiling face She is the J(iud that through every day Spends her spare time driving blues away Orton L. Bowman A jolly good fellow is Orton A professional clown is he But in the drug store, after school He works as hard as can he.

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HI-TIMES Clarence H. Bronson It's not the man who has the most That gives the most away. It’s not the man who nows the most Who has the most to say. Eva May Fox “It ta es ability to hide one’s ability.” Eva is a very good musician, She is so good that her ability is not hidden from the Literary Program Committee. Oscar M. Francisco Only one word will fit Oscar Just only one will do Everything he sees is funny And he’s really funny too. Arnold H. Geiger Arnold too, a fliver drives His lessons also he drives With diligence he studies all And never lingers in the hall.