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

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Eunice C. McMillan Earnest, illustrious, quiet, industrious And Eunice is never sighin’, She is always happy as she worlds And she always eeps a tryin . Anna Theresa McWilliams She chatters, chatters, as she goes. Her tongue, it ceases never. Some comment hut once in class But she goes on forever. Donald C. Miller This tall young man is just the hind Who often rescues a window blind That in a mysterious manner some way Flies to the ceiling almost every day. There are many more things that he can do, For he’s president of the council too. Gertrude Irene Miller A brilliant student A quiet lass A worthy member Of our Class.

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 Erma L. Jewell Why am I always happy Why am I never blue Is it because the world is bright And cheerful the whole way through? Georgena R. Jones Here’s to the girl with a heart and a smile That makes the bubble of life worthwhile David C. Lewis Independent, practical Scholarly we’d say A credit to M. H. S. Is David every day. Ellen M. McCarl She'll raise the “dickens” every day With all her might and power, Even though the council decrees After school she should stay an hour.

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 b HI TIMES Harold Miller To be efficient in a quiet way, That is his aim throughout everyday. William W. Miller Just good-natured, Easy going; I don't care if its Rainin' or snowin'. Mary Margarette Moore Said the fairy queen as she winded her eye. Good goods are in small packages tied. This proverb old as the moon in the s y May to sweet Margarette be applied. Mabel Nordrum I li e fun—and I li e jol es 'Bout as well as most o’ folios.