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

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WALLACE EDWARD MOON Busy, as a humming bee, Busily working day and night Wally” FiK A sure success vi 11 Wallace be; oLl Q iA Some day he’ll reach the height. Ro o irV 3 £ -S-r: 77° f DONALD A. McCRACKEN—“Don” Donald is a ladies man, For he likes the girls, tis true. Is there one preferred? Girls, watch out! The next to fall mav be vou. 20 73c. T)«A CGr- e. c. it j J 7c c ; JfgP-•vTi taciJv' Q is e.„ a fa, 6 2.S crfc- WILLIAM LEWIS McCULLOUGH —“Luke” Happy, contented, jolly, he—. His face expresses a mind carefree. 4-07 Jr rtu wcl }S , 74 2-7 FLORENCE ANNA MOON— Flossie She speaks an infinite deal of nothing. 77f ? s, 7 z r j j Cz o be C; y e-r7y ------ Sixteen

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