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

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,3i .TnmiirinmiuiuumKiimmiimnmumiuimMiiiiinm mfrfrrf HI-TIMES -4 7 HELEN MILDRED McIXTIRE—“Mil ’ The world is no better if we worry; Life is no longer if we hurry. tv e.D. 77 r ZC. r- = . (a 3 7 7 c- : s3 2. - 5C 77 MILDRED M. MeWHIRTER—“Mac A friend for you, A friend true blue, A friend to every one she knew. . 3 • (3 cz. S ? S-) C. Sl o 3 7 9o Sr 3 S' ? yz S'rJ A . So MARY ELIZABETH OAKES—“Betty” fit SL Quiet in the presence of strangers, ' Bui a good pal to her friends. 'Atrr. J7C. u 7 70 r 7e f. D. £ 6 o A o to (o s?7e.r c:e,r- M. 37 A cu n 7 fi8 - f 5 3) SO yr . • GERALD LEROY PALMER—“Percy” It’s not the man who has the most That gives the most away; It's not the man who knows the most That has the most to say. 1 (3 d 0KrtsJ ) '3 9 3 3 yc C OiJ fG , C? D -7 7 z!d Oh o 4 CI1 9

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TrTrs. op THERESA MAR,E SNy Wc always call hCr J)( Ut B..I her correct naiwc' T, You II he sure i0 know 1 . Iercsa‘ If you ever meet her MOW A7 s. £. ? ? ■£ . . 37 I70IS STEWART—'“Lo” Lois appears so shy and bashful; j One surely would say at a look. £ } But you can t always tell by the cover Just what is inside the book. Z rs, J Zou drcj Gr cnr? P Z - s-r, '5ok o3 7 3j . 3 7 4 -i5ff .. MARY IXKANOK STKWART— J Jolly, clever, never tame, Fur pep is Mary’s middle name. ■ 9 e sTTu ryl f} j JOHN HOWARD STOWE—“Johnny W hen John'tame to Mercer High He bad a great ambition: But since Ive has met Pat— Ker Plunk! Goes ambition. Nineteen