Metropolis High School - Illohmet Yearbook (Metropolis, IL)

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HELEN HARPER “Of all the days in the year she likes Easterday best.” HAZEL HEDDEN “Just look at those eyes.” CARL HILLE “Everything a country boy should be.” ALICE HUNERKOCK “I kiss no boys, not even one, I do not even know how it is done.” MARSHALL INMAN “Who could look at me and think I am ignorant.” HELEN JAMES “Then she talked; Ye Gods! How she did talk.” WAYMOND JENKINS “When it comes to Latin he’s always ready—to go home.” VELDA JESSING “A friend to all.” LORRAINE JOHNSON “She is small in physique, but large in thoughts.” LOREN KIRKPATRICK ‘When love and duty clash Let duty go to smash.” JOHN R. KIDD “As an athlete he’s a little lower than the angels, but among the stars.” HELEN KOTTER “A smile and she’s made another friend.” Chazel krugerJ) TheTe‘s sorfTeth i i lething about her you just can’t resist.” KERMIT KRUGER “Men like me are hard to find.” LUSTER LEUKERING “I am the downfall of the ladies.” Page Seven

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GEO. COVINGTON “I wont’ worry and I never hurry.” JAMES CRAIN “None but himself could be his equal.” EDITH DUNN “A friend to many; a foe to none.” GEORGE ESTES “A happy-go-lucky fellow.” H. A. EVANS “Let’s argue — anything for an argument.” HELEN BATSON “One whom we all adore.” ROSALIE FRAZIER “I lead my life the only way, I sleep all night and half the day.” ALBERTA FULLMER “A quiet nature with various charms.” ALINE GANDY “To know her is to love her.” HELEN GILLESPIE “She’s classy and she’s neat But best of all she’s sweet.” WALTER GILLESPIE “Just because a man doesn’t say much is no sign he has nothing to say.” MARY FRANCES GOODALL “Gentlemen prefer blondes.” RALPH GREEN “Ready for services, loyal to friends.” MARY ELLEN GURLEY “Born to soothe distress and lighten care.” GENEVA HANELINE “A smile for all—ah, yes, a wink.” Page Six

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DOROTHY MAIN “A mind not much the worse for wear. MARIE MARKUS “She does the thoughtful things which others leave undone.” JAMES MATTHEWS “When I start a thing I’ll finish it, or die in the attempt. PAUL MAY He'll never have a headache caused from studying too much. MARION PHYLLIS MILLER Exceedingly quiet, except when she talks.'’ WILBURN MORRIS “Mermet claims him.” MARY HESTER NAVE “She never saw a stranger.” ALVIN OAKES “No one would know it, but once I was bashful.” THELMA OLIVER “She has the right spirit.” JOHN PAUST “If hot air brought a price he would be a millionaire.” DAN PARK “D” is for Dan, who is bashful and shy. But all in all, he’s a pretty fine guy. GORDON RAMSAY “If music be the food of love, play on.” ROY REEVES “Some day a Scout Executive he’ll be. HENRIETTA RIEPE ‘I’m here for business.” LEONARD RIEPE “Leonard’s industrious and steady.” Page Eight