Metropolis High School - Illohmet Yearbook (Metropolis, IL)

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ILLOHMET MM 1348 Martha Russell—Beware the fury of this patient gal. Lavere Windhorst—Step on the starter. Mary Scurlock—A rare compound of folly and fun. Jack Rouse—From the crown of his head to the tip of his toes, he is all merit. Doris C. Eickholz—Beware that fickle, fickle eye. Curtis Flannery—An athlete and a man of letters; at football he had no betters. Kathryn Verbarg—The girl with the smile is the girl worth while. Everett Buchanan—He takes things as they come--- Katherine Gurley—And she has a voice like a nightingale. Herbert Austin—A real gone guy. Frances Brcnningmeyer—Humor lies underneath her shy ways. Everett Lynn—A farmer’s life is the only life. Opal Quint—Quiet and reliable. Jack Taylor—Slow but sure. Doris J. Eickholz—To know her is an adventure in pleasure.

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1M,Oil MKT $ § $ § 1948 — Alice Peebles—To know her is to love her. Jim Wemhoener—Footloose and fancy free; the pursuit of happiness! Peggy Nix—A shining light in all walks of life. Jules Schultetus—“The Walking Man.” Lavera Inman—Must you ga—ta—ta. ya—ta—ta, talk, talk, talk! Leroy Teckenbrcck— Clippity Clop-Clop.” Helen Kidd—A friend in need. Jim Owens—Fire! Fire!—Help! Carolyn Greenwood—She's not a “Comedy of Errors” nor “A Midsummer Night's Dream but take it As You Like It.” she's just what she seems. Joe Kickasola—Quiet, but nevertheless practical. Elsie Maess—Her disposition is as sunny as her hair. Milton Fisher—Just find me a fence post I can't argue with- Eleanor Meinders—Happiness reigns where pleasure lies. Ellis Spitzer— The Leader.” Helen Austin—Here a chatter, there a chatter-

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- ILLOHMET § $ § § 1948 Ruby Wehrmeier—Character and poise—she’s the possessor of both. Bill Hurt—A voice in the wind-- Wanda May—She’s married—that’s sufficient. Bob Brittingham—Beware fair coeds, a real caveman comes. Althy Harris—Gals of few words are the best gals. James Ballance—They gazed and gazed and still the wonder grew, that one small head could carry all he knew. Wanda McCurrie—She’s little, she’s wise, she’s a terror for her size. Bob Hille—“Is not this a rare fellow?” Rudean Kersey—’’Hitch your wagon to a Grace.” Morris Niecamp—Quiet, modest and willing. Shirley Chick— Sweet and Lovely.” Bill Cagle—“Take Me Out to the Ballgame—” Joann Simpson—A merry heart, goes all the day. Elmer Stoner—Love ’em and leave ’em! Sue Sturgis—If you knew Susie--