Metropolis High School - Illohmet Yearbook (Metropolis, IL)

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TLLOHMET $ $ § § 1948 Mildred Horman—Ambition—a good wife. Clark Williams—A talent for music and making friends. Colleen Burrus—“Still water runs deep.” Reuben Bremer—Not afraid of work, just not in sympathy with it. Jean Jessing—Carefree and don't give a hoot. Orval Krueger--Men of few words are best. Pryntha Rodgers—She is the king on whom you can depend to be in the right place at the right time. Barbara Wallace—She has an agreeableness that fits every occasion. Pat Williams—Her thoughts are everywhere. James Giltner—Why worry? Things are bound to happen anyway. Shirley Kotter—Quietness is the factor of success. Frances Heflin—Remember the time last summer? Otis Bremer—A man that shows himself friendly and has friends. Marilyn Helm—“Not too serious, not too gay—but a rare good gal when it comes to play.” Dorothy Tilker—Just the type for a good friend.

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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--

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ILLOHMET § § § § 1948 Shirley Houchln—A combination of gaiety and wit. Joanne Copelaned—Shy. quiet, but practical. Marie Guice—Smile the while-- Wayne Glass—I’m no woman’s man---- Wardena Fitch—“September Song.” Omer Hille—He's the guy that comes around to make all the little girls’ hearts pound. Wilma Westerman—A talent for making friends.