Mount Carmel High School - Sibylline Yearbook (Mount Carmel, IL)

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1 'iL i y :4,,,, , 1 - y I . F Srninrz MARYBEL HENLEY Vivacious and cheerful with mischief Shining from her eyes. GEORGE E. HILGEMAN The world is too much with us. GLADYS HIPSHER Strange passions have I known. EARL G. HORN When he was young, his parents saw CAS parents by the millions seej That Earl G. had an intellect of quite Unequalled brilliancy. CLAUDE CLARENCE JACKEY My life is too patterned after the great and famous. . l-fly? 'Q ' v 'V

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I Q 1 , ' Q Swninra CHRISTINA ELIZABETH GILKINSON My temper, as you know, is mild, Because I have a good disposltlon. BEULAH M. GRAY Her eyes were deeper than the depths of water, Stilled at even. CHARLES HAROLD GRAY A fellow of such a genial mood. PERRY P. GRAY May he live to a green old age. FLORENCE GRUNDON She dies with her own wings. JO K. Y, 17 51 I . I I I

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Bminrz GLADYS JARBOE Thou shalt learn The wisdom early to discern The beauty in utility. CLARENCE JOACHIM A youth to Fortune and to Fame un- known. GEORGE ELMER. JOACHIM By a petticoat attracted like a needle to a magnet. MARY KATHRYN JONES Blue were her eyes as the faery flax, Her cheeks like the dawn of day. VALMA JONES At last with learning that would Set an ordinary head agog Her education far outshone her most pro- ficient peclagogues. ' 4 i l x i 9 l Q l l 19