Palm Beach High School - Royal Palm Yearbook (West Palm Beach, FL)

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FENXVICK COLE nus'rY .itlle we think, less we dog isu't it fntmy how we pull through? MYRTLE JANE COOPER ucoopn Her smile is sweetened by her gravity. IANE COUFFER c:ovHEn Qecp the golden mean lzetnfeen :lying too much and too little. ETHEL RIARTINEAU CREYVS lemly in heart und ready in hand. JOHN U. CUSHRIAN, IR. SPEED Ioute claim he's bashful, others doubt it. JOHN E. DALTON HJACK., Laugh and be well. 'XVILLIAM DAVIS MARY ALICE DAXVSON mince Vhile we live, let us enjoy life. BETTY LOU DOUGLASS HSHORTIEI' hnialrility is the xtmshine of the soul. ANNETTE S. DUBBIN HHUBBINI' -ler frieutls are many. her enemies, are there any? LLICH JANE EFFINGER Lou 'Smile ami be happyg the future is bright. ILADYS ELIZABETH ENGMAN sts Is welcome as sunshine in every place, sa the approach of a good-nutnrezl face. IOXVARD ERIERSON FERRIN uowm ' Little said, much done. NORAIA RUTH FITZGERALD I mimi full nf lulowlcrlge is a mimi that never fails. l?4...- - QW? RODERICK XVILLIS COOPER nunx ' Bright, lovable, wil-lzut above all a little devil. 'BETTY SUE CORBITT IVALTER VALENTINE CREXVS wars wu.x.ua Every man for himself. LOIS MARIE CROPP sTuMPv lt's goutl to be merry aml wise HELEN ANNEE DANNER suon'rY ,- l-ler soul looking from her eyes. MARY ELIZABETH DAVIS cur cams Dixcrction in speech is more than eloquence. CHARLES P. DECKERT Good manners mul hnowlezlge makelll n funn. 'LESLIE DONOGHUE MARY CATHERINE DYER c.n'uv A goml name is better than riches. ETHEL I. EASSA nm... Quiet and tmnlnrnsive, but efficient for all that. ALLEN C. EXVING Na human thing is of serious importance. IVILLIAM EMORY FERRIN HSXVEET wu.LmM Bill's life is the story of love and troul1le. 'EDNA FORBES 'No longer attending school.

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XVILMYTHE JEAN ADAMS The world wonders where you uc- qnired that disposition. EILEEN DOROTHY ALVVAY Fun, frolic, and glee are there. The will to do, rand the soul to dare. PEYTON KEITH BAILEY 1f worry were the only cnuse for dantll. he would live forever. Sl-IERLEE BARISH MMT Sincerity is the keynote to friendship. 'THOMAS BATES VIRGINIA LEE BATES .-,MTSU Music washes away from the soul the dnsi of everyday life. MONA BERNICE BENSEL moss lx. Health is the vital principle of bliss, and exercise, of health BLANOHE LOUISE BISHOP Of manners gentleg of affection mild. 'HAROLD POST BRADY He's quite a man. GEORGE ROBERT BROCKVVAY muon A silent fellow coutoining n depth of personality hard to pensive. JOHN BUDGE. IF.. noses Always in n cheerful mood, never discontentedf' LILLIAN LOUISE BURTON QuEnNm None but herself can be herself. YVILLIAM K. CHESTER HGLIINIPU Give me a million girls, but give them to me one ut in time. 'STANLEY HONVARD CLARK HCLARKOU At all times a good sport is he, distinguished in pcrsistf.-ncy. ROBERT NVELLS ANDERSON lVe cnnnnt always oblige, but we can nlwnys speak obliginglyd' DULCIE Nl. AUD Effort always creulcs nbility. 'NAN BARRITT 'GLORIA BASSET1' ROGER A. BEEKEN cl-lu M nmltitlule of anything. NORMA KATHLEEN BENNETT Nomar Let me live and love. BARBARA CLAIRE BOOTH num uses There's nothing like fun, is there? 'DELORES BRADLEY MARGARET GENEVA BROWN HJUDY.. And even though. vanquished, sh would argue still. 'BARBARA BRUSE ARYVOOD BEGOR A truer friend hath no man. JAMES CLAYTON CARVEB .1-UM., A deep thinker and a sclmlun' RAYMOND BOYD COBB comm Lucky men need no counsel. 'No longer attending school. 'A dignified silence may cover a i

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1 LOUISE FORST nL0Yn Quiet manners are u mark of good breeding. EDNVIN C. FRENCH rnENcl-IIE lVo1nfm is rnan's bread of life. NORMA JEAN GLAD HTINY., Small quantity but good quality. RUTHANN GOEHRING To make the world u friendly place one must show nz friendly face. QUENTIN CLAUDE GRADDON HQUIKN.. A real sport and all around good fellow. 'MARGARET GRADY YETTA GREENBERG Silence is gol1len', so 'tis said, but Yetm rloesn't believe it. 'AILEEN GRIFFIN LAURIE PERSIS HAAS 'KHAASLEU 'So full of life, so full of fun, a friend and pal to everyone. CHESTER F. HAERLIN, JR. HCHET.. Either I will find a way, or I will make one. MILDRED KATHLEEN HALL 'rxLLIs 'True merit is like a river-the deep- er it is, the less noise it makes. HILARY ANNE HAMLIN HIIILARYI' Still water runs deep. 'BEETTYE HARDWVICK FRANK T. HARTWELL HAm'o I do hut sing because 1 must, I sing but as the linnets do. 4CAR0L GALLAGHER MARY LOUISE GAMBLE c.AMm.E A happy smile for every clay, she gives to all who come her way. 'MYRGN GOLDENBERG DANIEL S. GOODRLIM DANNY Lifc is a jest, and all things show it, 1 thought so ance, but now I know it. .1 JEAN ANN GRAHAM Jn.xN1E Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. MABEL CORNELIA GRANT CoNNxE Quietness is the sign cf wisdom. EVERETTE EUGENE GRIFFIN DUKEU All things some to him who waits. RUTH MAYSIE GUTHRIE M.xYsLE She never wears n frou'n.' 'GREGORY BURLEIGH HALE AUDREY MARION IIALL LITTLE AunnEY Her heart is ns true as steel. BETTY RUTH HAMMETT Por-rua She that brings sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from herself. JAMES ALLAN IIARDIN HJIIKIIKIYU Goml fortune, like ripe fruit, ought to be enjoyed while it is present. 'MARGUERITE HARVEY 'No longer attending school.