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

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STEPHANIE HARVEY FAN A graceful and pleasing Hgnre is a perpetual letter of recommendation. BARBARA HATCH ULYSSES VIRGIL HENDERSON JUNIOR Things done well and with a care exempt themselves from fear. VIRGINIA IIENDRY PuNcxn ' Our deeds determine us, as much as we determine our deeds. RUTII CORRINE HALLONQUIST coco.s Kindness is the golden eluxin by which society is bound together. MERZE LE IIALLONQUIST uL0NmE 1-'uliteness is as natural to delicate natures as perfumes is to flowers. 'MARY HOPKINS BETTY IDABELL INGRAM 1'uunx ' If l can keep one heart from break- ing l shall nat. live in vain. moms JARRIEL min Just being happy is a fine thing to do. Looking on the bright side rather than the blue. ' BERT JAU DON KARL LOUIS JOIINSON His soul is the cube root of an inverted binomial. 'ELEANOR JOHNSTON DOUGLAS JONES lVhy should life all labor be? MARY LOTS-KENNEDY KENNY IVhat sweet delight a quiet life affords. HELENA DORIS HELD HIIISLH Everyone must have felt that a cheerful friend is like a sunny day. 'THOMAS HENDERSON EDITH MERLE HESTER .1 It QL-1-,,,- Nut stepping o'er the bounds of modesty. AVIS HINTON MARGARET ELIZABETH IIOLT ln all things be loyal, modest, and sweet. PRISCILLA ANN HOOKER P.v1 ' It's nice to be natural when yon're naturally ni1:r.'. ROSALIE CAROLYN INGRAM Her heart is as for from fraud as llenven from earth. . IVAN LEE JACKSON He has half the devil done who lms nmde a beginning. LUCILLE IVILDS JOHNS 'vt' fumes Modesly is the lrest evidence of good sense. KATHERINE LOVE JOHNSON KITTY 'Z-I elmrming girl who likes to sei how very gracious she can be. ALINE MONTEZ JONES HAL Enjoy life ere it's fledg n'hen i. you :lie you'rr.' a long time 1leml. DOROTHY JOSEPHINE JONES HDDTTIEI' lt nmtters not hon' long you live, lint hon' well. HELEN J. KINSEL G. G. Her ways are the ways of pleasant- ness and all her paths are peacin' 'Nu longer attending school.

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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.

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UE' EDGAR VVILLIAM KOPP, JR SUl'12R1VIANn 1 rr Now that 'lm here we 1uay begin. JAMES FRANKLIN LEISER His armor is his honest thought. GLORIA JEAN LICI-ITY GLOW-WORIVIH Hon-'er it be, it seems to mc, 'Tis only noble to he good. ANNA VERA LILLY 'AFLUNKIEU 'Shc's gentle, she's shyg but the-re's mischief in her eyes. 'DOROTHY MACE Full of likeable simplicity and quietness. AFGENEVA MAGILL GERALDINE MARIE MATI-IIS Gx21uw Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. 'JUNE MCARTHUR 'DAISEY lXIcELI-IENNY PEARL MARIE MCGREGOR Vil'acity is the first of women. GLENNA ELIZABETH MCKISSICK n.x'r'rv Far may we search before we find a heart so gentle and so kind. in VIRGINIA LOU MCVEY emma Slle lives for enjoynxentg ls anything else u'nrthu'hile? BETTY JEAN MERRELL UFRIZZLIZSU IVhat we ardently wish, we soon become. PEARL EDITH NIICHSCH NPEARLIEH lVlmt judgment shall she dread doing no wrong? 'BILL LANCE CHARLES LARGE u, o. The worth of learning, like that of gold, is esteemed in every place. HAROLD SPRINGER LUND 'rnADnxus Sometimes ufithin his brain he thinks u thought. CARO LYN BETH LY DY x1'r1-Y Fair and sweetg gracious to greetg charming to meet. 'MARIE MARTIN 'MONA MASSEY BLANCI-IE LOUISE MCCALL semen Friendship is the greatest achievement of life. MARION CLYDE McCARLEY MAC Her gentle speech and modest ways lead others to accord her praise JUNE MAGDALIN McKENNA Hsu-mes She finds her way to every heart. 'PAUL MCKINLEY, JR. Virtnous and vicious every man must he, few in extreme, but ull in the degree. CLARA NORENE MELDRUM Her beauty would a queen udorug She is a rose without a thorn. ALGER VV. MERRELL, JR. Txv1znT A character is an assemblage of qualities. DOROTHY MAXINE IVIILLER oo'r'rua A good name is hotter than riches! 'No longer amending school.