Paxton High School - Reflector Yearbook (Paxton, IL)

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RUTH BOYER Beware of her fair hair, for she excels All others in the magic of her locks. KENNETH ANDERSON On their merits modest men are dumb. CARL ANDERSON The only wretched are the wise. RUTH ANDERSON The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. EVERETT BURKLUND The world’s no better if we worry; Life’s no better if we hurry. DORIS ANDERSON Look cheerfully upon me. Here, seest thou how diligent I am. ROBERT ANDERSON None but himself can be his parallel. EVELYN BLOOMQUIST Her speeches are fine samples, on the whole Of rhetoric, which the learned call “rigmarole.” ARNOLD CARLSON Men of few words are the best men. LORENE KARR She’s a bashful girl we guess. Nothing more and nothing less. MILDRED DALE Speech is great, but silence is greater. ELLEN LYNCH Ellen is a quiet lass. Of the peppy Junior Class. MARJORIE HAGENS She is the one who keeps her glances For a dark haired lad named Francis. ’ HARRIET HILL Always jolly and full of fun. She is one who gets things done. PAUL GAVERT Olve every man thy ear But not thy voice. GERALD GRIFFIN I remember a mess of things But none distinctly. IVA MAGNUSSON Such flowers bloom not the wild world over. JAMES HUTCHISON A smile that goes a long way.

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JUNIORS

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JUANITA McDANNELL Happy and gay All through the day. MARGUERITE MARTIN Happy, gay, and full of pep. AUDREY O’HARE Dark hair, dark eyes, A gypsy maiden in disguise. MARGRETTE MORTWEET A winning smile and a happy way. IRENE NELSON It doesn't pay to spend too much time on one’s studies. ERMA PARKER I have a heart with room for every joy. GRACE McCABE . Silence never yet betrayed anyone. THOMAS NELSON Slow to anger, slow to work. Slow to make all hut his jaws shirk. KENNETH PAULSON Better to be small and shine Than to he great and cast a shadow. HILDA PETERSON A pleasant smile, a winning way. But never very much to say. GLADYS SHREVES Where will industry get one? CLYDE RULISON Man was horn for two things—thinking and action. DOROTHY RYDELL Virtue, wisdom and happiness dwell in her heart. CLEO RAMSHAW If I had wishes ten and one, I’d always wish to have some fun. LLOYD STUBBINS There was a hoy that all agreed had shut within him the rare seed of learning. WILBUR RAMSHAW A man! A MAN! Look girls, look! RUSSELL SWANFELT The world owes me hut can never repay me. DOROTHY SANDQUIST A truer friend that Dorothy, here. Is hard to find at any time, my dear.