Perry High School - Eclipse Yearbook (Perry, IA)

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nge 'Fwcnty-foul' GERALD HUNTER N. G. Neer It was unbearable His uke, a June night and fill Alonef, DEVERE KROHNKE Carter Zine Sleepy in the morning. dull in the afternoon and brilliant in the eve- ning. JESSE KROPF Rollo Bills Much wisdom often goes with few- est words. KATHERINE LAss Delia Card Here's to the girl that is good. But not too good, for the good die young. BEENICE LEWISTON X. L. Ent Tell me pretty maiden Are there any more at home like you? ADELAIDE GIDDINGS Miss Took Always at it, wins the day.

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f FRANK HEIGHTSHOE C. U. Later Because a man cloesn't talk is no sign he hasn't something to say. EUNICE HERROLD I. M. Proper Do she? I'll say she do! JOHN HOWARTH Axel Greece Man delights not me, nor woman neither. Whercfs my pipe? BERNARD HOHANSHELT George Cotter His slow walk and talk are in harmony. ANNA JONES Iva Carr Not given to self announcement, but missed much if absent. WILLARD HUNTER Will B. Back I'd rather argue than eat. And I llfll'Pl1,t eaten for three days. Page Twenty-three

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OLIVE LEVACK Olive Seed The people who do the most are always willing to do more. EVA LOUDENBACK Eve R. Lasting We all love Little Eva? ESTHER LYMPUS Betty Willgo A smile for all, bu! not all smiles, She often laughs. IIERROLD NIANN Harold Angels The harder I try, the goorler to be, Oh gee! the worser I get. MARIAN MARCKRESS Sara Narle How pretty her blushing was, And how she blushed again. JOHN MCCAMRION Willie Live? A jolly good scout, an unfailing friencl, And even at that his virtues flon't end. Page Twcnfyefivc