Port Byron High School - Echo Yearbook (Port Byron, IL)

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D- -bb.-Yf0 ONU1 CDYI P-'I-' XO i--'O 12 13 14 15 16 17 l8 19 20 F 22 A A n C fl 271. rx 475. 28. 41 43 24 46. Sue and Ruth. Do you Juniors really like the nUpper-class- menu that much? ' You've had enough, Bob, you're silly now. It's all over now--but nice while it lasted, wasn't it? Hey! What are you doing here? You're only eighth grade graduates. Well, here's Marian again and look who's with her now. Where's the rest of you? Khy don't you get together with 3? I'm only a Freshman, but just give me time. Love birds at camp. Smoke gets in his eyes, eh, Lloyd? Did somebody lose his leg? His address is Erie, girls. But don't try it. There's a diamond on my finger. Two cute little Juniors--two of Miss Perring's typists who always make A's. Thatfs Marilyn Eckelberry and she's a honey, fellows. Six pretty Juniors--they look cold, too. A new romance on the campus--he was a fest worker. Too bad he moved back to Geneseo, eh, Marilyn? A Eekf Who says skirts are getting longer? Smile, Mary! Lnd there'll be Nmiles of smiles because you smile.n Remember what the poet said. Well, well, where's Earl, Judy? How cone you're alone? Another Junior--how they do creep inf We posed purposely for you, Seniors. We're Joyce, Midge, Nancy, and Joan. All Sophomores. Khat's so funny, Trudy? Together again. But three's a crowd, they say. hhere's the ball, Dink? You look groggyl Kind of dreamy-like--must be spring. Hey, Ruth, don't you see the boys back of you? The team was in a huddle, spilled all over the ground. Just pals--always have been, always will be. The Pannell twins. They're Ubig girls,N now. That's Mary Noah, kids with her hair in a braid.