Quimby High School - Echo Yearbook (Quimby, IA)

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-.- Y, ,, U, iff, ' RQ: H., 1121 ,713 tfxccsykx VN ' f - I 'r'.v I - 'ff , -'WV e ' N ,K x , I - at llflfficgdihgdfgefLQHVnfT? ZMkWfVWWtB . AA, ,A ,'.. -,., X 1 SENIOR ELQSS LUILL EUUTU Betty Rupp, who always has a joke on the tip of hor tongue, wants'hcr good humor and joviality to be given to Doris Bruning. Whooshl and there she goes. But busy Barbara Fas- sler was able to stop long enough to tell us hor part of this one and only will and testament. Sho wishes' that Wayne Simmons would receive all her empty moments, to do with what he likes. Bernicee Kohn, an executive--plus, gives hor tact in handling fellow students and her leadership over others to LeRoy Peck. Hcre's to the editor-in-chief of the 1944 HEchoil l Tall, slender Beth HSuzyU Graham pops up to quietly say that she willingly passes her shyness around members of tho strong, brave, and handsome sex on to that ngal about townn Gerry King. Mr. Mortensen's secretary, Virginia Griffin, is con- stantly seen racing from one side of the building to the other at sixty mile per. She wishes that LeRoy Peck would receive some of the speed with which her legs carry her around so that he won't be more than five minutes late to school or a class, The last member of this never-to-be-forgotten senior class, Joyce Elliott, has asked that her quiet ways' be handed down to that HPopular Blonden Carolyn Ladwig. As the great ship glides in for a perfect three- point landing, its silver winfs ndrror the faces of the twenty-four, all of them looking out into the foggy mists of the world beyond--the future! . L V V JL ..'L.'L.' -JL. . 'LJ' A7616 157i n n .. fs an 1. ax' Red Rhea: dwhat is the best thing for hives?U Dick Bleil: HBees.N U. . ue. .,. ',r.5'sI ..'1r1t-,sara f L L Nothing succeeds so well as success--Talleyrand.