River Rouge High School - Vigilant Yearbook (River Rouge, MI)

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BILLY BICSAK The secrel of success is consrancy fo purpose. ARCI-IIE BIGGS I-Ie was fresh and full of failh lhal somelhing would 'rurn up. ELENA BIGGS Shall I compare ihee Io a surnmer's day? BEVERLY BOCK She musf be seen Io be appreciaiedf' OVEDA BONDS A friendly hearl, wilh my friends, NORMAN BOYEA I will be as harsh as Irufh and as uncompromis- ing as iusficef' NANCY BRANI-IAM Your hearr's desires be wirh you. STANLEY BROTI-IERTON As a wif if noi first, in The very firsr line. EDITI-I BROWN Wifh nobilily all her own. LLEWELLYN BROWN One of broad Iolerance-. GERALD BURNS I asserl Thai nolhinq ever comes To pass wilhouf a cause. JOAN CASTRO When she hacl passed, if seemed like 'the ceasing ol an exquisile music. RUTI-I CASWELL May you live all Ihe days of your life. MARJCDRIE CHADWICK With 'rhe rich perfume of her brearh she Inlasled 'rhe very air. HELEN CI-IATFIELD OfI'icious, innocent sincere: of every friendless name a friend. MARY Cl-IATFIELD She is offen seen bul nof heard: Tho' Iiffle she says, she means every word, ISABEI. CI-IIRILLO The sigh? oi you is good for sore eyes. MARY CI-IOICE OI genfle mien.

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ALEX AITCHISON Much may be made of a Scofchman if he be caughl' young. JANET ANDERSON She has a smile fha? would knock fhe blues our of any day. Cl-lARLENE ARBAUGH There's language in her eye. her cheek, her lip. CLARENCE ARMSTRONG Here is a lrue and indusfrious friend. ROBERT ARNOLDI Men of few words are The besl men. MARGARET BAGGOTT l no+e you in my book of memory. ANDY BALOGH If work inferferes wifh pleasure. cul' our 'the work. ALEX BANYACSKY Zealous in good works. JIMMY BARKER l am very fond of 'rhe company of ladies. ALTON BARNUM Well defined in purpose. VIOLA BARNUM She comes and goes like a pleasanl Thought CLAYTON BARRON An honesf mon. close-buHon'd fo fha chin. Broadclolh wiihouf and warm hearl' wilhin. DANIEL BARRON He hafh a daily beaufy in his life. ROBERT BEAUDRIE He was wanf lo speak plain and lo The purpose. BARBARA BELKY My love's more richer fhan my +onque. BETTY BELLVILLE Her face is like The milky way of The sky. JOHN BENSON He is of a very melancholy disposifionf' RAYMOND BEREZIUK He wears The rose of youfh upon him.

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N 'A' I 90? Q9 LILLIAN COBB Take iT easy, have your Tun, and leT The old world Tlicker. ROBERT COSGROVE A good disposiTion is more valuable Than gold. BETTY ANN CRlNZl Charms sTrike The sighT, buT meriT wins The soul. ROBERT CULLEN l-le's armed wiThouT ThaT's innocenl wiThin. LEONARD DANVILLE Thou sayesT an undispuTed Thing in such a solem way. JUANlTA DARDEN My man's as True as sTeel. CHARLES DEMEAN His Time is Torever, everywhere his place. DORRIS DENNINGER As merry as The day is long. VELMA DESATTA VarieTy's The very spice oT lrTe. JAMES DOIG WhaT'er he did was done wiTh so much ease, ln him alone was naTural To please. HENRY DUNCAN Silence never hurT anyone. DOUGLAS DYSON The wisdom OT many and The wiT ol: one. ROBERT EDENBURN Ask me no quesTions and l'll Tell you no Tibs. OPAL EDWARDS She TloaTs upon The river oT her ThouqhTs. LILA MAY EMERY Every way makes my gain. DOROTHY EVERARD Teach me halT The qladness that Thy brain musT know. BERYL FEATHERSTON O singer, bashTul and Tender, I hear your noles I hear your call. GERALD FIEBELKORN He was a scholar, and a ripe and good one. T1