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

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JULIUS HERCE6 AnyThing Tor a quieT life. CHARLES HERNDON He is The very pineapple oT polifenessl RUNELDA HILLS Like glimpses of TorgoTTen dreams. WILLIAM HONOUR He from whose lips divine persuasion flows. RICHARD HUGHES He did noi once deviaTe from his principles. THOMAS HUMPHREY He sTrikes a splendid average. MARY HUSINSKA One of inclispensible qualiTies. JACK JACOBSON Go where he will, The wise man is aT home: His hearTh The earTh,--his hall The azure dome.' HELEN JANOWSKI Slow To speak ill of anyone. WARREN JEANNETTE A good mind possesses a kingdom. VERNE JOHNSON Men of ThoughT, men of acTion, clear The way. CHARLOTTE JONES The mildesT manner and The genTlesT hearT. ADELINE KALINOWSKI As wise and good as she is fair. MIKE KELIK AmloiTion has no risk. BETTE KEN DALL Her very TeeT have music in Them as she Trips down The sTairs. BOB KESSEL Unlike my subied shall be my song. I shall be wiTTy and iT shan'T be long. THOMAS KIDD One sTill sTrong man in a blaTanT land. HAZEN KNOCK And wheresoever Thou move, good luck shall bring her old shoe aTTer.

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VIRGINIA FITZPATRICK Love every dufy of The day and go info each Iask wiih renewed vigor and conquer. ROBERT FOX No +asIc's foo sieep for human wif. GLADYS FRUTIG She's aII my fancy painfed her: she's lovely, she's divine. AUGUST GALIK We Iunow noi oi his greaiesf Thought MARGARET GARRETT Sincere, plain-hearied, hospiiable and kind. HELEN GEBOLYS A merry heari goes all The day. BETTIE JANE GERTZ The music fha? can deepesi reach, And cure eII ill, is cordial speech, JACKIE GILL A mind equal Io any undersfanding +ha+ he pufs ii' alongside of. ANNIE MAE GOODE She is Iighi-hearied and gay. A general favoriie, sc ihey say. EDSEL GOODE AIways do your best WILLIE PAUL GOODWIN Ready Io go Io aII Iengfhsf' JACK GRAY Born for success he seemed. Wirh grace fo win. wiih hear? 'ro hoId. ALTRUE GUSS Wiih nobiliiy all her own. WILLIAM HALKYARD FuII of kindly deeds. DOROTHY I-IARR Greer honor Iies only by much hard work. JERALDENE I-IARRINGTON Like naiure. can imaginaiion boasf amid iis gay creaiion hues Iiices hers? ROBERT HEALY VVe Icnow Iifiie of him bui whai we know is good. GERALDINE HENDERSON KnowIedge and 'rrufh and viriue are her Theme.

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ELAINE KOMRAUS Never change when love has Tound iTs home. AGNES KRAMER WhaT she says has greaT Torce. DOROTHY KRIEBEL To drop some golden orb of perTecT song inTo our deep, dear silence. IST-TMAEL LABRANA Observe moderaTion. TONY LABRANA By diligence he won his way. WILMER LAGINESS His only TaulT is ThaT he has no TaulT. CHARLES LAKE Deserve success and you shall command iT. PATRICIA LAUGHREY IT eyes were made Tor seeing. Then BeauTy is iTs own excuse Tor being. FLORENCE LEVANGIE A lovely lady, garmen+ed in Iighf from her own beauTy. LORETTA LAZIA The learned undersTand The reason of arT. WALTER LEBECK He adorned whaTever subiecT he eiTher wroTe or spoke upon, by The mosT splendid eloquence. ROBERT LEONARD Though pleased To see dolphins play, I mind my compass and my way. BETTY LITCHFIELD BuT so Tair she Takes The breaTh of men away. who gaze upon her unaware. T-TELEN LOCKMAN As swiTT as lighTning: as undefinablef' WESTERN LOWE We may be personally deTeaTed, buT our prin- ciples never. BERNARD LOZEN He is invariably in a hurry. Being in a hurry is one oT The TribuTes he pays To liTe. DORIS LOZON We meeT Thee, like a pleasanT ThoughT, when such are wanTed. VIRGINIA LYNN She's The ornamenT OT her sex