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

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RICHARD MCDADE As good as gold. WILLIAM MCIZARLANE I am par? ol all fha? I have mel. WARREN MaCKENZIE Wha'I' I am fo be. I am becoming. GEORGE MANITZ You're our envoy: lead Ihe way, and we'Il proceed. JACK MASON Teeming wi+h life. JACK MATTHEWS A kinder genfleman Ireads noi Ihe earfhf' MARY MAXWELL If is loefler Io wear oul Than Io rusl ouI'. VELMA MAYBERRY No one ever displayed a sweeler spirit MIRIAM JANE MELLIN NaI'ure and books belong Io The eyes Ihaf see +hem. MILDRED MEYER llSl'16'I'l1dl' was ever 'lair and never proud, Had Iongue al' will and ye? was never loud. JACOUELINE MITTLEMAN Up and doing. MARIAN MOORE A secreI's sale 'fwixls you, me. and Ihe gale osI'. P BRUNO MORUZZI I-le was a good fellow. BETTY JANE NACE Real worlh needs no inlerprefer. VIRGINIA NELSON I have no superfluous leisure. BOB NOLAN A quiel, unassuming person. PEGGY PARKS Thy only gill is a porlion of Ihyselff' AUDREY PARRINDER Or if virlue feeble were, Heav'n ilself would sloop Io her.

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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

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Tl-IELMA PARRINDER The hand lhal halh made you fair halh made you good. GERALD PEEVEY I hope I shall have leisure lo malce good. WARINE PERRY Look ouf upon lhe sfars, my love And shame +hem will-i fhine eyes. MARCELLA Pl-IAIL Lei me go where'er I will I hear a sky-born music s+ill. CHARLES Pl-IILIPPART Nex1'1'o brains is silence. ANDREW POBIS l'IonesIy is lhe lcey To lasfing success JOHN POLLARI Grumpiness is no feafure of his nafuref' MARY PROKOPCI-IAK Sfrongesl minds are oflen lhose of whom The noisy world hear least WALTER RAKOCY Oui+e able To meel all emergencies ROBERT REAMES CoIdly sublime, inlolerably just AUGUST ROI-ILOFF A man resolved and sleady 'ro his laslc. IRENE ROMAN For you in my respecl are all rhe world, 'rhen how can if be said I am alone. RAY ROSE There's lighl' enough of whal I've gol To do. LILLIAN ROSZELL A simple maiden in her flower is worfh a hun- dred coals of arms. JAMES ROUNDTREE I-Ie would and he would noi. ROXIE ROYAL Hlmaginalion rules lhe MARY ROZSA Think, worlc, produce. AUDREY RUPP world. A dauqhler ol lhe gods-divinely fall and mosl divinely fair.