Rochester High School - Falcon Yearbook (Rochester, MI)

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INEZ JONES “The best way to a man’s heart is through his stomach.” BERTHA KUHN “A quiet manner; indication of a thoughtful mind.” RAY LAWSON “His ties speak for themselves.” EUGENE KONLEY “Athletic abiilty is what I've got, I love pleasure but study not” MARGARET LEES “Whatever is worth doing, is RICHARD McGOWAN “I don't know the key to success but I'm afraid it’s work.” LUCY MALLORY “I'm not stubborn; I just want to make sure a stone wall is a stone wall and not a cardboard imitation.” WORTH MALLORY “Generally speaking, he’s generally speaking.” GEORGE MODEN “My mind’s fixed.” go oly Saree Sie

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JOHN BUDAY HERBERT HOPE “After man came woman, and Soldier of the soil.” she’s been after him ever since.” EDNA FLEMING EUGENE DAVIS “She may be small—but so is a “Still water runs deep.” stick of dynamite.” CLINTON DILLON “A man of silence is a man of sense.” ADRIAN DEGROOT CLARENCE HARTUNG “He doesn’t say much, but my good- ness just get him started.” “Nobody would suppose it, but I’m naturally a bashful man.” RODERICK IVENS MORRELL CLUTE “We grant although he has much “Worry is an enemy of mine.” wit, he is very shy of using it.”

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BEVERLY PRESTON WARD REID “Why worry — worry brings “Tam what I am, do not try to gray hair.” chance me.” HAZEL PRITZEL “Happy as the day is long.” MARIE REMER WILLAMENA RIBBINK “What she undertook ‘to do, “Hold the fort! I’m coming.” she did.” GEORGE STRINGER “The blush is handsome but often inconvenient.” ROBERT ROGERS ELOISE TALLANT “An innocent face —but you never can tell.” “The show must go on.