Royal Oak High School - Oak Yearbook (Royal Oak, MI)

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Jean Johnson A clever girl, we'Il all ugreep All smiles, all A's, pleasing to see. Lanny Johnson l'm not twins so l have no equal. Marian Johnson Judge me not till you know me. Stewart Johnstone Everyone excels in something in which another fails. Joanne Joyce Not too serious, not too gay, But very charming in her way. Elaine King Footloose and fancy tree, Just the way she wants to be. William King This is one King who really deserves a crown. Lille 5 Mr. E. MacDougalI,, Homeroom - Gym Donald Knapp The world is lull of great meng l am no exception. Geralee Knoph Devout yet cheerful, active yet resigned. Marjorie Kovalenko On any subject she's really hep- This little girl is full of pep. Ronald Krause l never trouble trouble, until trouble troubles me. Joan Krueger She wraps herself around your heart, Her unusual kindness sets her apart. Joyce Pinkerton Laga Quiet ways, quiet eyes, Are all part of a sweet disguise. Ina Land A peaceful attitude is needed by the best. 10

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Gerald Hoffmeyer Lilceable and easy going. Margaret Holbrook Cheerful, gay, full of fun, She is eyed by everyone. Richard Holmes Here I am, Ladies!!! George Hopper He's a jolly good fellow. Paul Horney .Iusi a carefree boy ouf for fun. Christina Hosinski A irue friend is forever a friend. Lawerance Hosler To worry is folly, lef's smile and be folly. eniord Mr. B. Baird, Homeroom 210 June Howe She's going fo be a big note on the musical Gloria Hutton Quiefly she gels around. Carol Irwin A good heart wilh a sweef face fo maich- She'lI make Lee a real good cafch. Arlene Jacobucci ln her eye a fwinlcle lurks, Buf in her work she never shirlcs. Phyllis Jakeway The coloring of a queen. Folmer Jensen An all-around good sporf and liked by all. Donald Johnson A befler sport is hard fo find- An aclive body and an acfive mind. 9 scale

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Delores Lonnie A smile without and a warm heart within. James Layman Bluff will take the place of brains- If you have the brains to bluff. Barbara Lewis Here's to the girl with eyes of brown: Who's spirit you can never down. Sally Lewis Like gold and silver and rubies fair- A friend like Sally is very rare. Shirley Livingston She's as neat and sweet and dainty as a dove: Her sparkling eyes will win your love. Lawrence Lockhart The object of my affections . . .? Janet Lofgren Her happy smiles and merry grinsg Make us all lift up our chins. eniorfi Miss H. Davies, Homeroom - Cafe Annex Robert Lohr And thus he bore without conceit- The grand old name of Gentleman . Robert Lomerson Once a friend, always a friend. Hilda Lyons lt's one thing to talk, And another to say something. Louise MacGregor Little, but Oh my!!! Duane MacLeod Just because l'm human everyone expects me to have brains! Sonia Marcus A splendid student and not a bit shyf She gets her way or knows the reason why. Marilyn Marsh As merry as the day is long. ll