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

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Lawrence Marshick Sorta quiet - sorta slow - But just the sorta guy to know. Billy Martin Come with me - down to . . ., Tennessee. Vivian Marzolf None but the good deserve the best. Donald Maudlin Great in his leadership, Both in sports and with women. Gloria McBride Dancing makes life fun- From dawn 'til breaking sun. Michael McCarthy Live while you're livingg For you're going to be a long time dead. Douglas McClain lt's true there are other fish in the sea- But they're not halt as good looking as he. Lille Mr. H. Loukusa, Homeroom 204L Jeffrey McDaniel .left is jovial and kind: A better friend is hard to find. Lloyd McKee Short of stature, but high in ambition. Janice McLean She's dainty, obliging, and extremely coyp She never does things that will annoy. Hugh McQuarrie l may be little but so was Napoleon- and look what he did. Edward Mehl You can tell a man who snoozes By the easy chair he chooses, Claudia Mendell Claudia has a knack tor making friends: Life's full of people, she always contends. Tracy Mertel lt's not l'm such a wolfg lt's just you're such a lamb. 12

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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

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Willajean Meserve A pleasing countenance is a silent load of friends Frances Mielke This pretty girl, with the pretty head, ls just a perfect mate for Fred. Carol Miller Happy-go-lucky, full of fun- She loves the day best when the classes are done Aloyce Mitchell Her irresistible dimples lend charm and grace, To her genial manner and lovely face. Robert Morgan The better you know him, The better you like him. Charlotte Moritz l don't believe in settling clownp I live my life on a merry-go-round. Dorothea Nassut Original in thought, sincere in action, She does her fob with satisfaction. 2 eniom Mrs. E. Miller, Homeroom lO2 Barbara Owen She talks so quick and walks so fast, She's hardly here before she's passed. Barbara Painter A style all her own. Margaret Palmer The twinkle in Peggy's eyes- Shows you wherein her humor lies. Hester Parsons A congenial manner and a ready smile for all. Terrence Peck Every inch a mon- He always does the best he can. Roy Phillips Snappy and smart - the fun loving sort. Patricia Pitts Little gal with a big heart. 13