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

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William Buckles Although his manners are most pleasing, lt doesn't stop his constant teasing. Doris Bullock She's little and she's wise, She's a terror for her size. Beverly Busch A friend in need is a friend in deed. Jo Ann Butrick Honest, dependable, and sincere, We'll remember her for many a year. Sue Chamberlin This blond young maiden so demure, ls guaranteed the blues to cure. Elnamaye Wilkinson Chambers Love stole into her heart one day, .lust came for a visit, decided to stay. Kaye Chapman Bright as the sun and lots of fun. 2 2I'LLOI'5 Bonnie Bailey, Secretary Sugar and spice and everything nice, One of these day's she'll be covered with rice. Juanita Clarke She looks like an angel and acts like one toop But you never can tell what an angel will do. Barbara Cline Here's to the gal who never weeps, ls only quiet when she sleeps. Edward Collins Two yards ol man to say nothing of his feet. Gloria Collins Like the weather, fair and agreeable. Bettie Rae Connors According to our methods of inspection- We think Bettie's near perfection. Kenneth Conrad Those shoulders don't come with the football uniform Grace Cook We all love a pretty girl. 5

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Ronald Birou I may be dumb, but I'm wise to these girls. John Bishop Some would say he is quiet, But if they knew him perhaps they'd deny it. Sonia Black She fell from the clouds and, Oh! what a bundle. Robert Blackburn Honesty makes a boy a man. Bruce Blatch Unassuming and unaffected Never unhappy or defected. Robert Boal Life is too short to get serious. Phyllis Bonham There never was a saint with red hair. lille 15 Marilyn Masters, Vice-President Our Vice-President's blond and small, ln looks and books, she tops them all. Jane Booth A good disposition is more valuable than gold. Fred Born Friend to all, foe to none. William Bradford A swell fellow who is likely to go lar. Elaine Brahm When there's fun around, Elaine's sure to be lound. Lorraine Breitmeyer A streak of white, with freckles bright, A gleam of red that crowns her head. Dennis Brevik A true genius at work, He should go far. William Brunner Every man has his virtues, and honesty is his. 4

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Nancy Craig Ready for anything work or play- She's a jolly good scout any day. Shirley Crosby Pretty, popular and pleasing. Jean Curry A genial manner, a nice pleasing smile, Cultivate her friendship, it's really worthwhile. Patricia Daily Her ways are ways of pleasantness. Martha Lee Davis Quiet, but sincere in all she does. Barbara Lee Dawkins Why should I be serious and coy? When laughter fills my heart with joy. Wanda Dooley She is a necessity in this world of ours, Lille 15 Charles Hatch, Treasurer Chuck is generous, courteous, and kind. Gracious in manner, far-sighted in mind. Barbara Dryden A good heart is better than all the heads in the world Florence Dunn Her manners are fine and her outlook gay, lt certainly would be nice to find more this way. Kent Dupont Men of few words are the best men. Jon Edson The greatest truths are simple, So are the greatest men. Patricia Egan Happy-go-lucky, with a gleam in her eyey A congenial nymph, yet a flirt on the sly. Barbara Firth When it comes to being neat, Girls like Barb can't be beat. Lois Bowman Forton Knowing her is liking her. 6