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

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ANUARY, 1952 Miss E. Skinner - I-Iorneroom 314 iw 'ffl 'Qi' my Carolyn McLeish I and my double are one. Ilene Mclloberls The more original the better. Walter Morgan Looks and eyes that make us sigh. Could break a dozen hearts if he'd but try. Caroline Murray I do betray myself with blushing. Jane Myers Her voice is her fortuneg Her humor an art. Stanley Newton Sigh no more, ladies, no more sighing do,' For he is just as nice to all the girls as he is to you David 0'Connor He isn't very loud: yet mingles with the crowd. Royal Olsen His manner is quiet, but don't judge him by it.

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S. Mrs. C. Crossman - Homeroom 207 Mona Kysia None but the good deserve the best. Barbara Laidlaw When you stop to think things over, Laughs and fun keep Barb in clover. Sylvia Lucas One artistically inclinedg A likeness hard to find. Margaret Lyman She'll find romance for she loves to dance. Martha MacLennan Give me a horse that I can ride And also a partner at my side. Mary Marshall She liked whatever she looked upon And her looks went everywhere. Carolyn Mathis Women give nothing so liberal as their advice. Nancy Matson How majestic is naturalness. SENIORS

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Harry Parent Miss R. Cowen - Homeroom 316 He has a lot of freight on his train of thoughts. Loraine Parker This girl has personality plus And Loraine is liked by all of us. Kay Parsons Wisdom comes to no one by chance. Ardys Pedersen It isnit so much what you sail, not exac tly what you dog The thing that makes you what you are, ls the honest to goodness you. Donna Peterson Here is beauty: originality of thoughtg Sincerity in action. Sheppard Peterson His pleasures are music and women. Gcorgenia Powell A smile with an interest to do mischief. Nancy Pyne Footloose and fancy free That's the way she wants to bc. -18... SENIORS