Salinas High School - El Gabilan Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

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MORRISON, KENNETH A l' l d h Is relljheqdorlntrllii gg: ocfnmenjn Q 'ei MUNHALL, MARTHA V ,X f They laugh that wing good to be J 2 merry and wise. MURRAY, THOMAS I am sure care's an enemy to life. .T ,ft NELSEN, ARTHUR T Q, ,y, A -Q X' L yi y .,:,. A A man's a man for a' that. O 4938 NELSEN, VINCENT Rest and be thankful. NEULIST, THOMAS For he's a jolly qood fellow. rx Q . , V A NOGA, MARY L K ' Not too much talk--a great, sweet silence. T 'K ' 'Lg A. PALMER, ALICE M 1 She lives to conquer. xy ,L PEPER, HELEN Laugh and live, then learn. PERLEY, POLLY With hand made sure, clear eye and sharpened power. Page Twenty-live

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, . . , L MAXON. WILLIAM O, Better late than never. MCFARLAND, VERA i ny Her hair, flaming as the setting sun . ,W t i .. ,tn .. S P 1 -a he G GSS MIERZEIEWSKI, MARY Gentle in method, resolute in action. MILLER, LEONARD As we advance in years, we learn the limits MCLOUGHLIN, lOl-lN To live long, it is necessary to live slowly. MEI-IAN, DONALD And when a lacly's in the case, you know 'i , all other things give place. A 'J Y 5- - vp. of our abilities. MILSTEAD, DOROTHY A dot with a dash. 1 MOORE, KENNETH Who can tell the mischief which the virtuous do? 3, J,- Y M-f MORDT, PEGGY Sweetness in every glance. MORRIS, RUTH 'Tis good in every case you know, To have two strings unto your bow. Page Twenty-four ,, ffl'

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PORCELLI, FRED Noi too serious, noi too gay! PRUDENTI, PETER The lion is not as fierce as painted PURGETT, BERN A DEANE She dances chcxrminqly through life, But her siep is poised and sure. RANKIN, ROBERT Thought clone is eiernalf' he GlClSS RODGERS, DOUGLAS Worry and I are enemies. ROGIER, JOSEPH Small service is irue service ROGOZENSKI, LOTTIE A merry heart mokeih a merry countenance ROMAGNA, LEONARD Arts and the Man. RYMANOWSKI, WALTER His time is forever, everywhere his place. Page Twenty-six RUTHERFORD, CHARLOTTE There is no wisdom like franknessf'