Savanna High School - Savannan Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Beulah Holcomb- Her eyes as stars of twi- light fairg like twi- light. too, her dusky hair. Byron Creason- Let come what may. Helen Dodge- Quiet as a nun. Verne Shifflett- Young fellows will be young fellows. Menla Taylor- 'Tall and not very wide, but she covers lots of ground. Conrad Carlson- A youth of labor in an age of ease. X L12 if, C'L,J,02AJ Craig Byrne- I dare do all that may be- come a man. Ferne Duffield- There is a deal of deviltry beneath this mild exterior. e r b e rt Anderson- Thought is deeper than all speech. Marie Bendel - Each spot she makes t h e brighter as if she were the sun.

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Allan White- Shucha, boys, you don't know what fun is. Enid Stammers- And to her eye there was but one beloved face on earth. Henry Ishimura- We can make olficers and majors every year, but not scholars. Raymond Bishop- An advocate of b e t t e r citizenship. Grace E d s a I l- She smiles, and the shad- ows depart. Clyde Hansen-'fHe is a happy-go-lucky sort of fellow. ' I Melva Brown- A ray of sunshine. Rudolph Petersen- A mighty man of words :was he. Hazel Perce - Happy am I, from care I'm free: why aren't they all contented like me?

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Walter Michaels- He nothing common did or mean. Verda Swigart- I laugh'd a n d danc'd and taIk'd and sang. Joseph Boranian- Here rose an athlete, strong to is r e ak or bind. Barbara Bailey- Pm through with men. Pedro Robles- Then he will talk-ye gods! how he will talk! Mildred J arnigan - A jolly good sport. Etta Jones- Everyone is made for some- thing: me for a paint brush and a box of paints. -' Robert Hopkins- He is interesting to talk to when one can End him. . Leona10hevt- In vir- tues nothing c o u I d surpass her. Glenna Elliot- Blush ing is the color of virtue. Naomi B est- In si- lence there is many a good morsel.