Smithville High School - Fabrica Yearbook (Smithville, OH)

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JAMES BECK He seems quiet but do we know him? ALFRED BRUECK PATRICIA BELL f'As live as an electric wiref' JAMES CHRISTIAN DALE BLOUGH Breathes there a man with hide so tough who says two sexes aren't enough? ANNABELLE CONRAD GALE BLOUGH Not as shy as her man- ners would appear. ELLEN DO NALDSON I'll turn over a new loaf Eat, drink, and be mer- Be silent and safe: si- A lively miss with some day? ry, for to-morrow you lence never betrays you. friends galore, you'll can sleep it offf' never hear Ellen called a bore. HJimVy Npattiii HBlOW75 llGa1e!! MAIN HJiln7Y SlAnnieY7 lAStinky'9 thirteen

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CLASS CFFICERS ARTHUR SCHROCK JAMES PHILLIPS JUNE MILLER MARGARET MARTHEY I keep a mile away A fellow with a smile f'Sweet and Charming HA queen for a life from Women? is well worth while. are her ways. time. NANCY LIYTLE JAMES BURKHOLDER KATHRYN BAHL WILLIAM BEELER Silence is restful and Always leaves them Last word with an School is a necessary rare. laughing? echo. evil. Art Jim June Margie Nance Jim Kari Bill l twelve

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ELMER EBERLY K'Son of the soilf' MILDRED FLEMING FREDA GORDON K'Always has a smile for A friend indeed when everyone, you are in need. ANNABELLE HILL Dancing, not studying, is my delight. MARY LSEISE HOF- LLOYD INDERMUHLE R As innocent as the don't weaken? morning dewf' It's a great life if you BEULAH GROVE Red hair does not nec- essarily indicate a fiery temper. MYRTLE IRVIN She,s neither a sinner nor a saint of her class, but, well, just a nice lass? Ebe1'ly', Millie Freda K'Fx'eck1es K'Annie'y Mary Lou Indie My1't l fourteen