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. : 'fn 1' J C1455 0F WI Francis Aebly-Rhythm is my soul. Jack Adair-Day in---Day out. Harriet Adams-Angel in disguise. Helen Amick-Amicable lassie. Bob Anderson-I wanna make rhythm. o Stanley Anderson-The little man wh wasn't there. Rosemary Bang-She's a good skate. Myrtle Banning-Say it with a song. Bob Barber-Heads high. Bruce Billings-l-lard to get. Don Binkley -Just call him Bink . Barbara Blake---You that know her should be glad. Vergene Bleeker-Her artistry is of the best. Orville BreidingervLittle to say. Virgin'a Brinkley-A word and a smile for all. Roger Burne-Oh. them eyesl Margine Cain-Tall, dark, and attractive. Irwin Carlsen-' Gone but not forgotten. Ted Carpenter-He's a good scoutl Wayne Schworck-Reodv, willing and cable. Mildred Clark-Smilin' thru'. Dale Cole-Hold that pose! Ken Cooper-He knows the way to a gal's heart. Ace Cory--Hey. good lookin'l Bill Crouch-Are there any more at home like you? Colleen Curry- Cute is the word for her. Jim Darr-Seen but not hmrd. 20 Kay Donnelly-You're priceless, Virg'nia Ducharme-Stars in her eyes. June England-Short but sweet. Marian England-A silent woman has charm. Betty Engle-Her smile warms any heart. Betty Erickson-Versatility plus. Delwin Erickson-A swell guy to have around. Darrell Er'ckson-A swell guy to know. Mary Jane Estes-Sh! Woman at work. Pessie Faulkner-Wishful thinker. Duane Fisk--Nothing to say. Maxine Fisk-ls she always so quiet? Charles Fleming-A human encyclopedia. Ray Freeburg-I wish that I were twins. Jim Friburg- Very favorable addition to S. H. S. Helen Frye--Contented. Bonnie Gillespie-fliaving a wonderful time. Vir2'nia Goschv There's a sunny side to every situation Beb Gould-Brawn and brains. Raejean Gould-The an!el's own voice. Lois Granevl-'aithful to you! Delores GrotteYEasy to love. Royal Guerttman-He would be interesting 10 know. Karen Hansen-A sweeter disposition seldom found. Verne HansenkY0u gotta be a football hero. Ray Harris-In a silent mood. Don Hastings--l don't want to make history.
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Q Charles Hemphill-He appeals to women. Fern Hedge-Oh! You beautiful doll! Martha Hull-You're lovely, Madame. Ronald Jensen--Imagine! A quiet boy. Thelma Jesperson- Strike up the band. El Vera Johnson -Keep on the sunny side. Gail .lcnes-20th century troubadour. Thomas Kirby--Many friends, no enemies. Ione Kolb You're a sweet little headache. Dorothy Knightv Spring in her heart. Dale Kriens - Concentration. Le-ah Kritz -Happy as a lark. Kay Kunathf-I'll get by. Laverne Lane- -Never a dull moment. Helen Larson-You'll miss me when I'm zone. Donald Madsen Making the best of each day. Dick Metier-Everybody's friend, Marie Miller--Looks, personality and oomph . Mary Jane Moore-Let me sing and I'm happy, Duane Morrow-Spellbound. Norma Myrell-Our own Katharine Cornell. Dorothy Nelson-Tempest and sunshine. Arlene Noll-You look good to me. Bill Peterson-It's a date! Stella Piper-Always looking for the best. Jiggs Prather-We like 'em tall. George Prechel-Built for endurance not for speed. Robert Rausch-'His oil paintings are supreme, Lowene Rodenberg-A favorite of ali. Lan Rossiter- No angelf-but no sinner. Kenneth Rowley -I'll get by. Marian Rubes- Would that there were more like her Ralph Runkle-Student, athlete, and gentleman. Wayne Seaman 'Silence is Rolden. Florence Shaffer A pretty girl is l'ke a melody. Margery Shook Still waters run deep. Chet Smith Ladies' man. Beulah Sonius Little princess. Barbara Sorbe Temperament, but also sentiment, Marian Stanton---lt's a wonderful world! Ray Stockdale- He knows his way around. Helen Stukey-'At peace with the world. Lucille Thuirer Keep smiling. Ed 'l'uttlev'l'he girls don't worry my mind. Shirley Uslan-Quality rather than quantity. Stuart Van Kirk-That certain age. Dean VeidencampfA smile for everyone. Muriel Walstead--Divinely tall, divinely fair. Arthur Warren-Girl shy. Marylin Wiemers-The girl with the curls. Donald Witt-All mixed up. Naomi Wunn--On the serious side of life.
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