Springfield High School - Resume Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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GUY HASKETT. j I l . t sa' t , 1 .,,- ' ,f iefxr, ye 3 no much but think the more, Q , i'v,....t' GEORGE JOHNSON. G. L. S. Her heart is true, tho' oft her tongue cloth blunder. GUY HAVVKINS. i'Nubby. O. A. Annual. 'tlVith Atlantenn shoulders. NK RUTH JOHNSON. G. L. S. As brisk as sati PAUL HORINE. Annual. He bears his blushing honors thick upon him. STELLA KEISER. G. L. S. Mercy. Com- rnencement. She tells you Hatly what her mind is. I MABEL HORNER. G. L. S. Eternal sunshine settles on her head. VVALDEMAR KLEEMAN. He'll make a proper-many the best thing in him is his complexionf ' , . EVERETT HUBBARD. O. A. Hub. Delta. If 'procrastination be the thief of time', behold a rob- her. VERNIE KNABB. Character is the that scratches every stone. 34 -5 5 ,l . '1- ci 'f 1 11 1: ff' -f l' -15X ' X ' 2,,,.4-,... -T E.. w 4 v 1.3, si !-- .LLTT .I ii. ,. R P119 il x. :'t J: --1 . , '1 z if 3 in I I . r . 7 lx WSU L Z fri 4 ., 51- i

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