St Johns High School - Le Cid Yearbook (St Johns, MI)

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LOUISE MILLER Suzie With every change her features played. WALTER MOORE Walt I have lived long encugh t3 know that it is best to know nothing. CRESSIE MATHEWS Crusie Jane I'd rather sleep than eat. ORVAL PRICE 6GPie!1 I No less loquacious of tongue than fleet of foot. ALICE PARR Gloria Beauties in vain their pretty eyes may roll.

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ISABEL KATHE Ikie The sweetest hours that e'er I S1-end, I spend among the laddiesf' LESTER LAKE Ickie All is nat gold that glitters. THEODORE MA CK 6lTim1! He speaks an infinite deal of noth- ing. ALOYSIUS MARTIN Weezie Oh, for an hour at Ovid. HAROLD MERILLAT Gene None ever was a. great poet that applied himself much to anything else.

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ZELILA PHILLIPS Jelly Her voice was ever sift and low, an ezzczllent thing in woman. EVELYN PUTNAM Evelina. She did not approve of too much zeal preierring sober tenderness in- stead. RAYMOND WORKMAN naworkyxf Bring forth your evidence. JULIA LOUISE ROSS KKJudy!Y She's here, I hear her giggle. DORIS RICE 1sDOrryl1 The most rrranifert sign of wisdom is continued cheerfulnessf'