University of Illinois High School - U and I Yearbook (Urbana, IL)

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Stephen Cleaver Steve . . . artist to be . . l'm from the Bronx Warren Franklin Goodell, Ir. I'm in the real . . Whiz Kid . . . Peanuts . . . Get Ll Loil-a me .Y Ioanne Hills April Fool's Cliiltl . . . two white ribbons . . . losie . . . The plufs the thing . . . Oh, those eyes . pt.. .wif Ruth Louise Iacobs There's a rainbow round my shoulder . . . May she never change except in name . . . -ai T 1 Ruth Cass Clifford Crosstown . . . Little Nell . . . I love my ma, but oh you kidl!l . . . a dream walking . . . She knew what was what . . . tune tickler Martha Goodwine Largo . . . literaturistic . . . There is majesty in simplicity' . . . Iohn Scott Hofmann Paul Whiteman . . . lust Q1 little bit of heaven . . . trombone tooter . . . The trombone man is the best man in the band Mary Adeline Iohnson Oh, Iohnny, Oh . . . 'My man . . . gum pop- per . . , short but snappy Page Fifteen .L

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W lill F. ayne Edwin Bell Shorty . . . Cinnamon balls . . . baskctballer . . . . another Nelson Eddy nes William Bullock Tardy slips . . . blonde boy . . . My sister and I . . . W'hen there is nothing else to do nights, I study . . . William Cagle Books, books, and more books . . . seven league boots . . . cobalt com- pounds . . . Ahhhl but the Oxford Dictionary Nancy Hope Carter Page Fourteen Not so well acquainted as appreciated . . . UA walking we will go . . . slid 'JT' Barbara Boulware Oh! la la . . . Better be out of the world than out of fashion . . . Sweet as appleciderw . . . Iane Burke Rembrandt herself . . . A crumb of bread once thrown in jest Cmade Prescott, the historian, blind for lifef' . . . dim- ples.. . Betty Anne Carter A hosteling we go . . . Bets . . . She's all that's honest, honorable, and fair . . . Celia Louise Christie Cereelia . . . Short and sweet and hard to beat . . .

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Page Sixleen Betty Lee Iones Attention! . . . You all . . . Oh Give Me a Home Where the Buffalo Roam . . . Waiting by the Gate for the Mailman . . . Christ Iohn Katsinas There Is a Tavern in the Town . . . leapyear baby . . . Henreee . . . Ya-hudi . . . The show must go on . . . Ruby Ellen McCormick Captain, My Captain . . . Lily Lightfoot . . . Floyd True Parks, Ir. Iunior . . . Marines for me . . . Let the world slide-l'll never budge an inch . . . . Wee Flipperlingu . . . 2 Donald Kane It breaks a fellow up to lose his sleepn . . . speed- ball . . . David Eugene MacMillan But that's beside the point . . . Mac . . . silver-tipped wings . . , boomerang . . . Wilt thou have music?-Hark, Apollo sings! . . . Frank Dwyer Murphy, Ir. Hi!...onguard... Maidens sigh as he goes by . . . Murph . . . Louise Proehl Warm of heart and clear of brain . . . poet laure- ate . . . Emma . . . gal from many parts . . soft brown hair . . .