Western Mennonite School - Pioneer Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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Ordena Bond Canby, Oregon K ig Q F X S Charles Bond QW': 5 ' no l ' l a The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. e il m? A Els ie B uc he r Hubbard, Oregon Mis. Ida Bucher He alone has energy who cannot be deprived of it, Samuel Eicher Albany, Oregon Sam E. Eicher Arla Eichelberger Filer, Idaho Glenn Eichelberger Whoever perseveres will be crowned. Alice Earnest Nampa, Idaho Norman Earnest Set all things in their own peculiar place, and lmow that order is the greatest grace. .rf Q L - - - X, mg. ,-,. Ylgcf-3,-,,cc,,ccx Q 4 -ha 4 A., 2 ., 5? , c,,.., fs c 3, , ff :ew A good intention clothes itself with power, ivan if,-u,1fafe2:f1e--Vw 'A 3 fig ? 3 'ire - 114 . 1 zww ,zfslw rg Y' ni fill? reg, 55 ,QMS L gn F 'ss X15 f .amish 1 erm, XL wee M h3gg.,,, ' -ne 2 60

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Derald Hostetler Salem, Oregon David L. Hostetler Nothing is useless to the man of senseg he turns everything to ac- C ount. Avon Kauffman Hubbard, Oregon W. I. Kauffman Good humor is one of the best y articles of dress one can wear i in society, l V l Fern Kauffman ! Kalispell, Montana i Carl A. Kauffman L Sincerity and truth are the N of every virtue. Richard Kauffman X Beaver, Oregon Jacob D. Kauffman W He only does it to annoy Because he knows it teases. Donna Kauffman Bloomfield, Montana Clifford Kauffman Reserve is the truest expression of respect toward those who are its objects. basis ons: h tw W My . . . A is : gif ,E v ii zllgi iir gs i f 23' ,. dj f .' f :E 5' qs, Us 9 if WW, ,W :Sffaggi 1. ,ang fi ,ZH 555505155 ff .fm an mes, 1554213 wig, LAS, r if ., 7 1 55