Madsen, Jack

"He fears the wiles of maidens' smiles- or does he?"

Maine, Nancy (Anderson)

"Knowledge is power."

Malliett, Sylvia Elizabeth (Ray)

"Quiet and sweet, without conceit."

Matthews, Alice Elizabeth " Libby" (Benson)

"She's beautiful and therefore to be wooed."

McCumber, Arlene (Marston)

"A maiden wooed and won."

Meister, Bernard (Deceased Feb. 14, 1970)

His only labor is to kill time."

Mero, John

"He surest strikes that smiling gives the blow."

Moore, Janice (Babcock)

"To the horizon she looks, for the future she plans."

Nelson, Martha (Solomon)

"Cheerfulness is the background of all good talk."

Nyuli, John

"Oh where can I find a place where the women won't chase me."

Opitz, Helen (Burtner)

"Her company is well worth while."

Parks, Marilyn (Thorne)

Pehrson, DaLynn (Baldwin)

"Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow we go to school."

Perry, Bill

"A man, he seems, of cheerful yesterday and confident tomorrow."

Peterson, Barbara (Behan)

Peterson, Carol (Johnson)

"Delightful to know and pleasant to talk to."

Peterson, George Jr.

"I must be myself and no one is to change me."

Peterson, Karolyn (Roshaven) (Deceased 30 Jan 1986)

"She looks like an angel, she acts like an angel, but you never can tell what an angel will do."

Porter, Marie (Morton)

"Quiet persons are welcome everywhere."

Purdy, Harry

"The play's the thing."