Antigo High School - Hi Light Yearbook (Antigo, WI)

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McARTHUR, ROSEMARY G-ee! is she clever! We hear everyone say: Of course she wears green On St. Patricks Day. MCCANN, BETTY She was our prom queen, fine and sweet, A heart and smile that cant be beat. MCGRATH, LAURETTA No king should she e'er fear to face: This possessor of gentle, sovereign grace. MCIVER, BETTE A lot of fun this lovely lass With many pals in every class. MCKINNEY, ARTHUR I have two worries: my hair is one: The other's to get my shaving done. MCNAMARA, GERALDINE Drink to her, toast her, your baners unfurlg Here's to our peppiest senior girl. -2 I ,vs f Q -J 7 'M 'Q ., 5 if 16 is-Q Q MERTENS, JAMES When it comes to polishing He can't be beat: Do you get the idea? Look at your feet. METTLER, ROY Better than girls or even ice cream, l like playing on my homeroom team. MOI-IR, IEAN Little dabs of powder, little specks of paint, Make my little freckles look as if they ain't. MORGAN, HM l'm not very tall, but why worry, Neither was Napoleon. NARLOW, EUNICE Liked by all the high school folks, She does crack the cutest iokes. NESS, NOMA Schoolwork is a lot of fun, Especially when it isn't done.

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KUSS, MARGARET Durinq classes she doesn't pine But 'she thinks wavy hair is too divine. LAABS, DOROTHY Our pride and joy, this lovely lass: Lots of pep and lots of class. LADWIG, WILHELMINA My noise won't shake you from the earth: Let my deeds be witness of my worth. LANE, IOSEPH 1, He does no talking, PY He isn't teachers pet But he can write exams well And that's what counts, you bet. LANG, ROBERT Shall I wasting in despair Die because a woman's fair? ' LARSON, DONALD I always hate to talk to girls And when I do I blush, V The only remedy I find Z Is to pass them in a rush. LOOS, EDNA When it comes to work, you will see I am as able and fit as thee. LUKOVVICZ, THOMAS The qals for him all make a dash: We all agree he's quite a flash MADER, SHIRLEY Tears, idle tears. I know them not: I've too much fun for all that rot. MARX, BOB I-Iarpo with his brain should reap, But he would much, much rather sleep. . A4- ,,, LDA, 1-M J 1- 41 If' ' I ' ,... , ,.. ,I f ' -1' K , , J. ., Q, x, , -,O-,' fc,.!,x MATTMILLER, HAROLD When I tall, I go a long way. MATUSZEWSKI, VERNA Lots of comrades: enemies none: She's quiet, shy, but lots of fun.

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NIMTZ, HARRIET She makes her fellow students moan, --.wpf When she swings it on her Q' baritone. NIMTZ, IANE Never 'mad -here's our solution: She has a blessed disposition. OLESEN, ORA Always greets you with a smile: A friend that's really worth your while. Ip K PAAK, CARL ', Have you seen Carl M-' Do work that's tree hand? An artist in the making ls this young man. A K PAGEL, AGNES She's always nice: she's al- ways good: She speaks and acts iust as she should. is 'flrff PAGEL, EDWARD 1 , Though on his fiddle he's no ', 3 ty f an Kreisler greatg ' V A li. Give him time-fame s his fate. My -5-ag ' PARILEK, ROSE I How she studies and recites, Gives us flunkers forty friql'1iS- PEPPER, CHARLES To hear his name would tempt a cough But tc this lad your hat you'll off. PETERLICK, NORBERT lt was a tloat that won him fame: Remember the last homecoming game? PETERS, DOROTHY Lots of pep, lots ot fun: A smile that's brighter than the sun. PETSKA, ARLEEN Eyes of blue Sweet and true. PILLER, lOl-lN We've followed him through thick and thin: His duty was to raise a din.