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

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RUSCH, GERMAINE When I get the riqht answer I think it's sublime, Cause I usually get correct answers at the incorrect time. SALMANN, SYLVIA Not a stranger any place Because of her friendliness and QIGCG. NDBERG, CARL A tall, tall man, some six feet four: When he enters class he ducks for the door. SCHARDT, IONE 'Q 'Ani Competing with her we all are sunk, ,M shes the thinkinqest thinker what ever thunk. SCI-IILLEMAN, IOYCE Our memory of her will fade never, For a thinq of beauty's a joy forever. SCHIRMER EVELYN ROUMAN DOLLY , 1 . To Detroit to school I want to Legsirgup school' Gsslgnmems an 0 ' My Bill is there-Did you not TTS daykis much too fine know? -R, or wor .

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PLAUTZ, CHESTER Is there anything that you wish done? If so, call Chester, and he'll come. PLAUTZ, EDWARD Morning, ah, morning-l'd give you the cup: 'Tis the time to study, but I never get up. PRASALOWICZ, FLORENCE Cheery ever, solemn, no, She's the girl you like to know. PRASALOWICZ, MARGARET She works in study hall from the start, Perhaps that's why she is so smart. PREBOSKI, EUGENE Another Preboskig just call him Pete, There is no foe he's afraid to meet. REBOSKI, LILLIAN You'll like her if you get acquainted .9 She's not as quiet as she's painted. PREBOSKI, WARREN A practical joker is I-latty Sometimes he drives you batty PRICE, ARTHUR Oh, I think school Would be all right, If all you did Was sit and Writef PRIEBE, GERTRUDE I'll never get into a r 'Cause a merry caper I can cut QUADE, IEAN Or light or dark, or short or tall, Sheusets a trap to snare them a . RANDL, AGNES That classes aren't longer makes me weep: The bell breaks in upon my sleep. RATH, LUCIAN Wavy hair, and a smile so sweet, That combination can't be beat

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SCI-ILESSER, IRENE For brevity is very good, Especially when we're under- stood. SCHLEINZ, MARIORIE You'd never find her, she's so small, But her eyes are bright as leaves in fall. SCI-IMIDT, SHIRLEY If Shirly Schmidt had her choice, She'd never, never use her voice. SCHMIEGE, ROLAND When I'm through, l'll have lung N. Y. A., here I come. SCHMUTZER, GEORGE Good natured as the day is long. SCHOENFELDT, FLOYD I would truly swear by the heavens above: I really ain't joshin-this time ii's love. Tiff 2 'Q Cgt .1 - 1 l 'f' I A N!- L-4 It SCHRAML, DOROTHY Where iOy and duty clash, I-ef dUfY qo to smash. SCHROEDER, AUDREY She's a beauty, fine and sweet, She's got the fellows at her feet. SCI-IROEPFER, IUNE A movie queen she'd ought to be, A sweeter girl you'll seldom see. SCHROEPFER, MARIORIE Isn't it fun to be alive? SCHULTZ, EUGENE A smile, a hello. A wave of his hand. When he-'s not busy playing The saw in the band. SWEITZER, ELEANOR She's one to be heard and also seen, This one-time county dairy queen.