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

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Sl-IEBUSKI, MAE The DGDDGY-Upper of every classy Humor for her is just no task. SEIS, DONALD What have I got that makes them tall? Dogs and cats and girls and all. SIKORA, IOHN I have a car, lt's not so new, But show me a road I can't go through. SIMON, CAROLINE She's not simple, although she's a Simon. SIMON, EUGENE lt may sound fishy lt may sound high, But if Eugene told it It is no lie. SIMONS, PAUL Here's a fellow Who's so fast and spry That trying to catch him Is like chasing ct fly. if SIMONS, RUTH She's in the hall from 3:10 on, lust waiting for her own Don Iuan. SINGER, VIRGINIA We seldom hear her through the day: She never has a lot to say. SKLENAR, IULIUS A career for this lad? A salesman he'll become, For he took speech this year And can now talk on the run. SMETANA, EDWARD He always works when there's work to do: He never plays until he's through. SOMAN, EILEEN Never affected: always the same: A true sportsman in this life's game. SPERL, HENRY The students who know him All call him Frog, As to why they do it, We're still in a fog.

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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.

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SPERL, IOSEPHINE If you insist on saying l'm daft, Ill come no more to make you laugh. SPYCHALLA, REGINA Though sometimes shy, she's often gay: The violin she loves to play. STECKBAURER, C El thg I1 i I1 Q Never a worry, never a care, -A-1WCIYS happy, this maid so fair. STEINFEST, IEANETTE G. A. A.-she's swell at that: A She swings a wicked baseball bat. STE. GERMAINE, MARGE One nice girl, never snooty: She's a pal, this black-eyed beauty. STONE, IACK I believe in staying single And making them all happy Rather than going steady And making one miserable. STRANDBERG, ROBERT A swell fella with an electric personality: An individual with individual ity. STRASSER, IACK We've all heard this fellow Play in the German band, And when he gets through swinging He always gets a hand. STRUBE, IRMA A smile that beams just like the sun: Iust being happy is lots of fun. TATRO, DAN I'm always doing My level best: With that on my mind How can l rest? TATRO, EILEEN Thou that was ever fair and never proud Had tongue at will and Yet was never loud. TESKE, L u VERNE He stars on the field Or out on the floor: Has a good personality Never's a bore.