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

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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.

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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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THOMAE, ROBERT He does his work as well as he can, He-'s an honest, quiet gentleman. THOMPSON, RUTH Lovely manners she always shows, She's dignified whereever she goes. TOOLEY, IEANETTE Her disposition is always iinep Her work is done and in on time. TRENHAILE, BOB When the car breaks down And you're in despair, Get Bob to fix it If he's around anywhere. RUNTZ, EVELYN Never a dull moment if you sit Near this giggly, gigglewit. TUMA, CHARLES Slow and sure has been my pace, Remember the tortoise won zhe race! S2 52-,G 'T 7' TURNER, NEAL Studies are fine on some occasions, But they don't interfere with my education. VALENTINE, DELORES To excell has been her aim, Quite as sweet as is her name VAN DERA, MARVIN The way they fight over me makes me sigh, 'Tis a dull, dull, life for Clark Gable and I. VERGUTZ, HELEN If we'd all work as hard as she, What super students we would be. VERHASSELT, ANGELINE As a friend, no one can beat her As sweet as sugar if not sweeter. VITOUS, VIOLA A friend to all, of every sort, Considered by all as a good sport.