Brodhead High School - Red B Yearbook (Brodhead, WI)

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Donald Amundson- Donny -Don't hurry me. When I'm done it will be right. Delores Anderson- Carol -Nice things come in small packages. John Badertscher- Jake -Nothing could ever bother him. Phyllis Bouton- Phyllis -To have a friend is to be a friend, Karen Brandenburg- Karen -A good friend and a good student. Sara Conway- Sara -A pleasant smile for all. Kenneth Curless- Ken -Life is what you make it. James Deppeler- Jim -I-Ie's a friend you'll always have, Robert Dorr- Bobby -Trains, fixing lockers, and laughing, that's how you know Bobb . David Elmer5i David -He'll make a good farmer sometday. Nancy Foss- Nancy -She makes friends in her own quiet way. Ernest Frie- Ernie -The world was made for fun. Bill Hahn- Bill -I go to school to et the general idea of things. Bonnie Hawkins- Bonnie -True togher work, her school, and her friends. Marvin Huffman- Marvin -What's the sense of doing all that work? Annebelle Jaggi- Annabelle -Often does she burn the midnight oil, but sad to say 'tis not for toil, Nanc Jones- Nancy -She's a perfect lady. Ronalld Jones- Ronnie -He may be small, but it really isn't size that counts. Ronald Jorgenson- Ronny -A guy with a smile for everyone. Richard Kneubuehl- Dick -A man of silence is a man of sense. Elzie Laupe Jr. - Elzie -Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Dale Lee- Dale -Some of those freshman girls are very interesting. Virgini Lee- Virginia -Pep and personality. Daniel ifIcCool- Danny -Not as shy as he acts. Martha Markee- Martha -I like to be where we have the most fun. John Maurer- John -Let's all be merry, for tomorrow we may die. Edwin Meichtry- Ed -A better friend you'll never have. Janice Meythaler- Janice -Should life be all school work? Dorothy Miller- Dorothy -Nature designed us to be of good cheer. J Patricia Moore- Pat -A very quiet goodness in her. R Clifford Neidermeier- Clifford -Don't let education interfere with fun, 1 Patricia Neidermeier- Pat -A -sweet disposition goes a long way. 1 Roy Neidermeier- Roy -He's always read with a smile. Patricia Noonan- Pat -Her head holds botii brains and wit. J Allen Olson- Allen -Never in a hurry but always gets there. Dennie Olson- Danny -When I grow up ---------- Don Olson- Don -W y be timid and shy, especially around the girls, Janice Olson- Janice -She's very quiet, sometimes. David Organ- David -A welcome addition to our class. t Gary Petersen- Gary -A big grin and a word for everyone. Judith Putney- Judy -Why are our eyes always wandering to those Junior rows ? Wayne Richards- Wayne -Football, baseball, 'and basketballg he plays them all. Gary Ringen- Gary -A good disposition is more valuable than gold. J Barbara Runte- Barbara -Quiet, but very nice. Sara Schultz- Sally -She's full of fun and sometimes even mischief. Marlene Schwartz- Marlene -All blondes aren't shy. Dirk Sveom- Dirk -Only time will tell with this boy. Gloria Swenson- Gloria -She's tall and slim. Darlene Trezek-'!Darlene -She's awfully quiet before you get to know her. J Georxgle Trezek- Geogge'F-What's the use of worrying? It never was worth while. J Ann' heeler- Ann - er trademark is an extravagent giggle. P Gary Williams- Gary -You only have your youth once. Carol Wismer- Carol -The quiet lass of our class. 3 Bruce Young- Tootie -Wherever there's fun there's Tootie. g Marjorie Zi tener- Marjorie -The quiet unselfish manner that makes her friend Karen Zimmerli- Karen -We're proud of our freshman cheerleader. Jeanne Zuhlke- Jeanne -Work is not her past time. X IB

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