Camden Frontier High School - Redskin Yearbook (Camden, MI)

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THOMAS CLIFTON MOHR MARY ANN PEREGO IUDITH ANN RADER One man's word is no word at Still Wafer WHS deeP- I'm not crazy - it's just the rest all. We should hear both sides. of the world. Ji' ' ROBERT M. RAWLINS Why do today what can be done tomorrow? DAVID A, REICHHARDT PHILLIP D, SEELY ALLAN I. SHIFFLER women are for the birds! Peep- Let's work together. You do Why should the devil have all peep. the work. the good times? Wiivsi

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Sl-IEILA KAY JOICE JUDITH SHARON KAST ANNA MARIE LANGE New ideas make life more in- Just give me a hint of what it's If men interfere with work, give teresting. all about. up work, ' 2 ' X? 'f' A Af? O, O mx 0 N g l ee.-'E E T.-2 ' A-- , 1' X LLOYD B. LASHAWAY Hold the bell, I'm coming, JUDY A. LONG TED MALONE JON MARIE MOHR She looks like an angel, but who Take ir easy and live longer, A man is always better than a can tell what an Angel will do. book.

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Y LOREEN MARIE SHONK Either I will find a way or I will make one. JUSTINE SMITH She's small, but so is a keg of dynamite. Ci-,,..,? ROBERT E, TRUEMAN Wit and wisdom are born in a man. v.1,1.f .Aj DONALD H, SWAGER Tomorrow is just another day , 'N il ,pi ,vt z 9 X - R HJ! A in 0,05 X i l ,. -x X na. E ,f JUDY KAY TUCKER JERRY A. WEBB CHARLOTTE A. WEBSTER Sigh no more boys, I'm here! All great men are dead and I A woman's heart, like the moon don't feel so well myself. is always changing, but there 's always a man in it.