Fulton High School - Talespin Yearbook (Middleton, MI)

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DENNIS SKRIBA Why trouble a perfectly good brain over a little matter like women? SHEILA STEAD A woman's hair is her glory. HENRY SULLIVAN It is easy to be brave at a safe distance! I8 IO SLEPR '7No success without labor. MARLENE STEWART When my studies get so deep, then I lay me down to sleep. SALLY SWANSON A live wire never gets stepped OD. ROSE MA RY SMIT H She's like all good women . . . has a temper of her own. TERYL STUDER It takes guys like Teryl to make the world a pleasant one. SHARON TIPTON School? What's that, some- thing you eat?

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WILLIAM PRIEST Up to sixteen a guy is a boy scout, after that he is girl scout. DAVID REHM Must I study? Oh, what a waste of time. SUSAN SATTLER Learn to live, and live to learn. EDMUN D REA UME I'm small, but I'm mighty. ROGER RYAN A quiet guy around FHS, but after 3:30 we'll take another guess. ROBERT SCHMID Why worry? It's so unneces- sary. THOMAS REDMAN Man's best possession is a lov- ing wife. ROBERT SALI I wish classes were ten min- utes long--five to come and five to go. DARLENE SEILER He who does not advance goes 1 backwards. l N I7 l l

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IENNIE TROUB 1 Judging by her jewelry her in- terests are elsewhere. JEMERY VANSICKLE A1l the wor1d's a stage, we being merely players upon it. ' ROXANN WARNER Life is but a rare PATTERN. MARJORIE TROUB There are signs that show she has found her one and only. SUE VANSICKLE An individualist is that Sue, A talent which is possessed by too few. LINDA WHITE An investment in knowledge pays the best interest. VICTOR UPTON A quiet guy, but quite a guy. THOMAS WALKER Quiet and studious and a friend to all. DENNIS WILLIAMS Men of few words are the best men. L I9