Kennedy High School - Noble Logue Yearbook (Babbitt, MN)

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Q96 is..--A 'Ni JACK HOLMSTROM - I'd like to look innocent, but I'm no angel. y g ig RICHARD HEIKKI LA - I'd like to do something great, i haven't yet but you just wail. VICKY HEBL - she is serious and quiet, but in a crowd she's a riot. MARY HO LM - a lovely girl with a kind heart, always ready to do her part. o DEBBIE HARDY - most of all, there is some living to be done, RON HENDRICKS - studies if he jakes a notion, but it's so much easier to makeja commotion. ALICE HEIKKILA - silence is a true friend who never betrays. RAY HAMLING - the pilgrims came across the sea, but what the deuce is that to me.

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JUDY KOPPERUD - worry not WA LTER KOLO - studies don't that no one knows you, but seek tempt me, but i can think of things to be worth knowing, that can. DAR LA KELLER - what would i do if i couIdn't laugh, GAIL JOKELA - a golden moon, a starry sky, a romantic tune in her eye. KATHY JACOBSON - life is short and so am ig but is sure don't let it pass me by, CHERYL KINGSLEY - why wor- ry, I've got my man. BOB KARI - a little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men, LYNN HUSEBY - if there is any- thing i don't know, I'd like to know what it is,

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MARY HAMLING - always ready and willing, TERI ESPEY - her voice is like the shadow of sound. PAT CYR - he isn't very big, but he's made of the right stuff. TED FLECK - to those who'd jail me, let them try, :im PX fn I mfefyp vv 45 in I 3, L ZFLQ j -,ff ,V ' ' 5 'f:ff'w4m,.J V Jin- 5.g3g,J gu I., zzfzwpf A 'gl' 1-ei s... ,K i... A ,-SQ RHONDA COOK - anything for the sake of confusion. STEVE FERRELL - why the teachers lose patience, BARB DIMICH - laugh and she'll laugh louder. CONNIE CLARK - full of pep, ambitious too, friendly, capable, ever true.