Monticello High School - Panther Yearbook (Monticello, IA)

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SENIORS if BILL MCDONOUCHH The more I study, the more I discover my ignorance. LAURA REUTER-- She's not a ruby, she's not a pearl, she's just a nice all- round girl. BARBARA NORRIS - - A smlle IS a trad 9 mark of a happy soul. BILL MITCHELL I only hope I don t have to walk to suc cess DICK MEIER He doesn 't break the rules he just bends them a I1t'tIe JANET PRULL Blushes may come MARY PIERCE-- A smile goes a long way farther than speed. in 5 and blushes ma ' 0 I S 1 but freckles stay on forever. 'F Q BOB MFIER- I don't mind studying but I don't like to tell the teachers all I know.

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JUDY McDONAl.D-- By her singing, ye shall know her. .,. SENIORS JIM HOLMES-- I agree with no man's opinions, I have some of my own. MARY MARTIN- - There are some si- lent people who are more interesting than the best talkers. DUANE KEEGAN- He thinks there are only two kinds of people. Those who are Democrats and those who wish they were. MARILYN NELSON - - The mice will play while the cat is away. JIM MAURICE- Late hours aren't good for one, but they're all right for two. GERALDINE MOATS - - The most fun I have in school is when I'm not there. e if 3, 1 RON LONG-- Only three great men are living. I am one, and I for- get the other two.

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JEFF PODHASKI- All the world is a stage and l'm doing my part by acting up. if-gf '93 'E' T LUELLA RICKLEFS- Life is 1025 what you make it and vlffo how you take ll. JANICE SCHNEIDER It's just the little things I forget. GARY RlENlETS-- A woman hater--he hates to leave them. GEORGE PONDER-- How do you expect me to sleep when you recite so loud? JOYCE SCHOENBECK An all round girl not very tall earnest in work, and friendly to all CAROL SACKETT-- She is little, she's not shy, and there is mischief in her eye. KEN SCHA'l'Z-- Why should the devil have all the fun? CLASS OF '59