Plainview High School - Pirate Treasure Yearbook (Plainview, NE)

Page 27 text:

CLASS ROLL Marilyn Alexander--I'm just a little gal, but I've got brains, too. Raymond Bendig-I never say anything, so they can't get anything on me, Keith Bessmer-The world knows but two- Shakespeare and me. Orville Blunck-I'm the boy with the bashful smile, Janis Bohleqlf you see me quiet and sad, call the doctor, Betty Bollen-Looking for the charming belle of the class, that's me. Jim Bossard-A convertible, a girl, what more do I need? LeRoy Buchholz-Yippee! I'm just another cow-poke, Loretta Buchholz-Sincerity is my motto, Jean Carrell--I'll just give a big smile to everyone. Yvonne Christiansen-I've made the class a better one. LeRoy Dean-I may be timid and shy but do you want to polka? Marvin Doerr-Red Buicks are my weakness, Norma Downs-I'm a little classy, a little witty, a little cheery and a little sweet--another like me would sure be hard to beat. Marvin Elwood-I'll get by as long as I can dodge the teachers, Bill Frost-Beware! I'm the flirty guy of the class, Elaine Fulton-What I can't think of nobody can. Janet Gates-I lead the hometown band, an honor like that is really grand. Jim Gentzler-Clowning makes me popular, Sharon Gnewuch-I'll smile my way to fame. Charles Goetzinger-I'm the big hot-shot, girls. Marilyn Hanefeldt-A's, poise and personal- ity plus are all 'my mottoes, Raedith Haskins-I'll sing and play to make my way, Doris Hetrick-I have what I want fa dia- mondl and I'll keep it. Don Hoffart-I'll let Lou Gehrig have the fame till I get there, Nivia11 Hornick-I'm just one of the gang, Leota Horst- Yes, sure I'll go . Who is this? Eldon Johansen--If you want mischief and more, just knock on my door, Delores Kieckhafer-I'm a loyal companion and an excellent friend, Mary Ann Kuhl-I may be little, I may be wise, but I sure get around for my size, Janice Larsen-I'll never be sad as long as I'm playing those black and white keys. Glen Lerum-Whistle, girls, I'll be there. Arlene Miller-The class is not complete without me, Barbara Millnitz-If you're seeking talent, I'm your girl. Myron Pilger-VVhat Jimmy Morgan is with a. guitar, I am with an accordion, 'Thelma Remmen-I'm the true blonde of the class, but I'm not one of the dizzy blondes. Carol Renter-Am I quiet? Yes, when I sleep. Mary Ellen Schultze-I pass like a pleasant thought. Robert Schumacher-I'm just a, good scout. Leona Senseney-I may not talk much but I think a lot, Allan Shermer-Few fellas are better liked -than me. Melvyn Shoemaker-I would have done it if that teacher hadn't been watching me. Alyce Smith-I'm little enough to be looked over but not overlooked, LaVonne Stutheit-They say I've got a smile that laps over and buttons in the back, Marlene Synovec-If you don't know me yet, let's get acquainted, Carrolyn Thayer--I'm a friend to everyone, Kay Thomas-Pleasant, pretty and popular. Gailyn 'Thomsen-Most great men are dead or dying, and I don't feel well myself, Joyce Tift-Being ready, reliable and' cheer- ful is my motto, Erma Vinson-I haven't a worry in the world, Edna Wacker-Marks, not men, are my aim. Beverly Weber-I'm a link of gold in the chain of life. Gary Weber-They say I was never caught studying, Delores Wostrel--I'll always do my duty no matter what the task. Daymon Young--I-f my wits were wisdom- ye gads! I'd be another Solomon! I