Aitkin High School - A Book Yearbook (Aitkin, MN)

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We NIONSON, HARVEY-Independent people make good bachelors. Class Off. 10, FB 10-12, Baseball 10-12, Letterma,n's C. L0-12. MORGAN, TERRY-In school he may seem quiet. but out of school he's a riot, FB 10, Wrest. 12, Track 10, 12, Leiter- man'S C. 10. NEXVSTROM, JOHN-One in ,a, mllllon a fellow like he, to the door of success he has the key. Class Off. 12, Sr. Class Play, Jr. Class Play, Band 10-12, A Book 12, Hi-Lite 10-12, Ed. Hi-Lite 11- 12, NHS 11-12, Stud. C. 11-12, Debate 11, FTA 12, lladrigal 12, Choir 10-12, Brass Sextet. NISTLER, KAREN- School's all right, she relates, but I can hardly wait to graduate. FHA 11-12, Hi-Lite 11-12, NOLLETTE, JOANN-It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. AV 10-12, FHA 10-12, Span. C. 11-12. OAKS, ROBERT - Somewhat quiet, somewhat shy, he'll get over it by and hy. Choir 10-12. NORGREN, GERALD-A nice guy with loads of spunk- FFA 10-12. OLSON, MARGARET-Always chatter- ing, always gay, friendly and witty throughout the day. Sr. class play, Jr. class play, A Book 12, FHA 10-12, Span. C, 11-12, Hi-Lite 11-12, FTA 11-12. PASELL, JUDY-Ill do anything once, and twice if I can get away with it. Choir 12, A Book 11, FHA 10-12, GAA OTTO, KATHERINE-High school days have their delights but they c.an't com- ,nare with high school nights. Choir 12, A Book 11-12, Hi-Lite 12, FTA 11-

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LARDY. LORRAINE-A portrait of in Bmence but W0 know better, FHA 11 LOREN-If I am studying come, Wake me up. C-hoir 10- 10-12, BB 10-12, Track 10. LARSON, PEGGY -- Cheerfulness is a. sunny ray of life. FHA 12. SHIRLEY-Full of pep, vigor 1 the lifrht on her future is not very Jr. Class Play, Speech Con. 10, Biand'10-12, FTA 11-12, Hi-Lite 10-12 1 MACGREGOR, ROBERT--Pray you use your freedom and, so far as you please, allow me mine. BB 10-11, Track 10-11. IJINGROTH, DANIEL-Well . , . Ah, You see it's this Way . . . AV 10-12, De-- hate 11-12, Science 10-12, Chess 12., MARSH, RICHARD-You can tell the kind of wheels he has in his-head by the Spokes that come out of his mouth. AV 10-12. V!'lal'18.g'8. QENNETH-A 'boy is, of :s, the most difficult t MEJDRICH, PAT-Nice to talk to, nice to see, she'1l get where she wants to be. Sr. class play, Band 10-12, Clarinet Trio 10-11, Choir 10-12, A Book 11-12, FTA 11-12, Science 10, Madrigal 11, Girls' Quart. 11, Girls' Trio 12, Mixed Quart. 12, Clarinet Quartette, Bottle Band. MCCOY, KENNETH-The hardest tum- ble a man can take is to fall over his own bluff. Sr. class play, Band 10-12, Wrest. 12, A Book 12, AV 10-11. NHS 11- 12, Debafte 10-12, Patrol 12, Science 11- 12, Chess 11, One Act Play 11-

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,xv 10-12, Patrol 10-12. PETERSEN, FRED-Not that I love study less, but that I love fun ITIOPB- PEARSON, ROGER-He's such a bash- ful boy, to tease him gives the girls much joy. Wrest. 12, Track 12, AV 10- 12. FFA 10-12, Patrol 10. f 2 PIERCE. SHARON-Sweet and attrac- tive, ready for fun, she has a smile for everyone. A Book 10-12, FHA 11-12, Span. C. 10-11, Hi-Lite 12. w -' 'ARREN-Chase me girls, QRTOEESREZ X23 10-12, BB 10-12, '1'rack ifj-12, Baseball 11-12, Letterman s C. l-12, Homecoming' KWH'- LINDA-Free from sorrow, care, with laughing eyes and hair. A Book 12, FHA 11- PATRICIA-She's got music and mischief on her play, Jr. class play, , Book 12, FHA 10-11, span. Hi-Lite 12, Debate 10. REEM, THEODORE - Brown eyles, nrown hair, the answer to 'a maiden's prayer. Band 10. PURANEN, .JAMEb-Thele is 5, twinkle in his eye, could mischief be the rea- son why FFA 10-11. RECKARD, JOHN41'm here even if l dou't tell anyone.