Altoona High School - Headlight Yearbook (Altoona, WI)

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ZMOSe WSKS VMS DAVS Alumni basketball players Chuck Rasmussen and Dick Thurston are re- membered to this day. Embracing Bob Utberg, Mary Nash looked for s ' ard to an evening at the Senior Prom. Swim wear of Shirley Gerth was very appropriate and stylish in 1952. Fixing their old model A are Loren Walker and Eugene Oldfield. At the Chippewa Fair, Bob Thomp- son, Ron Babbitt, and fellow inmates posed for their picture. Time is precious. It is full of ever- lasting experiences. The class of 1974 now looks back on all their memorable years as students of Al- toona High School. There will al- ways be that longing to return to the classmates, the activities and the familiar surroundings of the school itself. But life goes on to bigger and better things. The graduates of 1974 have set their goals and are seeking to attain them. Some will set high goals, while others will settle for less. Every person is a unique indi- vidual with his own longings and preferences. Yet in the years to fol- low, the class of 1974 have their memories of high school to cherish. Many students before they graduated experienced the feeling of nostalgia within them. The kissing cousins, Donny Christ and Paula Nyre, both were two years old at the time.

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