Argyle High School - Treasured Echoes Yearbook (Argyle, WI)

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Our Friendship Every day of our friendship is as exciting as the first rays of a new dawn Time may pass and space may separate us, but distance cannot alter feelings and trust between true friends who realize that the same sun shines on us all and the same common bond is felt in the heart. As our friendship grows and days become years, we will look at our friendship as a priceless gift given to our yesterdays and waiting for our tomorrows. — Laine Parsons

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CLASS PROPHESY John Amorose will still be trying to decide whether or not “the feeling is right.” Randy Berg will still be trying to be on time for Family Living class. Scott Bredeson and Abby will be farming. Lucia Brown will be using her personal experience of taping ankles while being trainer for U.W. Madison football team. Scott Canon will be driving truck and enjoying the good life out of school. David Dammen will still be trying to get his divorce from Lori Peterson. Randy DeNure and the “Lilly Pad” will be cruising the streets of Argyle. Jon Espenscheid will be rich and famous because of his great personality. Bob Flannery will be president of the A M P.I. Hans Hanson will be broadcasting on W25 on 101.5. Ginny Hanson will still be telling Mrs. Discher off. Tom Hartwig will still be running into the ditches with the Duster. Ed Hauser will be a State Trooper in the state of Wisconsin. Jamie Hensley will still be working for Dave Voegli. Jim Holmes will still be working on becoming a saint. Jim Holte will still be trying to find something he doesn’t think he’s good at. Ann Johnson will still be walking into Wahls. Krystal Johnson will be running B M Bar. Kris Krebs will still be grounded. Dennis Lancaster and his wife will own a 20,000 acre sheep farm out in Wyoming. Bob Makos will be driving a truck and chasing women. Randy McCoy will be paying child support. Brian McDonald will still be trying to purchase a Corvette. Mary McNett will be drawing cartoons for the comics in the State Journal. Jay Meyer will still be taking a side road off Highway 81. Vicki Moen will still be saying things that just don’t make sense. Roger Olson will still be playing around with the computer. Crystal Penniston will be a firewoman in Elgin, Illinois. Lori Peterson will being playing her French horn at the POPs. Renee Saalsaa will still be traveling to Platteville for her “night life.” Pam Steiner will still be waiting for her sailor to come home. Jana Stephens will still be riding around in a blue Challenger. Randy Swingen will still be trying to talk straight. Lonnie VanDusen will still be sitting in Mr. Holte’s office for being late for school. Margaret Wilhelmson will have the world’s record for speeding tickets. Peggy Winsberg will still be working on Algebra I when Mr Bell is trying to teach her calculus. Mary Wyttenbach will be directing a Broadway musical in which Mike will star.

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