Audubon High School - Wheeler Yearbook (Audubon, IA)

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1W Tk Phyllis Bollesen— Short and sweet and hard to beat. Ellen Petersen— Industry is the parent of success. Dalton Hansen— He's good looking and he's got talent. fzjb1 • Joan Summers— Thoughtful with expressive opinions of her own. xj Be verly Briggs— Music is well said to be the speech of angels. , Ardyth La Foy— I'll do what the majority wants. Ruth Nissen-- Y ouldn't she be surprised if she turned around and Harold wasn't there? Harold Heiken— By the cow's whiskers I'm the best looking half-wit you'll ever see. Doris Pardee— I'm getting revenge on this gum. Rebecca Oliver— If you think she's quiet, just get acquainted. Russell Petersen— There should be more hours for pleasure and fewer for work. Gloria Mae Petersen— They say she knows much she never tells. Mary Jo Andreasen— Anyone know a way to Guthrie? Bob Johansen— He's not a bad boy, he just takes care of Rus. Mary Jane Nasby— I don't want a pal, I want a Buddy. Charlene Olsen— My ambition is to be a modal housewife. Vincent Lumby-- Just like the stars, out every night. Irma Schmidt-- A quiet unassuming maid. Norma Larsen— I want what I want when I want it. Bill Eaton-- Don't try to shut me up you CAN'T. Aileen Larsen-- Neatness is a virtue. Cleta Belle Moreland-- Bill says I'll make a good farmers wife. John Kraft-- 'What I don't know no one does. Phyllis Phillips— One pound of learning requires ten pounds of common sense to apply. JoAnne Johnson— It is better to have loved and lost than not to have loved at all. Eill Jacobsen-- Gentlemen prefer blondes!1 Barbara Jone3— Dearest Barb, P.S. You're lovely. Doris Campbell— God bless the boys, I love them all. Glenn Byriel— There must be some hard work in him, none has core out