Badger High School - Le Blaireau Yearbook (Lake Geneva, WI)

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eniol- James Mlartin Skinner Silence is ia still noise, Joan Marie Stardy Blessed are they who run around in 'circles for they shall be known as big wheels. Shirley Jean Statler t'I'l1 never tell . . . I s'pose! li is Charigs Thomas Anthony V LSibhk e Time out l . l L. -,, , Vg N 1. I 'H fy V Page 32 ,V i' X Kofi? Margaret Kathryn Smith Here's to Freshmen-sh and tall, Good 'Luck to -1 land all, Judy Kay Starkey Her manner is quiet l don't judge 'her by it. Melva Lee Swance You can hear her befl you can see her. Arthur Marvin Targo Work fascinates me, I c sit and Watch it for hou

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V JM, ., ii lam Dtyipifbgchgffziff l 'r' K F Wfse nisay-f-'nothing met Mae Schatzman Time Wasted is existenceg time used is life, lomas Carl Schinke Remember, wc only pass this Way but once, Cthat goes without sayin'J I-1 ., , idvangerjtldftizmes, 15, iif' h X lj 1 'U' A 11 1 fb fl. if M ff f K 11' Rf if , w, f ' fw 'inifred Theaidore Schultz Be silent land safe-silence never betrays you, Page 31 Senior V Robin Michael Schick Beware lest you lose the substance by grasping at the shadow W , C If M All., QU 1 N y M ., y X 1 J fi y ' , I M' A' M 4 Nornihnljosephl Schreiner J r easuref po'.verfx1kXG an all fear Gfgthe pe'n5l1.y.X ff, 'L 9 l Jean Todd Shumway You can't imagine how tmuch intelligence it takes never to be ridiculous, i , ' ,X ln xy' . Carol Almisieasclllpg if Xu, , 2 3 1 Q A V Good,to belmerry angjlxvVis'e.W ,N V' x .4 lv vb

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uzanne Utter To make up one's mind is easyg but it is harder not to change one's mind, iiana Lynn Utter 5 Shels not a rule breaker- just ia .mischief maker, Rosemary Yfalfra it , , ' ' ei Mu I n I'llka,tii1eness ' prodiutes ff-57 1 ,nlaany disasters. Ji ,iq J' i i 1 5,1 hfrley Joycewegner ,I It's Geasier said than done. wi, Q 1 I NV .iv ,J . I l Senior Gary Leo VanTassell ' I'm not conceited, I'm just better than I think I am. Lester Laurence Warfel All that I've learned live forgotten, and all that I ' know I've guess-ed, Nickolas Wayne Weil Never is there pleasure gained where there is no pleasure taken. James Deighton West The most completely lost of all days is that on which one has not laughed. Page 33