Beaver Dam High School - Beaver Log Yearbook (Beaver Dam, WI)

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JUDITH JONES IIJ-udyll 1430 on your radio dial. MARY ANN JUSTMAN Jesse I always like school-the vacation part of it. PATRICIA KATZEMEYER llpat-ll A girl with brains and ambition, topped off with a grand disposi- tion. Ss? if The Musical Homecoming Was Well Worth Mention. ROBERT KIRCHOFF llBobl' I came to school to learn, but look what happened. ROBERT KOLITZ IlBoblI He's a hunter, the kind with a li- cense. DONALD KOSTOLNY IUDOUH Why am I so irrestible? 9'- Mix' :, . V g O W 5' f xx 724: MARLENE KEII. Marlene A shy Miss-sometimes. DONNA KENNEDY K-K-K-Kennedy Au that know this little lass, know she's nice and has a lot of class. DOULGAS KESTER llnougll Silence is one of the great arts conversation. of '2 SL

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SANDRA HENDERSON llsandyll We know her by her joyous air, her bright blue eyes, her dark black hair. KAREN HOVE Karen I think we should have men as a required subject. BETTY HUNDT nBettyn Our Miss Secretary. GERAID HANNAH nJen.yu Never give up without a good ar- gument. 431 MARY JO HELFERT n-Ioeyu ...fp All I know is what I read in the newspaper. ARTHUR HENDERSON HAI-tl! Come up and see my etchings. The First Place Beavers Claimed Our Attention RONALD HUF? Ronnie An innocent face-but you never can tell. DAVID HUSSLI llDavell The mighty man of wrestling. MARILYN HYLAND uvMari1ynlt This ready smile has a talent be- hind it.

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UD .4 II, NANCY LEA ll Nanlf All that's great and good, is done just by trying. KAREN LEISSES Karen She's little and she's wise, she's a terror for her size. GERALD LINDE Iltlerryll Some folks think he's mighty shy, but they don't know him-thats why! LORETTA ICRANZ Loretta A cheerful lass, full of fun, she's always nice to everyone. LORRAINE KUENZI I.a.rraine Pleasant is she, and full of the dickens. BETTY KUIPER llKoOPerll I can live without poetry Of walk- ing, but who in the world can live without talking? Romanesque Was Our Prom Theme RODNEY LINDE Hot Rod He drives with his hands on the wheel, and his eyes on the side- walk. EARL LITTLE P1 llDuCkll So much man, so many opinions. ALLEN LUEDTKE llAuenll When on the farm, do as the far- mers, when in the city, do as you please.