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

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HAROLD LOCKWOOD The sort of man who always hits the nail squarely on the thumb. SUSAN LYON All strictly business- monkey business. DONALD MARKHARDT d nothing in particular u did it very well. WAYNE LUEDTKE I want what I want when l want it. LOIS MACHKOVITZ. A1ways the same in sunshine or rain. ROBERT MAYBERRY He may take off just to flirt, but his steady he'1l never desert. MARY MASLOWSKI Her ambition is endless. DONALD MCEVOY A little lipstick now and then never hurt the best of men. MICHAEL MERSCH He 's got the line, all he needs is a hook. SENIORS. . . DOROTHY MAAS Everything is funny as long as it is happen- ing to someone else. CAROL MACKSAM You never can tell what those quiet girls will do.

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.,,. 4 f J AmG'P' I I JOHN KUZNIEWICZ I'd rather hug a football than any- thing else. ROSE MARIE LEHNER She's here! I can hear her giggle! cccepfed if and 4 ROBERT KRETSCHMER All I know is what I read in the papers. ALVIN KRUEGER Cheer upl The worst is yet to come. CAROL KURKOWSKI 'Quiet?' Yes, in school. as PATRICIA KUHNKE I might be better if I could, but it's very lonesome being good. Q- KAY LeCOUNT All that glitters is not goldg sometimes it is a diamond. BONNIE LENZ Take heed of still watersg the quick pass away. ff ,9 uf: LILA KURTZ Sometimes l'm quietg sometimes I'm shyg the rest of the time, oh myl CONNIE LEISTON Experience is knowing what not to do. PATRICIA LINEHAN Eyes of brown, hair of browng she likes a boy from out of town.

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'D labored and O 0 CAROL MILLER '-oh boy, be careful with those eyes! MARY ANN MILLER A maiden who loves dancing, .di L o f LYNN MESSER The dream of girls who want a quiet man. 'Kb-'UA 3 X- ..:'-J' A vt-ff 841 - r em y..5S.ff3vgt Q. si' DARLENE MOLZ A1l that l've learned l've forgotten and all that I know l've guessed. ALTHEA MUELLER Her thoughts are far away--where? ADRIAN MILLER They never call on me but I always know the answers. 1 K x .HP -viii? BILL MESSER I shall be like some treesgjshall die at the top. LAWRENCE MILLER vvllm not a musiciang I'm a whole brass band, -v MARY MINNIG A newly found friend. We wish she would have come earlier, TOM NEIS Have Nash-- will travel. DAVID MORRISSEY Leave it to him-- he'll find a way. -all 15'