Berne French Township High School - Our Yesterdays Yearbook (Berne, IN)

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PAT DIEHL — As feminine as silk and lace, a true lady with a lot of grace. KAREN DUSTMAN— More than others does she laugh; of our giggling she does half. RUTH FIREOVED— The biggest prizes are often found in the smallest packages. DAVE FLUECKIGER— Wit, Why do I have to do this? ' wisdom. — and KEITH FOX — Work is work and must be done; nevertheless I ' ll have my fun. KAREN GERBER— A wonderful girl with that certain glow that makes her extra nice to know. LARRY GERBER — It must be right, I got it out of a book. MARSHA GRABER— If at first you don ' t mc- ceed, quit before you make a fool of yourself. 28

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KEN BIBERSTEIN— He could be better if he would, but it ' s awfully lonesome be- ing good. NANCY BREHM— It ' s nice to be natural when you are naturally nice. CAROL BREWSTER— She hides her mischievous nature under an angelic smile. KINSEY BROOKS— I pre- fer blondes, brunettes, and red- heads. MARY KAY BURKE— The list of her virtues would fill a book. ROBERT CHILCOTE— I ' m not lazy, I ' m just in love with rest. BARBARA CLARK — Beauty is its owi. excuse for being. NANCY CLEM— Still waters run deep.l 27

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GARY HABEGGER— ■Til try anything once and most things twice. JANET HANNI — Always in town, always around. JOAN HANNI— Fair or dark, short or tall, she sets a trap to get boys all. NORMA HILL— Faithful, true, dependable, too. KAREN LAUTZENHEISER — - A bright, gay little elf. GEORGE LEHMAN— He thinks before he speaks, so he has to do a lot of think- ing. GREGG LEHMAN— Over MARJORIE LEHMAN— A him the girls have fought, but quiet girl with a friendly his heart ' s already caught. smile, the kind who ' ll go a second mile. 3 ' '