Cario High School - Redskin Yearbook (Cario, NE)

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TIMOTHY LAVERN FIELDER I wish I knew the good of wishing. I. Tim Fielder, will my industriousness to Marlin Quaring. JUDITH LYNN GREEN My idea of an agreeable person is a person who agrees with me. I, Judy Green, as one of the classified five, will my pleas- ing, well-liked personality and ability to get along well with others to Jolene Meyer since she can probably take over where I left off. ROBERTA LYNN HADENFELDT Distressful beauty melts each stander-by. ” I, Bobbi Hadenfeldt, will my school spirit and especially my voice to Karen Long for her use in Pep Club so she can save her own voice for whatever purposes she saves it. RONNIE EUGENE HARDER For a good dinner and a gentle wife I can afford to wait. I, Ron Harder, will my ability to steal my brother-in-law's car at noon hour to Dennis Harb in hopes that he will get both his picture and name in the next assembly program.

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SHIRLEY ANN ARGENT The only true language of love is a kiss. I, Shirley Argent, will my ability to bring an excuse to Marilyn Stutzman, who seems to be gone all the time, but never has an excuse. DENNIS BRUCE BAASCH One day this young man had an accident: He was struck with a thought. I, Dennis Baasch, will my ability to behave when I’m around girls to Clifford Jewell, in hopes that he will get to know the girls in Washington better. BRUCE ALAN BELLAMY I have a photographic memory. My brain is just like a negative -- all it needs is developing. I, Bruce Bellamy, will my road maps of Ravenna, Grand Is- land, Wood River, and Boelus to Wilbur Roberts. Let’s hope he has better luck than I did. PATRICIA LEA BRUHN Don’t worry about her future . . . it's insured! I, Pat Bruhn, will my ability to warm the bench in volley- ball for three years to Elizabeth Harb in hopes she gets to play at games as much as I did.

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RONALD G. HARGENS He seems to be quiet but don't judge by appearances. I, Ron Hargens, will my Blue Bomb. my fantastic ability to drive, and my knowledge of the tenderness of a car to Wilbur Roberts. TEDDIE HELZER I could marry any girl I please, but I don’t please any. I, Ted Helzer, if I had anything to leave behind, wouldn't leave it here, anyway. So forget it. CONNIE LYNN KIRK She hideth all in silence. I, Connie Kirk, will my ability to keep myself small and equally proportioned to Rose Schweitzer. FRED LEON KREWSON I seem, said I, to speak theatrically. I, Fred Krewson, will my ability to discover and carefully examine dead-end roads to the Driver's Ed class.