East High School - Wa Wa Ta Yearbook (Superior, WI)

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5b. ?KMV2 . A. ' . Jr: 22 ,1 fr, f . A r sz a 435.14g; 17.55 Maxi; Why 44:7 .46 22$ $44.52 ', 2 ' 26 2' Affyfwif j 5 away 143, Hill, Gordon--Gor y j Prom. S. Club. Senior Secretary. In stature he looks down on us, but in spirit never. Hendricks, Delores-Polly French Club. We Wa Ta, Prom Committee. I am to live but once and I I'm tend to enjoy it? Johnson. Beatricv-Bea A girl with such a smile is a girl worth while. Jackson. Iame551im Band. Student Council. The ground is his floor. the sky is his roof. Johnson, Marjorie5Marge Boosters, Home EC, Science Club A true friend is forever 3 friend. Johnson. Iayilake till! Oh, prairie mothear, I LaFore, Barbara-Bee Jay Polyphonicv French. Wa Wa Tav Prom Committee. Keys. Nothing gets her down. Maas, Helen-JVIa Boosters, Home Ec., Latin. Student Council, Wayzgoose. W3 W3 Ta. A sudden thought strikes me. Let us swear an eternal friend- ship. Kottman, Roger5-K tty S. Club. Science. Stud C cil. Senior Vice President Lolst Genius. 0,9' l V 1Y 'ic. S. Clu wegentlemei$efer Machones, Rose Mary5Mert Home EL, Wa Wa Ta. Friends may come and friends may go, but she'll stand by for- ever.

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Dolson, Esma Quiet, reserved and shy, but she'll certainly get by. Englebretson, Dorothinookie Polyphonic, Keys, French Club. From Committee. VVa Wa Ta. Women are wiser than men, they know less and understand more. Fonger. Joanne -Io Polyphonic, Leaders. Cheerleaders. VVa Wa Ta. Keys. Shes little, but so is a stick of dynamite. Frisbie, JacquelynArIaclje Polyphonic, Leaders, Keys, Wa VVa Ta. Really and truly, Tue nothing to wear. Gerbozy, EvelynAEuy Polyphonic. Wa Wa Ta. When she comes into the room. there is anything but glooznf Harnstrom, Jeanne Polyphonic, Boosters, French Club, Wa VVa Tae She's pretty to walk with and witty to talk with. I awoke one morning and found myself famous. GranfOTs, William-eBill Vlsual Aid. 1 am the very slave oPcircumu stances. Gustafson. Roberthusty Band, Prom Chairman. When I rest, I rust. Hagen, LawrencehBuzzy Troubadours, Wa Wa Ta. Polyphonic. Ah, the endearing elegance of female friendship. Hart, Howard-Heart Polyphonic, Troubadours, Speech Club. A smile for every boy, and two for every girl. Hennessy, MichaeleMike Wa Wa Ta, Polyphonic, S. Club. Troubadours, Prom, Visual Aid. I'd rather hug a basketball than any girl I know. I W 0, ll? . - g .. e 65? ???an

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Lundgren, Williame-Bill Wa Wa Ta. Senior President. Id rather be right than be presi- dent. Miller, Audrey A smile so gay is welcome any day. Milock, Esther Boosters. Home EL, Wa Wa Ta, Keys. Polyphonic. Prom Committee. It's nice to be natural, when youhre naturally nice. Mackie, RoberteBob th'm as sober as a judge. Moore, ClaudetteeKitten French Clubv Wa Wa Ta. She's ready for a time that's gay, so let it come when ehre it may. Polyphonic. S. Club, French Wa Wa Ta. Troubadours. Sing and I'll sing with you, Study and you'll study alone. I! 'xr 4L0 w 7 f2 '7 Nordness, Sbe'ftlg-Bhgb. Poly nic. I No; ' e qhe like him is found, Morton, Veldarimgtubby Good sense, common sense but always room for nonsense. Munnings, Clarise--Clare Prom Committee, Selence, Boosters, VVa VVa Ta, Polyphonic You always know her in the hall because she has a smile f0 II. Palmer, IameSeDimples Polyphonic. S. Club, Wa Wa Tas You cant hold a good Irishman down. Parenteau, Geraldelerry The world's no better if we wor- ry. Lifehs no better if we hur- ry.