Faribault High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Faribault, MN)

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RUTHANN LEHMAN Behlnd those brulllant dark eyes Ines a brann too keen to measure MARLYS LINDENBURG uletly m her own mnld way she does her work from day to day CARL LIPKE One of natures noblemen DOROTHY LOCKWOOD Dark hour cascadrng on her shculders WILLIAM LUCKOW Enjoy your lfe ere It ns fled for when you due you re a long time dead BETTY LUEDKE In sports shes chain lughtnnng WILLIAM McDONOUGH For hum the entlre day us wrong the nnghts too short and the days too long KENNETH MANDELL He th nks before he speaks we thunk after he speaks HELEN MAPES At school she never has much to say but she s luvely enough when she s away DONELLY MARTINSON Donelly has enthusrasm that knocks you over actually MARILYN MEALEY A blond with a smile IS a blond DAVID MESCHKE Just guve hum somethlng to do and presto Its done ROBERT MISGEN Slow and easy gonng but he gets there lust the same DOROTHY MOREAU Wherever theres excitement shes always an the mlddle RUTH MORRIS Her glownng hour and match mg personalrty add to any sutuatlon LAURA MORRISSEY To be efficient an a quiet way That as my asm from day to day FREDERICK MORSCHING Heres a man wnth brains and brawn IRENE NAUMAN Modest and magnetuc generous and gay lrene us our friend every step of the way DONALD NELSON lm on the bnnk of a great career somebody gnve me a push' MINETTE NESS We re so glad she came she was so nessessary' MARJORIE O NEIL Wherever she meets you that smule greets you Thirteen . . , I s S 6 . . . Q ' ' ' 1 . e - 9 ' A A I I me 1 I I , ' .gli 0, Qi ' ' - ' lr worthwhile.. I ' . x A .4 . . I I - ' I ' Q I . j l

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Twelve GAYLE HOFDAHL Her senseless sense of humor and her giggle are amazing RICHARD HO' TEN Once known he is a true friend DORIS HUSBYN Her ways are gentle her d spo sition cheerful BETTY IVERSON Bettys radiant personality is expressed in her twinkling and infectious laugh EILEEN JANDRO A pleasant smile for all who pass her way CLAYTON JOHNSON For he s a Johnny good fellow RICHARD KAROW He stoops to nothing but the door ROBERT KAUL Hes a tall measure of brains good looks and disposition RUTH KELLER She s the quiet type whose good virtues never end ROBERT KIEKENAPP An unextinguished laugh shakes the world DONNA KIEL School breaks up the day so much MARY ZUEHLKE Mysterious scintillating stim ulating' Marys the fascinating lady of our class GWENETH KISPERT Carefree and happy shell get along despite the world situation VIRGINIA KNAPP Shes great to have around BARBARA KNAUSS Knowing her is liking her MILDRED KNOLD Bubbled and chattered her way through four years JAMES KREFTING Willing capable and true is there anything he cannot do? MARION KRENZ . . . The eyes have it, GENEVIEVE KLJBES . . . Joyous and happy, from care am l free. DORLEEN LARSON , . . A sunny disposition is the very soul of success. DAVID LEE . . . His spontaneous smile and blue eyes reflect an amiable disposition that has no equal,

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MAURICE ORR . , . A little nonsense, not too much, guves even a wise man a finer touch. BETTY PAYNE . . . Dark sparklmg eyes. . PATRICIA PEMRICK . . . Life is fun. EARL POFAHL wet men are at tumes most surprxsung DOROTHY POLSON School as all nght as a sudelnne HELEN PRIEVE She spends her days In dolng good KEITH PURDIE Let each man do has best ELEANOR REDMAN True to her work her word er frnends ARLENE REMICK Cupnds dart has plerced er heart ' BEVERLY ROBERTS Llfe .S nm lute at all without fun LONNIE ROBERTS Qunet and dngmfled os becomes o real man PAUL ROSENSTIEL Hrs fengers create musuc pleose ntl. MARY ST MARTIN It Isnt a crnme to be short only a a nunsance ROBERT SAMMON I wont to be boshful but the glr s wont let me GLEN SCHIMELPFENIG A frlend to be won for he s full of un VONNE SCHULTZ We love her for her lnvely wut and dlsposutlon sunny RUTH SCOTT Snncerlty and lnendshnp as lastnng as tlrne Itself BEVERLY SHIELDS Dramatlcs7 Ill be there FRED SILBERNAGLE He revels In art In klndness the same LORRAINE SILKEY The deed thot I nntend IS great but what It IS as yet I do not know WALLACE SIMONSON A lad so rmld and meek that even has shoes refuse to squeak I nrlren Q ' 9' 'T . . . Q . if u L. N . . . , , h X W . . . 'I ' h 1 ff.: ' ' to 'GWR' .Q - Q ., is -1 5 . I . , , A A . . . , I A I I E M I 'I' il ' - Rl ' .x ei' yi. I f . . . Q 1 fxxggg- Q , 'F S1 jj5.T3:5,gJ 2 J 4:1 P 4 ' LA . , . ' ' Q x I. .I :IV