Franklin Consolidated School - Franklin Yearbook (Latimer, IA)

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na ,,c Y? 9 srl Sophomores Cont d Arlyn Olsen Tls not as bad a world as some would make It .Iaruce Olk Though I m anvthxnff but nlexer I Could ' talk and talk forexer Sherwood Paullus I-Ie always speaks when spoken too tn chers mclu cd Ru hard Pete rsnn Engllsh my favomte sub-JL Laxnrnc Rodcmnycr Opportunuus irc rare do not pass them by I.url1n Sehermc r HL th1nks and thlnks md thrnks SOITIQIITIIEZS Dorothea Trowbrldgc Women 'irq llltlllld to Ilfe 11br,rty and the DUFQUII of men Larrx West Full of m1s4h1ef but mx: r reallx bid Naom1 Wllkmns I oxe Me Tender Donald W1nte rmeyer I m too busy to worry ? fs? maya Marvaret Wlrtz She lxke ill women has a temper of he r own 3 'BV hlalne Zanders bhe IS 1 mans gre atc at gonfuglgn -if Sf Lnnx 1311113 Our tmoughts and xrtxons arf. our own Freshmen xerly B ann Llc 1 iifr --4 onild Chr1stf nsen H x rm brwht mde i r r me 0 L aflc r IX ll U L 100 W1 S bn thl rn when xo zrue 7 , '13 -I ' . X , A . .FW ' ' ' S - - I N ' K w . x I f , . Ld -- fa- ' d . 'nl ' f ' A v I 5 2 ---- ' , '-cr. ,A 2 ' 2 5 1 3 -- ' M I ' 4 , 2 K . ' - I ' I x, ' x e I I , -- I V, , , Y .V V3 x . A r A . :j g 3 , I D if 1: r ' ..- X , r Q ' v 5 ' ' . I A 3 sf' --1' Y 4 . 2 y Y . 4 .F -- . V V ' c 1 1 1 ' f V ' 1 ' A ' 1 I 'I y .x 3 U N1 PN 1' :' 'f-- l Y ,I P iz H ' Y ,wa Pnefr f :VI :in--Sp I is gm-ut, but silence is gr 32 I - . 'a . A R 2 A, ' ' -- 1- vas so full f A, 4 '35 5' 1 A A A 'V it turm-fl his hai ed. gl- ' 1, P' I ' I ' F V: ' C lfl' - --WI I' h rryt 5 'l lf' It 'll :till

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Sophomores Gary Bruns The great pleasure 1n 11fe ms dolng what others say you cannot Joyce Bruns In your fruxt cake of memorxes remember me as 21 Hut Carol Chrxstlansen Amb1t1on has no rest Barbara Corporan The best women are the ones least talked about B111 Dohrmann Not that I llke studles less but I llke athletlcs m01'9 Fred Elllng A book that IS shut 15 llke a block Mardelle F1tZ There are not many thlngs cheaper than dream mg and laughmg Ted Guldberg My memory lS the th1ngI forget wxth just s1t Evelyn I-Iarken Talklng IS her fmrst and greatest art Mardell Holze Don t dare me You can never tell whatI'l1 d Karen Jensen She does her own thlnklng James Johnson Success 1s a great temptatmn Mary Lou Johansen Second thoughts are the best they say LeRoy Jorgensen What sweet dehght a qunet lxfe affords Mardean Korth If laughmg IS a crlme you c'1n conv1ct me anytime Rhogene Muhlenbruck W1t IS the salt of conver atlon Barbara Myers As fond of dates as an Arab I -- . . ' . Larry Hamilton--I like to sit and think--sometimes I . - I D o. r

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Freshmen Cont d Roger Grummer Qu1et men are someumes surprxsmg Harry Hansen Beware I mlght do somethmg sensatronal Gary Harken It s not what a man stands for, rt s what he falls for B111 Hemmes I make my home out on the farm to keep me from the c1ty harm Thomas I-hcks The qu1et kmd whose nature never varxes Dean I-Iopkey Judge a man by hxs questrons rather than by hrs answers Andy Johansen Few minds wear out more rust out Sharon Johnson Nothmng IS more useful than sllence Judy Kellerman Always fa1r never proud tongue at wrll but never loud Ronme Krukow Take not1ce when he speaks or t happens once ln weeks Norene La Rue Sxlence IS golden, and a sm11e 15 wealth Frederlck Lubkeman I try to he good but 1t's hard Marvxn Lubkeman Says much quxte seldom Slmon Malse Boys wlll be boys Gary Marchant I'd rather be short and shme than tall and cast a shadow Loxs Menmng It s mce to be natural when ones naturally mee John McCarv1lle The unspoken word never does harm Sanford Morton Greater men than I have lxved but I doubt lt 7 -- ' 'I ' -- ' f 1 ' ' - ' so