Georgetown High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Georgetown, IL)

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 Donald Lee Pribble Jr. “Pribbleloff” I LEFT MY HEART IN SAN FRANCISCO “Way to flex” To become a famed sports announcer Watching any kind of sports activity Ruth Adell Scott Ruthie” MORE “I can’t believe it! To be an airline hostess Insulting people Donald Edgar Ramert “Don” LEADER OF THE PACK “Sharp” To be a non-farm agriculturist Girls Raymond Simons “Ray” THERE I’VE SAID IT-AGAIN Cool it” To graduate from the University of Illinois Hunting-animals and girls Raymond William Reffett “Bill PRETTY WOMAN “Mother Bear” To stay out of trouble Anything that makes me look like I am doing something William Dorsey Snapp Bill MORE “That's why they put pencils on erasers.” To be rich and famous Playing poker

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James Gilbert Pittman Jim SOFTLY “G-rrr To marry my teddy bear Being outdoors Robert Paul Noggle “Bob” THE LAST KISS “Ah! Shoot To go to college for four years. Watching TV Victoria Lynne Potts Pottsie” “BOLERO” FROM PORT OF CALL “Do what?” To maintain and work for high goals in anything I do. Being a cowgirl, sports, and arguing with Butch Samuel E. O’Neal “Sam” CHEATER SLICKS Hey there fella Further my education Baseball and reading Michael Jay Powell “Mike” SUMMER PLACE “Crimenie Kraut” To live a happy life Working Julie Lynn Pearson “Julie” I CAN’T HELP FALLING IN LOVE WITH YOU Very good” To always be happy and successful Music, dancing, sports, reading, ice skating

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John Gilbert Stark Starksy LINDA “What’s it to ya, ya writin a book?” To be Olivet’s first Billionaire Fighting with a young female friend Marcia Sue Sollars “Sudie” BY YOUR SIDE, RIGHT OR WRONG Fools rush in where angels fear to trod.” Marry Danny and sing lullabys Being busy Judith Ann Steelman Judie” ASK ME IF I LOVE YOU “Sure wish it was Friday.” To become a nurse. Just do'in what comes naturally Patricia Elaine Sollars “Patty” TOWN WITHOUT PITTY “I don’t know.' To be a success in whatever I do. Listening to WLS ♦V. V'-v Eric Sprouls “Pirk” HOW DRY I AM Well, that’s the way it goes. To make money Sports, Civil War, Food Beverly Jean Stevenson “Bev RIGHT OR WRONG “I’ll be darn!” To be successful and happily Writing letters to servicemen it married