Hemlock High School - Huskie Yearbook (Hemlock, MI)

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Sharon Brown Jane Brugge Gregg Byron JANICE BRETERNITZ: I hold all people to be my friends. SHARON BROWN: Enjoying the gift of gab. JANE BRUGGE: Always willing to help. GREGG BYRON: Never trouble trouble, until trouble troubles you. Janice Breternitz PAT DARBY: Who says that a Pontiac can't catch a Corvette? Pat Darby Carol Dauer CAROL DAUER: You know her by the noise she doesn't make. George Day GEORGE DAY: Cheer up! You can't leave this world alive. GERRIE DAY: As quiet and inconspicuous as a world war. JERRY DITTMAR: Some boys like their sisters, but I so old have grown have learned to like other boys' sisters. BARB DOYLE: The harder I try to gooder to be, the worser I get. Gerrie Day Jerry Dittmar Barb Doyle

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M. J. Bauer BARBARA BALDAUF: She hath a studious look and yet . . . MARGARET BARNOVITZ: She is often seen but never heard. M. J. BAUER: 1 don't get it . . . JOHN BEAGLE: He looks harmless but so does gunpowder. RODGER BELL: Some think he's quiet, but others know. DAVE BENJAMEN: He’d argue a straight line crooked. MARY BLEHM: I try to study and do my share, but those giggles slip in everywhere. JIM BLUEMER: His diploma will not be the end of his achievements. Jim Bluemer John Beagle Rodger Bell

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Jim Easlick Dave Emery Barry Erskine JIM EASLICK: A man of silence is a man far better than of sense. DAVE EMERY: The road to success-Whew! What a hill! BARRY ERSKINE: I'm raising cain, and it ain’t sugar. MALCOLM ERSKINE: The less you learn, the less you have to remember. KAY EWALD: Her future is planned-third finger, left hand! MARGARET FURTAW: Getting some fun out of life. Malcolm Erskine Kay Ewald Margaret Furtaw Joan Guilford HECTOR GEDDES: A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. JEAN GOODMAN: Short and sweet and hard to beat. MONTE GRAHAM: Hoop-de-da! I'm out at last! JOAN GUILFORD: Her friends, they are many. Her foes, are there any?