Marengo High School - Tiger Yearbook (Marengo, IA)

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Elizabeth Gates: She's sucfh an unassuming' maid of easy temper, nor- mally good. Elvin Mason: Oh, ya don't mean it, did ja? Robert Husted: Of Civics he chatters as fast as he can: And though I'm no judge of such matters. I'm sure he's a talented man. Wilford Howlett: His thought is deeper than his speech. Iola Pote: Now 'Mark' what I say. Forest Bogear: Under the spreading chestnut tree. Norma Cronbaugh: Thinks considerably but says little. William Peterson: 1Say, girls, don't you want a ride? Naomi Hartgrave: Still waters run die-ep. Russell Conn: Built for comfort, not for speed. Frances Seidel: She may be little, but oh my! Robert Hursh: His personal appearance seems to ibe his greatest worry. A regular ladies' man-Oh! Yes, hs' has a car. Erma Griewatz: Even if I am a sophomore, I have a good friend in the Junior class. Edward Steele: lf I should say all the things I think, the whole world would stop to listen. Norene Hartz: True merit is like a river: th: deeper it is, the less noise it makes. George Edwards: 'f0ur local Red Grange.

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SOPHOMORE CLASS CHARACTERISTICS Elizalbeth Dower: With vim and snap she makes things go, And that is why we like her so. Ernest Koglin: I'm forever chasing chickens. Iris Cooperider: A regular chatter-box. She even runs in competition with the radio. A Charles T-eeter: By his hair ye shall know him. Catherine Glenn: She knows her own mind and speaks it, too. Douglas Tompkins Far from the madding girls, he stands. Erma Husted: Thinks twice before she speaks and then says it to herself. Aryl Fusselman: You canleu tell what I think by the questions I ask. Inez Cooperider: She doesn't believe in 'blues' when 'Browns' are to be had. Edward Steffa: 'Tis sweet to love, lbut oh, how bitter To love a girl and then not get her- June Dutcher: If grades meant cash, she'd bs- a millionaire. Bernice Wiese: Get me a man but don t, tell mamma. Nelson Tompkins: I HAVE A lbig BROTHER. Ethel Bloom: Calmness of mind is one off the jewels of wisdom. Margaret Wendell: Ha! Ha! I d0n't get much in deportmentf' Elizabeth Foster: Oh, Dicky-Wat!

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Oranlg-s Skinner: I may be skinny but watch me! Eldith Septer: T'ee! Hee! I feel so foolish. Richard Tompkins: Just like a Nbook-full of knoIwledge. Ruth Rundall: Beaux fbowsj always did go well with curly hair. Vernon Merritt: Quiet as he looks. Lorene Gunzenhauser: Those beautiful pink cheeks! I wonder if shefs found Mr. 0wen's rouge. Douglas Waddell: Abe Lincoln was tall, too, so I should worry. Melba Wanamaker: Red Hot Mamma. Dean Kruse: If you want a thing well done, do it yourself. Hannah -Misel: Just a little old-fashioned girl. Harold Brown: I'll admit you're not the only sheik in the class. Irene Boucher: Who are you? Lorimer Denzler: Even i'f I don't shine in my class, it is not because Of a lack of brilliantinef' Lois Schoetke: You'll find her always the same.