Marshfield High School - Tiger Yearbook (Marshfield, WI)

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NORBY GESSERT AL JOHNSRUD HAROLD FAUST RUE BURNETT WILLIAM LINDOW WINSOW WEBER CARMEN ZAIS DONALD HOESER JERRY SMITH NORBY REIDELL TOM NARLOCK GORDON BLUM WILBUR SANGER DALE NEUMAN ED FANDRY WILLIAM MARTENS HARVEY POSTER MRS. LYLE MATSON Bus loads of Thanks To you drivers. DespiTe our goofing off somerimes, we really did appre- ciate your kindnesses and service. Sincerely, 250 bus riders P.S. See you nexf year. Here's hoping Thar you are wirh us Then. So long!