Mayville High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Mayville, MI)

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DALE DOUGLAS GILMORE Don't let your stud- ies interfere with your education. ROBERT L. GRINNELL Without the breaks be- tween classes what would I do? HARRIET SUE GRZYB I may have been born an angel, but I'm satisfied. YVONNE KRISTINA HANSSON Her eyes have a mysterious glimmer. DORLIS ANN HAVER Boys may be a puzzle but I have never given them up. MARIE A. HOPP Like a circle ending, never does her mouth go on forever. SUSAN MARIE JONES It's not what you do, it's what you get away with. ELAINE KAATZ She has a difficulty for every solution. DAVID J. KAPA He enjoys work as long as someone else is doing it. N 0 PHOTO AVAILABLE LINDA D. HACK If she's not near the boy she loves, she loves the boy she's near. JACK B. JOHNSON Ladies prefer blondes. LARRY DALE KITCHEN The course of true love never did run smoothly.

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KAREN LYNN BLAIR A heart for ever joy and one for every boy. PAMELA CARPENTER You never know what she is going to do until she does it. MICHAEL BLONDE Wine, women mirth and laughter, bicarbonate of soda the day after. CHARLOTTE COLLING I may not be the wisest, but I have fun trying. RANDY FRENZEL I'm not always right but I'm never wrong. DOUGLAS FRITZ If school was o machine, I'd pull the plug. GARY BODEIS Not a chip off the block, but the old block himself. RONALD J. CURELL Hold the fort I'm coming. LEE ROBERT GARNSEY Alittle learning is a dangerous thing. DENISE LUCILLE BURGESS I know you're listening, but did you hear me? DAVID FREELAND I was the tallest boy in Kindergarten. RALPH TERRY GERMAIN Stand back you lucky girls, here I come.

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VIVA MAE KLINESMITH To know her is to like her. SHERRY LYNN MALKOWSKI Laugh and the world laughs with you, cry and your mascara runs. BETH (MANWELL) OHMAN Oh! How many torments lie in the smalI circle of a wedding-ring SANDRA K. KONTAK Because she doesn't talk is no sign she hasn't anything to say. r i FAYE ANN MARDLIN She seems quiet and dignified but just ask anyone who knows her. SUSAN ELAINE OLIVER She plans her work and works her plan. PENNY LOUISE LYNCH Full of fun, and mischief too, doing things she shouldn't do. DALE A. MENZEL He came a stranger and left a friend. THEODORE W. PIEHL Roosevelt wasn't world fomous in High School either. JIM MAHARG Men, like bullets, go farthest when they are smoothest. RODNEY ALAN NOBLE A little goes a long way. PATRICIA MARIE PLAIN May the path she has chosen always be smooth.