Mayville High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Mayville, MI)

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FLETT L.PROCTOR My Ford is my char- iot. I shall not walk. DENISE ROBINSON A little work, a little play, to keep us going all the day. FLOYD REXIN By my car you know me. PAMELA LEE ROBINSON Whenever people agree with me, I feel I must be wrong. DAVID R. ROBINSON Some think school is made for fun, and so do I. JOHN ROWBOTHAM A great many things run around in the dark besides Santa Claus. DEBORAH DIANE ROBINSON She is a woman, therefore to be won. EMILY ANN SEELYE Those who strive for high places, rise to the highest heights. BARBARA JEAN SHEPHARD Everybody's friend, nobody's enemy. LARRY SHERMAN In school I'm quiet, out- side I am a roit. ROGER L. SHOLES I know alot but I can't think of it. SUZETTE SILVERNAIL An innocent face but you can never tell.

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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.

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KAREN GAYLE SMITH I'd be good but I can't see any reason for It. DIANE LYNN SNYDER Clever, quick, and full of pep; the word success in every step. NICHOLAS RAY STEELE You learn something new everyday; today I learned people sleep ot night. DANNY STOVER Not fragile, but handle with care. LONNIE TERBUSH You're only young once, but its enough if you work it right. CAROL ANNE STRAUEL We have medicines to make women speak, we have none to make them silent. REX C. TERBUSH Don't just sit there, laugh at my jokes. JOANNE STRAUEL People who like people like Jo. JOSEPH E. THIENES Give me the facts straight, I'll take care of mixing them upl LINDA SUE STILSON Silence is the saf- est course for any woman to adapt. J PATSY M. STUART Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low, an excellent thing in a woman. DOUGLAS THOMAS I don't think I am handsome, but whats my word compared to a hundred girls.