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JUNIORS Anderson, James Anderson, Timothy Angerhofer, Larry Bear, Betty Berg, Lorna Berkner, Duane Berkner, Marlys Berquist, Mary Brown, Karin Bunting, Brenda Campbell, Berniece Cramer, Janet Cramer, Robert Cronin, Colette Crowl, Karen Davenport, Susan DeJong, Gary Dobson, Mary Dornbusch, Sharon Dubbs, David Ekern, Richard Erickson, Vergil Flathers, Linda Forman, Clarence Fors, Kendall Hance, Edward Hedman, Gary Hendrick, Carol Hoeke, JoAnn Hoeltgen, Joan Jensen, Lemar Kaden, Janet Kahler, Joan Karels, Rolland Karges, Beverly Kasuske, Raymond Kennedy, Gloria Kloster, Sharon Kruger, Elmer Lanser, Karen
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Patricia Weekley Marilyn Williams Love can never be expected Short and peppy to grow when one keeps transplanting it SENIORS REACH FIRST LEVEL OF STARDOM Well, we have finally made it! This was the expression heard through- out the halls during the beginning of the school year. It is important, how- ever, to remember that we now have another level of stairs to climb to reach our stardom. These stairs being the things that we are going to do with ourselves after graduation. Many of us have already charted the course of our stars, but we must prove to the outside world that we are capable and reedy to face her unknown whims. We now can no longer shrink from the world and let our parents guide us. We are now making our own decisions; we must stand up to the world. Brave words? Yes, but oh, how 'rue. It seems hard to speak of brav- ery when actually we are not. We are just like the freshmen in a sense. We are “a bit frightened by the idea of what this outside world is going to be like without the security we have known so long. A graduate might ex- plain it, At first I was like a fish out of the water, but eventually you learn how to breathe. Eventually we will become accustomed to this world but as yet we are unsure. We have pushed aside the worries of our future as long as possible. May we now, the 1958 seniors, take this task in our hands and make the most of it. 19
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JUNIORS Lindrud, Meredith Linquist, Verla Lowthian, Genevieve Lunderville, Florence Lunderville, Mary McKernan, Joseph McKernan, Mary Lou Meadows, Sandra Menze, Linda Meyer, Jean Meyers, Nancy Miller, Judith Monserud, Beverly Montag, David Mors, Janet Mosey, Kenneth Petersen, Roger Ramsey, Elwood Reents, Royce Reiners, Phyllis Roggenbuck, Rosalie Sackreiter, Ruth Schmidt, Annette Schmidt, Lila Schwarze, Duane Spiering, Rochelle Thaden, Ronald Thaden, Ruth Tillman, Janet Van Hoorn, Geraldine Van Stralen, Marianne Van Veen, David Veen, Dayle Volkenant, Donald Webb, Lawrence Westphal, Gustav Whiting, Lucille Whitlow, Barbara Williams, Betty Wiseman, Margaret
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