Monroe High School - Wildcat Tales Yearbook (Monroe, IA)

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LARRY WAYNE CARTER A fly sat on the chariot wheel and said, What a dust l've raised. DAVID OLEN COOPER I never sy much, but who knows what I think. ALAN SMITH CHIPPS Friends, Romans, Countrymen, lend me a buck. MICHEAL LEE COOPER Who needs an education? Ihave a car. 13 CATHIE JEAN COOPER The nicest things always come in small packages. CQ., ..'f I N1 f' EEQQV. -wan. WILLIAM COOPER I never worry, it takes too much energy.

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i w JOHN ELMER BIRKENHOLTZ The early bird catches the worm, and he can have it. JIM MARTIN BIRKENHOLTZ RONALD CURT BOSCH Don't look for trouble. Be patient Never trust the advice of a rnan and it will come to you. in difficulties. LINDA SUE BROWN If a man is worth knowing, he's worth knowing well. DENNIS ARVIN BROUWER MARY LOU CARNAI-IAN Why agree when there is room for Late hours are very bad for one, an argument? but very good for two. I2

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BRIAN EUGENE DEARINGER Let the pioneers blaze the trailsg I'll just burn up the roads. JAMES RICHARD DEN I-IARTOG Diligence is the mother of good fortune. 4-al' BARBARA JEAN DE I-IAA1 I Play and I ll play with you. Study and you'1l study alone. 'V CHARLENE RAE DOBBS Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. I4 JAY KELLY DE HAAI Why be difficult? Try a little harder and be impossible. TIMOTHY CRAIG DYKSTRA The only way to get rid of temp tation is to yield.