Mountain Lake High School - Laker Yearbook (Mountain Lake, MN)

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LOIS JUNGAS: Tasks by her begun are sel- dom left undone. ROGER IUNKER: He burns the midnight oil, only it's gasoline. K IOANJENSEN: When SHIRLEY JOHNSON: done by her 'tis well She's original, witty, and done. wise, with lofty ideals in spite of her size. WY -we 175 ' f s... LORRAINE IU N K E R: A n unspoken w o r d never causes trouble. ALICE LOEWENS: Winsome and gra- cious- -always a lady. t A y J ELSIE LOEWENS: Het JEAN NEUFELD: One 7 heart is not wholly in her knows her by her jolly air, work--where is it? her la u ghing eyes, and light brown hair. Y:-1 ,J

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JANET HEIDE ROBERT HEIDE Every lassie has a laddie. Guilty of staging another of those back to the soil movements. Y JOHN HIEBERT 'The wisdom of many, J 'V I Tilfgx I1 42 ,M as-' , DOROTHEA HILDEBRA NT the wit of one. LYMAN HOLMES Laugh and they laugh with you, snore and you sleep alone. As full of life as life itself. N.. Al: xi CAROL IANZEN RUTH JANZEN A young lady with lots of A continuous bubble of dashg she was the Queen talk and laugh. of the senior class. 11 GWENDOLYN HOTZLER Nothing is trouble- some that we do will- ingly.

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A WN. E L R O Y PANKRATZ: His life is like th e Mississippi, lined with bluffs. MARLIN PANKRATZ: Some day I will stop my boyish pranks and be a man. DONALD NICKEL: NO KENNETH OLSON: one knows what he can do Charles should have till he tries. known him for he's a lit- tle Dickens. L is sq LORRAINE PFEIL: The EVELYN POPE: My soul girlwith the natural curl. must be clothed in song. 13 MARCIA PANKRATZ: Intelligence is not her only virtue. D O N A LD PENNER: We don't doubt h is wisdom.