Napoleon High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Napoleon, MI)

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class in a discussion is Doug Reed, the most likely to suc- ceed, while Jackie Terhune's neat papers show she'll get along in any profession. Everybody give a big cheer for Larry Richardson and Jackie MacKenzie, who remain our Best All Around kids throughout the year. Say, girls, if you want any new ideas on color schemes ask Waneta Carroll. She's got a headful of original ideas, and so has Junior James. Just arriying now with their dignified airs are Sharon Welch and Mike Fish. Leading the list are our ath- letes Arlen Burk who is superb in sports and Margaret Mahr- le, a real snappy cheerleader. Donna Knapp and Sharon Welch also represent us on the squad. Give a big hand to our Class Officers, who are Arlen Burk, Marg Mahrle, Ron Warner, and Doug Reed along with our Student Council representatives Donna Knapp, MBPS Mahrles and Bob Walker. Also, let's not forget those two adV1S0F5 Mr. Queen and Mrs. Babb. Pretty Sharon Sipel lent Soph- more beauty to the Carnival Queen's court at Hallowe'en. Well, the nSophsn have had their moments, good and bad happy and sad, but they will remember this year---you can count on that. ..33.

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