Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

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Slow and easy-going FRED CLARK was always good for a laugh. JIM COBB was an excellent leather craftsman whose work won him much respect. A good student. ROGER CLOCKER was probably best known for his outstanding acting ability. Head cheerleader and 1957 Homecoming queen. DIANA COOK was as bright and as cute as her red hair. His silence a sign of true intelligence. DON COOK was regarded as a swell kid. As head of the stage crew. BOB CRAIG was one of the main factors in the success of N. H. S. stage productions.

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LOYD ADAMS possessed a fine sense of humor and was in his element when experimenting in the chem lab. Although quiet in speech and manner, KEITH BAUER had a host of friends. VIRGINIA BELL may best be remembered at the piano, but her activities were many and varied and she never had an idle moment. BOB BREE livened up many a dull classroom with his witty remarks and impish grin. M si . f; Quiet and modest, LARRY BEUTLER was always considerate and friendly. BARTLEY BRENNAN was a definite asset to the class of 1958, with his suave good looks and talent with the cornet. Tall, dark, and handsome, ROCKY BUFFUM covered a wealth of wit and amiability by his silence. Just give PEGGY BUSS a job to do and she was in her ele-ment;she was efficient, cheer-j„ful, and a loyal friend.

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JOHN DAVIS was an excellent student who was well liked by both faculty and students. Always quiet and considerate, JOANN DEG-NER was an ideal classmate. Attractive and graceful, CAROLINE DIET -LOFF made an effi-clent office-practice student. KAREN DEWES will always be remembered for her luscious blonde hair and smooth contralto voice. KATHY DIRKS was a newcomer to N. H. S. but she soon made a name for herself as a vocalist and in extracurricular activities. CHARLES DEHAES possessed a rare combination of talents--artistic ability and athletic prowess. Talented and intelligent. SYLVIA DEKE was a definite asset to the class of '58.