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GLORIA OSS had a sweet,demure face and big brown eyes which belied her fun-loving nature. Owner of a friendly smile, MARIE PAPSTEIN was another proof that good things come in small packages. A JULIE PETERSEN was a veritable ball of fire whose vivacity and will to work made her a general favorite. RUSSELL PETERSON was always full of fun, and his inexhaustible supply of old adages provided much amusement. A thoroughly nice girl, MARY JANE PETERSON was an enthusiastic supporter of all school activities. BILL PFLUG was a natural born leader, whose brains and talent gained him popularity and success. CINDY POWELL was absolutely the most--the most friendly, popular, intelligent, and zany. Blessed with a sunny disposition, school was always fun for MARILYN PUFAHL. 25
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A swell kid and a good student, IVAN MAGGERT was well liked by both classmates and faculty. One of the best dressed males in N. H. S. . LANE MAROTZ always appeared to enjoy life to the fullest. WILLARD MARQUARDT was a credit to the school in his role in the junior class play, and as a representative to the state music clinic this year. Smart, popular, and friendly, to find a nicer guy than LARRY MEYER would be an impossibility. JERRY MARSHALL was the kind of friend who wears well-quiet, helpful, and resourceful. A girl of many talents, AUDREY MILLER was an asset to Norfolk High as well as to the class of 1958. CLEO MURPHY was one of those rare individuals who likes most people and whom most people like. Friendly and easy-going, ROGER NELSON made ma-ny friends during his high school years. 24
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A top-notch student, JUDY RAASCH always had time for outside activities and fun with the gang. Attractive and fun to be with, JOAN REES had many friends. Although she had a brilliant mind, JUDY RICE endeared herself to her friends by her modest manner. PETE SALTER was a fun-loving fellow who was equally at home on the golf course and in the classroom. MARY JO ROHRKE always seemed to have more fun than anyone, yet she was always at the top scholastically. BECKY SALTONSTALL was both cute and smart, and well deserved the many honors she acquired.
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