Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

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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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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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SHARON SCHMIEDEKE had class and lovely clothes; no party could be dull when she was around. TIM SCHREINER had a casual manner which disguised his smooth leadership on the gridiron and in student affairs. Short and sweet, SHARON SCHULZ was one whose good nature never left her. Despite her carefree manner, JULIE SCOTT was a talented actress, a capable seamstress, and an able journalist. Always cheerful and considerate, IRENE SCHWEDE was one of the quiet members of the class of '58. The drawings in the Milestone are sufficient proof of the ability as a fine artist of MARY ELLEN SIMPSON.