Northern Heights High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Allen, KS)

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REX PIO There's never a dull moment when he's around. DELBERT TUCKER Often he sits and thinks, but more often he just sits. EILEEN DIAL My thoughts are of the future. CHARLENE SEEFELDT She's always willing to do her part. DIANNE SCHIESSER There's mischief be- hind that quiet manner. CLIFFORD BOLING I wonder as I wander. BOB BALDOMINO Still water runs deep.

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DORIS PETERSON LARRY FAGER, Student Council If things are dull. I'll change them. MAURINE NOTEMAN, Student Council Terror For Her Size. DEAN DAY I don't like noise unless I can make it myself. AMELIA ANN PRICE The rebel who wants, what she wants, when she wants it. There's a song in her heart. ANN CLAYTON Never sad, always glad. Class

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uTuTU C -ju+j J iiJ Class 'Will I, Clifford Boling will my ability to be a nuisance to Lawrence Rust and my ability to roam around to David McDonald. I, Rex Pio will my ability to play football to Graham Parks, my ability to be late for journalism to Ivan Harder, and my car to Harvey. I, Dean Day will my ability to run with the football, scared, without the coach knowing it to Bob Symmonds and my cowboy ability to David Simmons. I, Larry Fager will my ability to always have a hot car to Basil Pearson and my ability to get along with women to Harold Sweet. I, Bob Baldomino will my quiet manner to Jim Herman and my ability to understand electronics to Glenn Fager. I, Dean Maxwell will my height and math ability to Miss Swarner. I, Tom Dial will my ability to get out of class to Billie Seefeldt and my independence to Rick Kaniper. I, Delbert Tucker will my ability to keep the Juniors under control to Danny Lyddane and my ability to play football to Gene Moser. I, Jim White will my motto, Senior of '62 and my ability to get along with the coach to Joe Fehr. I, Pat Johnson will my ability to stay calm at all times to Marty Gilbert and the clock in my parents car to a certain Freshman girl. I, Ann Clayton will my ability to be content at all times to Margaret Garrett and my good dis- position to Donna Thomas. I, Charlene Seefeldt will my ability to be seen and not heard to Mr. Brown, I, Deana Ogleby will my blonde hair to Jana Hawthorne, my size 5 1 2 shoes to Russel Harder and my beat-up-locker t.o my brother Craig. I, Maurine Noteman, being unpredictable, will my ability to speak my mind to Judy Maxwell, my plots and schemes to my sister Carolyn, and I am taking my independence and my boots with me. I, Ann Price will my ability to keep things in a turmoil to Johnny Holle, my famous hairdos to Marilyn Hilbish, and my push to get things done to my brother, Warren. I, Dianne Schiesser will my ability not to cross the teachers to Sally Helton and my ability to understand shorthand to Sharolet Hannigan. I, Maxine Davidson will my ability to finish what I start to Jim Moore. I, Doris Peterson will my short stature to my sister Carol, my intense interest in music to Gary Gilbert and my ability to talk to almost anyone and enjoy it to Carol Kirk. I, Eileen Dial will the pleasure of having four study halls to any future senior who so desires, and my ability to be nonchalant to Bobby Davis. SENIOR CLASS OF 1962 1 1