Oconto High School - Okato Yearbook (Oconto, WI)

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lirls Go Courting Dog-patch Style N I af .Q go, ww is Q' i --ni To the sentimental notes of the Skunk Hollow Slide, Ruth Urquha, Don Holt, Marilyn Menor, and George Sargent show us how it's dai , Marion, and Mary seem to be enthralled by what 'ABuck nas to say while Pelle appears to be many miles away. 1' 'J 'Q Arlene Olson and Lon Sohruieide receive a cabbage head when crowned king and During afast number there is a sudden rush for seats, Ray Bishop finds that it can queen of the gala gvgnll prove to be t'ftlOyt1l7lt.', especially when sealed on the lap of cute Darlene Kahr. nd in this corner we see a gathering of Dogpatch :elebrilies such as Dean Behnke, jean Papenfus, Alice Clausen, Leroy Hintz, and Caryl Leigh. i , E 4 ' f ' i s uf ' ' M 1 - A E MarynAnn -.Slaney has her fingers grossed in hopes that her dale's feet,

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