Oshkosh West High School - Notebook Yearbook (Oshkosh, WI)

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THINGS TO-BO Greeting, my father, once again, I've got AhingS=to do. | have not time to sit here, and relate my day to you. I'm going out before | work, and my-Homework must come first. There's a festiA math that | have to pass: that suBject is my worst. i need to mend my jacket, and call-up afew friends, and do my science project, betwen aerobics and kneebends: | know it’s my turn for supper, and my“toom is a royal mess, I'll cleag’ it up before | go shopping for my; dress. It's nofthat | d6én't love you, It's just there's not that much to Say, Except fhat-te get everything done, | need severy More hours a day. Now Khave-to watch the neighbor's kids. they’ré going to the zoo, Ldteally leve-fo sit and chat, buf I've got things to do. Kelley Kotenberg

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PG. 243 RT ae ae 0 ae Ay errs A. — 3 al 4. Winner of the Big Buck contest was senior Garth Sawall with his nine point | buck. 2. Many hunters use specially trained dogs for hunting small game. et ™ Seen here with their dogs and shotguns are seniors Rob Bettin, Pete Retzlaff and Bob Schoenberger. 3. Skimming the slush from the surface of the fishing hole is senior Grant Schultz. 4. A western mule deer and an antelope were the reward of junior Randy Boyce, center, after his trip to the mountains of Wyoming. 5. Before a tip-up or jigging pole can be used, a hole must be ee ee drilled through the ice. Senior Lee Nadeau drills his way through the thick Lake Winnebago ice. ¥,

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i Po Al seokeen tting One thing Troy Durkee does to + ect. 2 is lift weights. 3. As if enjoying it. Scott ishes his homework for the night. 4. Coll Krumm tries to convince his dad, Mr. John Krumm, that he has too much to do. 5. A look of dismay 9} 6. To do the things she likes to do, Kathy in shape Beckfield fin Lynne Herdina does some last minute touch-ups on crosses Lisa Wuest’s face as she attempts to clean her Courtois earns extra money by babys her biology pr keep room —