Plattsmouth High School - Plattonian Yearbook (Plattsmouth, NE)

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DEANNA STONES You'll all agree at any cost, without her we'd be lost. BILL SULLIVAN A friendly nature, a ready smile. TOM SULLIVAN Of course, I know it, but I forget so often what I know. DARRELL SUDDETH Don't let study interfere with your education. Although we’re through, there's not a doubt; For Plattsmouth High we'll always shout. MARY SULLIVAN The Devil hath not in all his quiver choice, An arrow for the heart like a sweet voice. fc v •v 9HI KATHRYN THIMGAN One's eyes are what one is. GARY TOMAN The man who loses and laughs must do well. DENNIS TODD Reason and judgment are the qualities of a leader. ALBERT TYSON If all the world would smile like he, There miles and miles of smiles would be. BARBARA ULRICH Her eyes have a language all their own.

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EMMA LEA STOEHR The cautious seldom err. It's time to go. The day has ended; Today, like the rest, Will be remembered. BETTY SPORER Just because I'm little it's no reason to fret. For I'll find my way through this world you bet. KAREN STARKJOHN Somewhat shy and full of fun, always nice to everyone. RON REIMER It is always a good policy to speak the truth unless you are an exceptionally good liar. CARROLL SCHMIDT This guy is fast, his driving that is. JAY SPECK Give him a chance, maybe he'll grow up. DOROTHY STOEHR Life cannot go on with- out much forgetting. LOWELL RIEKE I love fool's experi- ments, I'm always making them. ANNA SHOWN Whenever she's needed she'll always be there, Ever ready to do her share. BETTY SMILEY Love is a dream, gosh, I'm sleepy 1

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DAN WEHRBEIN Whose little body lodged a great mind. PHYLLIS MYERS Quiet and reserved is she. BILL WETENKAMP Keep quiet and people will think you're a philosopher. DUANE WHELAN Always leave them laughing. PAT WLATER She appears to be shy and sentimental; but there's a gal who's termermental. LARRY VANDER VEEN It's true there's much to do, but who wants to do it? This part of our Annual represents the present. The past is revealed in the following pages. The future?----Who can say. We only know that the future is a convenient place for dreams. Our hopes and dreams are many, our memories of P.H.S. ever greater. Three are so many things we'll never forget: The first days as Freshies; that first high school ro- mance; the games; the awards; the parties; the classes where actually there were more laughs than we realized; the trips on the bus; the teachers who we found could be pals;” just a good day when we were happy to be part of P.H.S.; and above all the classmates and friends without whom it could never have been so much fun. Sure, there were sad days too, embarrassing minutes, failing tests, marching band on hot mornings, coming back to school on Monday mornings, the day Mac left the Band, and when we all at once realized we were Seniors and the good times were just about over.-Of course after graduation, there will be enjoyable events and many of them, yet these never will be carefree moments so cherished and remembered through the years as our days with our friends in Plattsmouth High. Now that we, as Seniors, are saying good-bye there is no way to tell following friends and students to enjoy these years. The only thing we can do is to give them these words of advice: It's said that we usually find that the greatest joy in reaching the top was the climbing.” CLASS OF '58 17