South Sioux City High School - Cardinal Yearbook (South Sioux City, NE)

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F.H.A. From Left to Right, FRONT ROW; Sharon Parks, Marion Parks, Patty Allen, Rosemary Albenesius, Darlene Albenesius. Linda Mogensen, Janet Polly. SECOND ROW: Shirley Blair, Pearl Wilkinson, Yvonne Chester, Mrs. Rich, Nora Harris, Vada Pojar, Virginia Bolton.

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From Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Janie Goethch, Miss Legg, Harriet Goetsch, Diane Suter, Linda Hedquist, Sheron Blessing. SECOND ROW: Dianna Derby, Yvonne Chester, Pearl Wilkin- son, Carol O'Neill, Sharon Rogers, Mary Hulse, Patty Gathman, Joyce Anderson. From Left to Right, FRONT ROW; Betty Corkin, Pearl Wil- kinson, Yvonne Chester, Margetet Walsh, Sharon Oehlerking, Shirley Oehlerking, Jeanne Pearson. SECOND ROW: Sharon Blessing, Carole Beermann, Rosemary Alvenesius, Gloria Stevens, Diane Bernard, Patty Gathman, Dianna Derby, Miss Legg. THIRD ROW: Linda Hedquist, Irene Matney, Janet Curl, Darlene Albenesius, Eleanor Corking.