Spencer High School - Rocket Yearbook (Spencer, WI)

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ARDELL H. RINGQUIST All that I've learned I've forgotten, and all that I know I've guessed. LARRY L. PRIBBERNOW 'Prib' Life iseasy, smooth and slow; do what comes and let the rest WILLIAM M. RINDFLEISCH 'Bili' He argues things wrong; he argues things right; if you leave him alone he'll argue all night. NOREEN JO SEEFELD Her thoughts are many, her words are few; a nicer girl,you never knew. LARRY L. SCHUBERT 'Butch' I don't mind work if some- one else does it for me. MARION L. SCHAUER In school a quiet lass,she seems to be; but who knows if it's true when die’s free.

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ELAINE KAY MEINDERS An energetic little lass, who adds spice to our class. MICHAEL MATTER ’Mike’ He's not a surgeon, but he's always cuttin' up. NANCY K. M ELLIN THIN How can I study with some- thing more interesting on my mind. IRENE D. MUELLER In school so shy and demure; outside we are not so sure. ROBERT PILZ 'Bob' A good sport—What more can we ask for? DIANNE CHERYL NEUMANN ’Angie' Sugar and spice and every- thing nice. Some day she'll be sprinkled with ripe.

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NORMAN H. SINES I fell on my head, but it didn't effect me a bit, didn't effect me a bit, didn't effect me a bit. DANIEL SCHWANTES His eyes spell mischief; his smile spells Hi! We all like him; he's one swell guy. DAVID H. SPIEGELBERG School is the time to worry the teachers--not wreck your brains. PAMELA JEAN STAEGE Sing away sorrow, cast away care, I'm off for a good time, come if you dare. DALE R. TOLTZMAN High school days have their delights but they can’t com- pare with high school nights. JAMES R. WEIS Why should I take life seri- ously? I'll never get out of it alive anyway.