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l if-0 Q., TOP ROW-tleft to rixlhty Kay Kunath- Here today, gone tomorrow. George Prechel-You can't lose. Dorothy Olsen--Flaming youth. Gerald Prather-Quiet! Man asleep! Norma Myrell-There's that woman again. Duane Morrow-Big business. Dick Metier-For he's a jolly good fellow. Mary Jane Moore-Let's al be crazy. SECOND ROW-lleft to rightj Stella Piper-Lots of dash. Leah Kritz-Sweet as a song. Helen Larson-Vivacious lady. Donald Madsen---The Good Earth for him. Dorothy Nelsen--Business--merely business. Dorothy Knight-A smile for all. THIRD ROW-lleft to rillhti Robert Me-utzeleFuture Farmer of America. EUIZEDS McTiszueQ-This is life! Elmer Koenck- He's a good skate. Laverne Lane Dipsy Doodle. Darrell Millerf Farmer in the dell. Arlene Noll--On the sentimental side. FOURTH ROW-fleft to right! Marcella McLaughlin--Calm yourself. Marie Miller-Men are such fools. Kenneth Preston--Age of innocence. Ione Kolb--I'm just a farmer's daughter. Billy Dee Peterson--Problem Child. Marian Knight- Thoughful and thorough. rkovnove Class TOP ROW-fleft to rixrhtj Raymond Stockdale--Battling boy. Wayne Seaman- It's a funny old world. Dean Viedenkamp 'D0n't call me Red! Glenn Starner--We'll be seeing you! Ralph Runkle-A man's man. Arthur Warren He's a good sort. Lon Rossiter- Happy Vagabond. Don Wittf-Never a dull moment! SECOND ROW-ileft to right! Babara Sorbe ---- Keep on smiling. Florence ShafferfMy heart belongs to Le la Seidler---Quiet as a mouse. Dale Schuldt-Always in quandry. Chester Smith --Angel with red hair. Muriel Walstead- Day dreaming. Marjory Shook-Heaven's my destination. THIRD ROW-fleft to rillhtb Lucille Thuirer There's only one. Beulah Sonius--That man is mine! Marilynn Wivmers' It's the dreamer in me. Florence Tuttle -Happiness Seeker. Marian Stanton- This can't be love. Naomi Wunn--Wotto Wunn is she! Shirley Uslan- With banners. FOURTH ROW-lleft in rillhtl Kenneth Rowley---I.et's have some excitement Robert Rauschf One thing after Marian Rubes--It's the Irish in Lowene Rodenburg-Leave it to Helen Stukey- Still waters run another. me. me. deep. Stuart Van Kirks Lille tough guy. Daddy. Q23
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EP TOP ROW-tleft to rixlhtl Ace Cory-Listen, the Wind! Knox Campbell--Iiewildered. Bruce Billings-Vox Pop. Bob Anderson Just call me Stanley. Francis Aebly Music in h's feet. Dale Cole Scientifically inclined. Ervin Carlson-I'll get by! SECOND ROW'-lleft to rightl Barbara Blake- Sweet Sixteen. Darrel Erickson- -- Full of Ambition. Margene Cain-They call her Sugar. Myrtle Banning--Sfng for your supper. Marian Engzland Nothin' to say. Vergene Bleekerf No one knows what a woman will do! Betty Engle+Sophisticatfed lady. Virginia Ducharmw Going places. James Darr-A You can't stop me. THIRD ROW-tleft to right! Dorthea Colburn-Queen of the ivories. Orville Briedinger- Step on it, Orville. Donald Binkley-Gone but not forgotten. Roger Burns-Takin' it easy. Rosemary Bang'-Tan and tantalizing. Harriet Adams- Just a country lass. Beverly Boatman- One to be remembered. Ted Carpenter--Hallelujah! I'm a bum! FOURTH ROW--tleft to rilrhtj Virginia Brinkley--You can't stop me fr Colleen CurryfDancing lady. M.ldred Clark-Out for a lark! Bob Barber-A freind of the people. Stanley Anderson-Rocket edition. Kay Donnelly-I'll grow. June England- Lookin' lovely. i227 om dreaming. orbowaove Class FIRST ROW-tleft to rightj Vern Goyette-Dcn't worry about me. Robert GouldfOur hero. Charles Hemphill-Candid Cameraman. Gail Jonesf0ne of the Jones boys. Verne Hansen -Making the best of eanh Donald Hastings-Never in a hurry. Charles Fleming--Another Einstein? SECOND ROW-tleft to rilrhty Royal Guerttman-Regal Royal. Duane Fisk--Llttle Orvie. Karen Hansen-I live the life I love. Raejean Gould- Infant Prodigy. Elvera Johnson-The joy of living. Martha Hull--Career woman. day Dale Frazier- Whistle While you Work. THIRD ROW-fleft to rightj Raymond Freeburg-Small fry. Dolores Grotte-I'm dependable. Lloyd Harris-Heigh-ho. Lois Gran--I'll take a dare. Virginia Goschflialirplness Ahead! Ragnold Jensen-Little man, what now? Mary Jane Estesf-Blond trouble. FOURTH ROW-tleft to rizhtj Thomas Kirby-So big. Cleo Harris-Always herself. Maxine Fiske-Shy but sure. Bonnie Gillispie-Ready for Anything. Helen FryeEverything comes to her who wa ts Thelma Jesperson-Here comes the band. Delwin Erickson--Extra! Extra!
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A 1 ves than Class TOP ROW-fleft to right? Richard Cleveland Hi, Ralph. Ralph Cleveland--Hello, Richard. Delbert Clague--He minds his own business. Arlene Bovey--'She has a mind of her own. Clarion Bittinger-Sees nothing, hears nothing, knows SECOND ROW-lleft to riKh0 Edna Arndt-'A diligent and faithful worker. Bob Cummings -'-- No short t'comings. Barbara Cornwall- She's the life of every party. Jean Chambt-rlainA Not too serious--not too gay. Mary Jane Chapman--A clever, pleasant, willing mind. Irving 0sbergv Stretchy to his pals. Arnold Chapman- God bless the man who invented sleep. THIRD ROW-ileft to right! Jean Beckett-A quiet girl. Joe Carroll-He doesn't get in a hurry. Eugene Chase He l.kes to dance. Jim llullock A true comrade' a good dancer. Virginia Cash--Rightfully called, Ginger. Maxine Busenbark-Vim, vigor, and vitality. FOURTH ROW-ileft to riflhtj Carol lieck- Small but dynamic. Helen Aich 'Freshman artist. Arlene Axtell Pep, and plenty of it. Ted Cate Not a s.nncr-not a saint. La Vern Clif'fordfShort but sweet. Velma liarth An ever willing helper. i245 Z1 TOP ROW-tleft to riirhtl Margaret DonnellyWOne very nice brunette. Helene Freeman--The Freshman Juliet. Roger De Koster - Wha da 'ya' hear from da mob ? Richard Gray- Quiet in school.out? William Hcdgin--We all think he's 0. K. Jo Hamilton-Universal favorite. Alice Dalsgaard-Here comes the duchess. SECOND ROW'-ileft to rilhtj Cleo Dickman-H Full of pep and enthusiasm. Marie Eeten Always th nks for herself. William Fuller--Easy come, easy go. Ruth Hanna -Intelligent. lla Jean Darr--Studious. Howard Gannone-He thinks too much. Marion Domeier-Always happy. Dorothy Dickinson--Girl with a musical future. THIRD ROW-lleft to righty Marilou Green-fOne giggle is worth three laughs. Tessle Estes-Every gir1's secret ambition. Marjorie Henrich-fMarjorie's presence is weltome. Arlene Ellerbroek Oh! Those eyes. liill Pais I find the gals interestin'. Eunice Goyette---Born to dance. Helen Fishburn--Nut a bad student. FOURTH ROW-tleft to riglltj Billy Hendricksen'-Once in while he th nks. Evelyn Droll- Someday my prince will come. Shirley Harris-A true and friendly attitude, Eugene Dickinson-Generally speaking he is gene.a1xy speaking. Phyllis Fall ne- Always wliling to do her share. Clariue Duliois Always greets you with a smile. Dick Doudna- I'm a freshman but that's all.
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