St Croix Falls High School - Sentinel Yearbook (St Croix Falls, WI)

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ff 7? tfr 1 t . ,r J f v ffm: St:NTlNm.af --9 -4 ' in cf ,A Oqjf. We R First Hou'-Darrold Harris, Donald Eckels, Everett Plaster, Earl Duame, Edward Culver, Floyd Jackson, Curtis Gaylord. ' Second Ron'-Ronald Schrop, Lester Mischler, Wilford Carey, Bill Vezina, Fred Edgell, Emil Hurta, Raphael Henderson. Third ROIl'flJ6Z1Il Campbell, Cecil Hatch, Clifton Mack, LaVerne Larson, Stewart Puckett. FUUFIII Ron'-Keith Addington. Hugh Thompson, John Fast, Earl Olson. The Junior Boys Wherein is centered the better half of the Junior class. There have been numerous additions land suhtractionst although it has remained essentially the same. K-K-K-Kieth is all r-r-right if you 1-1-1-let him alone. Bill Vezina-'Londos The Second taccording to him I. Bill Amery-4Teacher,s Delight. Earl Olson---,lust give me time. Ronald Schrop4Diligence and patience have made me what l am today. Stuart Puckett-Remember me as just a class mate, just a classmate. Wilford Carey--Vlfhy gentlemen prefer hlonds. Floyd ,lacksonf-qlust another big husky farmer. Clifton lVlack-f-Sweet and shy. Everett Plasterljust a charming little bundle of good will going to waste. Fred Edgell-Once a junior, always a Junior. Hugh Thompson-Behold the Common hordel John Fast-Like Napoleon, l too have a hat. And as to the remainder of the boys in the .lunior class, it can he said of them, Like tin, their worth cannot he expressed in mere words. H. T. ,33.

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v t N ' A . ee s-e'I'Hr:Si:NT1Ni:r.- -- -s s P 'i JW? ll- ii fjlifln tl' yy M ffl mf .ff N , X , X NM? lp f ' rf . 1 Firsl Role-Ruby Phelps, Edna Alinqnist. Lucy King, Patricia Greenlee, Phyllis Greenlee, Larmon Price, Fern Jensen. Seeonrl R0u'iL0rraine Gustafson, Ruby Anderson, Francis Hoverman, Gladys Sehnagl. Helen Larson. Alive Peterson, Priseilla Dinsmore, Ruth Laier. 7'h1'ra' Ron'-Elna Hanson. Barbara Burnham, jane Golmh, Myrtle lsaaeson. Blanc-he Whitaker, Gladys Anderson. Helen Johnson. The junior Girls 'WZ' WMM Gladys Anderson--The nerviest. X ! liuhy Anderson-If speeeh were gold IRI he a millionaire. at Helen Johnson-Modest. Ju, W lflna Hanson-l don't care if I don't get lny geometry. Barbara Burnham-A winning way. a pleasant smile. l.arn1on Priee--fA laugh is worth a hundred groans on any market. Ruth Laier-How l hate to get up in the morning. f bf' Jane Gohh--lsn't this shorthand terrible? f fu ,t fl Edna Alniquist-Mueh knowledge is found in hooks. f njfhf gf Q 1 l.nt'y King--l've traveled the world oler with my xass. ,J , 'A , F , 1 Cy , F Patrieia Greenlee-XTeaeherls pet. , , ff lfraneis HovermansfA just fortune awaits the deserving. ' Priseilla Dinsmore-sl,ittle but oh. my. Alive Petersonfliy her hearty laugh we know her. Helen l.arsoni0h. my hair. Phyllis Greenleefllid you ever hear Phyllis snieker? liulvy Phelps--Quietness in person. lllanehe Whitaker--Willy aren't they all contented like me? Pearl Nelson--One tongue is suffieient for a woman. Myrtle lsaaeson-The hookworm. Gladys St-hnaglfwhat sweet delight a quiet life affords. l ern jensenf- -A heart with room for all. . . , H. L. 33. Hggg VJ J