Stoughton High School - Yahara Yearbook (Stoughton, WI)

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Lynette Ann Blaha Lynn Yvonne brline Bjustad home, or didn’t School and books may be alright, but dances are really my delight. Kathleen Ann Bothum Kathie Her theme song: ”1116 Duke of Earl.’ Jeffrey Bowen Jeff I was almost killed by a train of thoughts running through my head. Timothy Charles Bratvold 'Tim Let’s dig- deeper into the details so that I can wholly comprehend the situation. William Richard Briggs Buggsy Women are just like elephants. 1 like to look at them, but I’d never like to own one. Sharon Lucille Brown An unspoken word never causes trouble. Patricia Ann Buckenmeyer Auggie Full of fun and mischief too, doing things she shouldn’t do. James Richard Bunting Jimmy Always drummin’ up something. Victoria Borenson Vickie Sincere and thoughtful in every way, pleasant! yet, not too much to say.

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Blair Marvin Anderson Those who know him best, praise him most. Myra Linda Anderson May your days be filled with powered slopes, blue skys, and high hopes. Terry Ann Anderson Blondes you get in bottles; redheads are just natural. The pool hall kid. Margaret Genevive Augustine “Margie Wicked brown eyes are dangerous things; often keep us from sprouting wings. Craig Orlin Ausse Ralph Look what four years did to me, one more and I’d be ruined. t'V’V, Tanya Marie Baumgartner Toddy Woddy Fugitive from studyhall. William Gasold Beaster Hondo He has more fun in a year then most people have in a lifetime. June Carol Berg Only weeds grow tall. Donald Bert Benson Don Why take life seriously, you’ll never get out alive. Connie Lee Bergeron C.B. I”m little. I’m wise. I’m a terror for my size.

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Marilyn Louise Cantwell Pinky She plays the flute in our band. We’d say she’s as good as a mythological pan. Jonathan Sanborn Carleton Jon He may look shy, but .. William Edwin Christianson Bill I know a lot, I just can’t think of it Judith Ann Clutter Judi It’s nice to be natural when you are naturally nice. Linda Ruth Cooper Coop la, la, la, la, la, “La, la.” Elizabeth Jane Cress Betty A gal of many interests with a ready giggle. Deborah Lee Culham Debby Man has his will, Debby has her way. Barbara Jean Curtin Barb Quiet maiden intent on her work, we know her duties she never will shirk.” David A. Daggett The pool hall kid. Marilyn Sue Dahle A quiet girl — sometimes.