Stoughton High School - Yahara Yearbook (Stoughton, WI)

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Mary Lou Rinden The best girl is the one least talked about. Kathrine Hayden Roetter . Katie Nobody gives her a second thought, they’re to busy A with the first. mm Juanita Louise Ringgenberg Linda Rae Peterson Pete Thomas Atley Peterson T , Pete Let s see, what color shall it be today. Would you believe it? I was a 97 pound weakling ... at birth. Gerry Lynn Prosser If your not sure, laugh. Virginia Ann Quam Gina Chuckle, chuckle down the floor, come on girls let’s laugh some more. Dennis Obert Reinstad They used to call him “The Rev. Mr. Black!” Nita Prim and proper so I be, teachers think the world of me. Would I whisper? Oh, dear no! I might lose my rep. you know. Juliana Marie Rosenbaum Julie Dennis Owen Roneid She is just the quiet kind whose nature never changes. Men of few words are often the wisest.

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Sharon Rae Olson Squeek A. little 'squeek’ here and a little ‘squeek’ there Theodore Paul Olson Ted D , c. . What was I put on this Kuth blame Oren world for if not to rant and Fred rave. She’s sometimes glad, sometimes sad, even mis-chievious, but never bad. Harold Osland One dab or two? Charlotte Overson Seven sisters, seven blondes, and seven nights a week! Kay Owen I think more than you think I think .... I think! Phillip Alan Owen Phil The way to save money is to forget girls, but who wants to forget girls? Nickolas Louie Paris Nick From little acorns grow big oaks. John James Paschewitz Every man is a volume if you know how to read him. Roy Charles Paton III Skip Don’t let the name fool you. Charles Johan Peterson Whitey I like work. I could sit and look at it for hours.

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Michael Andrew Rosenbaum Rosey I should have named him ‘Charlie’ he’s such a little “Dickens’. Margaret Ann School Peggy Linda Louise Rustad The country life has made her rugged. Males Beware! TTien she giggled and giggled and giggled some Noreen Elizabeth Scheel Bug She puts her problems in the bottom of her heart, sits on the lid and laughs. James Robert Scheuler Jim The night has thawed many a cold reception, eh, Jim. Bonnie Schmoll Like granulated suger — small, sweet and refined. James Norman Sc holes Jim Just Brian and me and our Hondas. Mary Louise Seamonson Mare Life is a series of adventures, with a different hero Linda Rae Segebrecht in each one. She may be timid, but not bashful. George Ruric Seybold Seybs Wine, women and song are getting me down, voice lessons cost money so song has to go.