Stoughton High School - Yahara Yearbook (Stoughton, WI)

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•ioctte Patricia Rower Richard Roy Biotngren That's funny Randy, I have the same feeling. This is the right bower You can almost see the stars in his eyes Brenda Marie Boyd Shannon Elizabeth Bradley Quiet, yes; shy, no; give Her smile is UUra-Brite. her a chance and let her go. Steven Thomas Brosh Larry Bronte Someday 1 11 catch up to Henry Aaron. Robert Prestcn move over, a new music man marches. Richard J. Budden I wanna be kept down on the farm. Norriae Alice Byrd Smiles, smiles, unending smiles, in radiant lines for miles and miles.

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Mar Elizabeth JBcckStrand Jon E Baum Sfae’s the shy type, you have to whistle twice. And hece you thought 1 was studying Barbara Ann Benson Brian B. Benschep He stoops to nothing but the doorway. Julie Mae Beckwith Thomas B. Bennett The thing that co6ts the least and does the most is simply a pleasant smile. I never met a mirror 1 didn’t like. She’s a studious girl. When she succeeds, well know why. Randall Gene Blotngren 1 have the strangest feeling that I have a spSt personality. Vincent Lee Biegen Work is some men’s meat. I'M a vegetarian.

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Sandra Ha - Canaan My clarinet and I make beautiful music together. Caret Jean Carpenter She's pretty to walk with and witty to talk with. Marilyn c. Christianson John H. Christiansen Women are entitled to life, liberty, and the pursuit of men. A combination hard to beat, handsome, friendly, and a fine athlete. Thank God it's Friday Eric L. Chris toffers on Nancy Coon Beans, beans, the magical Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Steve F. Comstock Don't study your lesson lessen your study ReSie Christianson I finally flew over this cuckoo's nest.