Trenton High School - Monguagon Yearbook (Trenton, MI)

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Seniors MARGARET COUSINEAU 'A quiet girl but quite a girl! NANCY CROFTS 'She's full of pep as she can beg her equal you're not apt to see. GEORGE CULLIN 'T'would not be surprising if he should surprise the world.' ROBERT DENNIS 'If you can't hear him, it's not your ears, but his shyness.' RITA DENNBON 'Her character is as golden as her hair. CHARLES DOMKE 'It may be said of thls young lad--a better friend was never had. JOYCE DOMKE 'See her motions, watch her step, watch her give the crowd the pep.' RALPH ENDICOTT 'The combined qualities of a man and an athlete. GARY FIELDS 'I never dare tobe as fumxy as I can. JOHN FINNIGAN 'ln him it was natural to please! LYLE FORD lt's fum to study--P11 bet. ELAINE FOSTER 'The more you know her, the better you like her.' LAURA FRANK 'She loves to talk, but not very loud.' VIRGINIA GUIDO 'Be it bright or be it dreary, you will find her cheery. ROBERT HALL 'Behind that quiet look is a quick and willing spirit? DAVID HAMEL 'My car is my best friend! ALICE HELLRUNG 'True to her work, her word, and her friends! RICHARD HENDERSON 'A tisket, a tasket, he scored another basket. 15

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Seniors JAMES AGNEW 'I have a voice,, but why wear it out?' PEGGIE ANDERTON 'Witty and sweet, just me girl you'd like to meet. GEORGE ANGEL 'A man of reason, but never too busy to see the bright side of a situation! JEAN ANTELOPE 'Her ways are ways of pleasantnessf' NADINE ARTHURS 'Clever, cute, and full of pep, IDA MARY BAKER 'A Url of few words. EVELYN BERGMOCBER 'A friendly disposition brings its owner many frlendsf' MARILYN BIDLEMAN 'Quiet but studiousd' STEWART BLAIR 'Let me sleep, and I will be content! RONALD BLOCK 'Not too short and not too tall, just a fellow liked by all. HUNTLY BOYD 'A world without sports :ls not a world.' JOHN BUHL 'We know him by the noise he doesn't make. JEAN BURBO 'Some people wake up and find they are famous, I wake up and find Pm late! DWIGHT BURT 'The fairer sex affect me not. FRANK CABA 'Never a frown, never a word, no 1.11 of him was ever heard. BETTY CAREY 'Gladly a willing hand she'll lend, and always to her work sincerely bend! ROSEMARY CARMICHAEL 'Full of fun with love for mischief! CLAYTON COHOON 'Nothing interferes with my educa- tion, not even my studies. 174

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, A E f e f 2'-I P I t 3' 2 fl 5' ewf X EN .4 .M I - , ff: , ' ax I ia, 15 , ... . A t -4 I Seniors MARGARET HENRY 'Always a smile, cheerful and gay, a friendly gal with a friendly way. MARY LEE HERMANN 'Quiet and retiring so--what to write we do not know. BETTY HOLLOWAY 'Little said is soonest mended. LEONARD HOWLETT 'A quiet manner but there is fun in his heart. Q D DONNA HUNTER 'She is certain to be seen wherever fun and mischief beam. VIVIAN JACOBY 'She has a mind of her own and a voice to express it.' ALBERT JOHNSON 'A merry man is he, and a friend to you and me. BEVERLY JONES 'She aims high and always hits her mark. GEORGE KASTUR.A 'Sometimes I sit and think, and sometimes I just sit. JOYCE KINDT 'The world's no better if we worryg life's no longer if we hurry? LEO KLAES 'Studious in all his work, he is never known to shirk. MARILYN KLINGEL 'Jollity and friendliness she in a- bundance doth possess. GABRIEL KLUPACS 'Always a good fel1ow.', JAMES KNIGHT 'I remember well those lessons, but as for what I learned, that's a question. MARK KNIGHT 'Don't try to estimate what there is in a quiet person.' NONDIS KURETH 'I hate scarce smilesg I love laughing. DONNA LA FROMBOISE 'Full of fire and mischief, too, doing things she shou1dn't do.' VIRGINIA LAGERS 'No entertainment is so cheap as reading nor any pleasxu-e so lasting! 16