Trenton High School - Monguagon Yearbook (Trenton, MI)

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31' 1 ,f My , , n K 6 .55 Seniors PAUL LAGINESS 'Take things easy, worry not, and hap- piness wlll be your lot. JOHNNY LAUB 'He wears a smlle you can see a mlle.' AUBREY LAZARZ 'Often he ha burned the midnight oll but not for study. GLENN LEHMANN 'He always makes class average hlgh.' WILLIAM LE SAGE 'Life is just one darn thing after another. EDWARD LEZOTTE 'I worry nobody--no, not I--and no- body worries me. ROBERT LILLEY 'My only books are women's looks.' MARGIE LUDWIG 'Always around, never loud, just as quiet as a little bird. CHRBSIE MAC DONALD 'A pretty glrl who's also smart --with a smile to warm the coldest heart.' WILLARD MC CUAIG 'My idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me. GLENN MALONE 'To the boy with red hair, hazel eyes, and freckled sking may his color never fade. ROBERT MCWILLIAMS 'All the world's a stage, and I do my part--cutting up.' JAMES MEREDITH 'Life is one big party! MARIAN MILES 'She's just the kind whose nature never varles.' JEAN MITCHELL 'Always the same, never different, a friend to all, enemy to none.' RAYMOND MONTE 'Don't try to convince meg I have my own ideas. BETTY MOORE Quiet, unruffled, always the same, like some sweet picture in a frame. MARY JO MULHEISEN 'She'd fight a rattlesnake and get in the first two bltes.' 17

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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

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Seniors BETTY NAGEL 'Whatl no boys in heaven? Well, then, leave me here. MARY ANN NEUBECKER 'A merry lass with a pleasant smile, her pep and fun are always in style. DOLORES NIERGARTH 'Napoleon too was small. KENNY OATES 'A baseball whiz is this senior ladg more like him we wish we had. WILLIAM OESTRIKE He speaks not when there is noth- ing to say.' CHUCK PAIGE 'His fame as an athlete will always shine. RICHARD PARKER 'A likable fellow with a likable way. LILLIAN POMRENKE 'The world's call is stronger than school's. ROY PRICE 'Where success can be achieved, there lies his destination. VIRGINIA PRYOR 'All work and no fun is not thellfe for me. NICHOLAS RADAKOVICH 'Every day is ladies' day with me. RUTH RAPP 'A pretty face, a winning smile, a friend- ship that is really worthwhile! ROBERT RAY 'Better to be idle than not to be well oc- cupied. ALFRED REICKEL 'Full of fun and merry as the day is long. MADELYN RENAUD 'Her hair that lay along her back is as beautiful as the sunset. BERNICE RICHARDS 'She'll make somebody a good sec- retary. FLORENCE ROCCA 'May your joys be as deep as the ocean and your sorrows as light as the foam, DENNIS RUDESILL 'Not lazy, I just don't feel like working. 18