Trenton High School - Monguagon Yearbook (Trenton, MI)

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' Q X ' ' . fit, Seniors FRED RYALLS 'Good in all sports and a good sport too.' MARILYN SASH 'Quiet to those who know her not, Jolly to those who do.' JEAN SAVAGE 'A lass nO Mat with a smile so sweet. PAT SCHEFFLER 'Early to bed, early to riseg lyawnl darn those guys. DAVID SCHMIDT 'Give me an audlenceg I want to speak a word or two.' LILLIAN SCHNEIDER 'When you see red hair, beware. BARBARA SCOTT 'It's nice to be nice when you're naturally nice.' DOLORES SHABINAW 'l love the sports well.' JAMES SHADOAN 'Allgoodthlngs come to him who waits! ROBERT SHEA 'For all you may meet, Bob will be hard to beat.' JAMES SHERRARD 'Why work hardand go mad, when- ever there is fun to be had.' ROBERT SIEGEL 'I love workg it fascinates me. I can sit and look at it for hoursl' EARL SIENS 'Happy am Ig from care Pm freeg why aren't all contented like me? MARY CATHERINE SIMMONS 'An innocent face, but you never can tell. GRACE SMITH 'A smiling face and twinkling eyeg you simply cannot pass her by.' JOYCE STACKHOUSE 'Beneath the surface lay, a heart sincere. JERRY STEPHENS 'Tell me the way to gain knowledge without studying! SHIRLY STROCHINE 'Like a sundial she records only sunny hours. 19

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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

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9 ' + n .iight sm, ' 23 5 Y fro. L E Seniors IANET TEFEND 'A blush is beautiful but often incon- venient. JERRY TEIFER 'Pm not so very tall, but Pd rather be short than not at all. RICHARD TESKA 'A fine athlete and a swell fellow! EDWARD THOMAS 'My moment has arrived--I graduate I' MARILYN THOMPSON 'Her heart is like the moon-there's a man in it. RUTH TOWNSEND 'There's a lot of fun beneath her quietness? BILL TROVINGER 'Why shouldwe live if not to enjoy it?' PAUL TURNER 'What' sthe use of moving when the world moves for you? , KATHLEEN TURNER 'Love makes the world go 'round.' LOUIS VAUGHN 'Make much of me girlsg good men are scarce. MARGARET WARRINER 'She hasn't much to say, but yet she's friendly in her way. EDWARD WILLIAMS 'Every deck has a j0ker.' ROBERT WILLIAMS 'A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. DONN WITHEY 'Let's give a cheer, girlsg look who's here. FLORENCE WITTE 'Good things come in small packages, and so does dynamite. ROBERT WORRICK 'Although the last, far from the least.' 20