Wakefield High School - Echo Yearbook (Wakefield, MI)

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Seniors Amondo Lynn Amore Pomelo Bennett When I wont your opinion. I'll ’ I'll find o woy or moke one. 9' ve ir to you. Brian Blodgett Whenever I pur my best foot forward. somebody steps on it. Debro Morie Bouvette ‘ No sinner, ond yet no soinr. Lindo Carol Brennon Do not follow where the path leads. Mother, go where there is no path ond leave o trail. Mory Jone Bugni 7 don't know where I'm going, bur I'm on my woy. Liette Morie Cosonovo ‘7 hove tried so hard to become whor I ought to be. that I forgot whor lorn. Dovid E. Cormier ' sold my soul, for rock ond roll'' 6

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Exchange Students HANS MARTIN OSTERBRAND, ELI RANGAARD RECEIVING A BIRTHDAY CAKE FOR ELI FROM MR. EUGENE MAKI, A MEMBER OF THE WAKEFIELD ROTARY CLUB. The students of Wakefield High School and the residents of our community hod the pleasurable experience of becoming acquainted and shoring cultures with exchange students from foreign countries during the post year. Miss Eli Randgaard, on exchange student from Homor, Norway, was sponsored by the Wokefield Rotorians. Her hobbies include reading, writing, 4-H, and listening to music. Eli said .she liked the Upper Peninsulo very much and hod olor of fun learning to ploy basketball. She also liked our many different varieties of food, which she hod never tasted in Norway. Eli is seventeen years ond hos one younger brother. She will attend o secondory school for two years when she returns to Norway. After that she is planning on going into the secretarial field or to study to be a social worker. Her host families during her stay were June ond Chris Kotilo, Mr. ond Mrs. Jerry Wuorinen, ond Mr. ond Mrs. Dole Soumis. Martin Osterbrond, through the efforts of the American Scondinovion Student Exchange program spent the year here attending school, while living with the James Ozzello family. Quoting Martin, his hobbies ore, Tennis, tennis, ond tennis, dragon flying, skiing, ond hunting girls. He enjoyed our oreo ski hills ond oil the snow. Martin learned to ploy basketball os o member of the Cord varsity team. He is the oldest of three children in his family or sixteen. After he returns to his hometown of Goreberg, Sweden, he will offend school for two more years ond then will serve o mandatory year of military service. Martin said the Upper Peninsulo is very much like Sweden ond he loves it. 5

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Seniors Mark Allen Danielson All I wont is less to do ond more rime to doit. Julie Ann Davidson The world is like o mirror that reflects bock whor we are Edward J. Delorio All the world's o sroge, bur some of us ore just sroge hands. Joan C. Geroux Good-morning Americans — It's Friday! Suzanne F. Gronaro Good things come in small packages Lisa Kay Haberserzer If you don't try. you'll never know if you con do it. Kim Marie Halvorson 'The best things in life ore immoral, illegal, or fattening 7