Willmar High School - Senior Yearbook (Willmar, MN)

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NEWSHAWKS AT WORK IN THE WILOHI OFFICE Their 'noses know news As Our Best Friends See Us It's the truth. Every senior has been scooped. And by his best friend. This year the seniors chose to be pictured side by side with their pals, not in the alphabetized order of yesteryear. More than that, each senior wrote the biography of the churn of his high school days. These thumbnail sketches have been planned to reflect something more than each senior's high school record. They represent an attempt to capture the essence of a personality. Items recorded reveal students' likes, dislikes, future ambi- tions, immediate plans, nicknames, and little idiosyncrasies. But they are not encyclopedias of factual data. Persons in- terested in gathering vital statistics must take their inquiries to the principal's office. Sometimes seniors praise one anotherg sometimes they throw in a gibe or two. But whatever the method, each writer has tried to picture the real McCoy. Daring? Yes. Intimate? Certainly. Candid? Without a doubt. But who knows better what a fellow's like than the one person who has been his daily shadow? 13