Owen High School Senior Class Write-ups

(Pages 6 to 9)

 

Frances Baxter; “I don’t like school days, give me school nights.”

 

Donna Clifton; “She’s like a ’47 Ford, she gets around.”

 

Alice Devine; “It pays to be intelligent.”

 

Herbert Ewan; “No smart man wastes his time with girls.”

 

Allen Fritz; “I might do something sensational yet.”

 

Russell Garfield; “All mighty men have soft hearts; I’m a mighty man.”

 

Phyllis Hacker; “Quiet and unassuming.”

 

Nancy Hamm; “Two rings on the phone are worth one on the finger.”

 

Patricia Hamm; “Why does it get so late so early?”

 

Inez Hofmann; “Oh, those big brown eyes.”

 

Earl Johnson; “His heart is like the moon, constantly changing, but always with a woman in it.”

 

Betty Jean Kraut; “A friendly heart with many strings.”

 

Dorothy Long; “Music hath charms, so has she.”

 

Darlene Lulloff; “I’d like school better, if all I could to was eat.”

 

Shirley McMillan; “She’s the girl that led our cheers for three years.”

 

William Maurina; “Work fascinates me, I could sit and look at it all day!”

 

Floyd Neibacher; “When the world comes around to my way of thinking, I’ll be great.”

 

Violet Otto; “Forget your trials with music and bring joy to others.”

 

Galen Parkinson; “Witty and wise, but mischief twinkles in his eyes.”

 

LeRoy Parve; “Great men are dying, I don’t feel well myself.”

 

Beatrice Schwarze; “Little but mighty.”

 

Walter Smith; “Sleeping in study periods is more fun than working.”

 

Sylvia Stolp; “Work doesn’t bore her, she never has time to sit and look at it.”

 

Sidney Toraason; “Better late than never; but better never late.”

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