1949-50 Owen High School

Cloverleaf Year Book Index

Yearbook property of: Carol Rene (Lipprandt) Stroud

From the estate of: Norbert Walter Carl Lipprandt

 

Transcribed by Robert Lipprandt

 

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Owen High School Senior Write-ups

(Pages 13 & 14)

 

Barnaske, Marjorie: 

“When the rest of the class is merely guessin’, Margie is sure to know her lesson.”

 

Buchholz, Karl:

“He wouldn’t be good if he could, and he couldn’t be good if he would.”

 

Ciockiewicz, Dorothy:

“Dreams are the stuff life is made of.”

 

Dutzle, Adeline:

“A little bashful & little shy, but still there’s mischief in her eye.” 

 

Fakes, Gaylord:

“He’s the guy who runs a Ford, keeps the gals from getting bored.”

 

Frane, Howard:

“I never worry, I never fret; what I can’t remember, I just forget.”

 

Gay, Ervin:

“I’m the world’s greatest man, but no one knows it yet.”

 

German, Donald:

“I know a lot, but I just can’t think of it.”

 

Lester Gifford:

“Schooling has done me no harm, but I feel easier on the farm.” 

 

Hansen, Wilbur:

“I’m in my early flirties.”

 

Hull, Bruce:

“When I don’t talk sense, I talk nonsense.” 

 

Johnson, Beverly:

“I never let my studies interfere with my education.”

 

Johnson, Clarence:

“A man may not be a ladies man to be a man.” 

 

Krug, Beatrice:

“Love is the only game which isn’t called off because of darkness.”

 

Lipprandt, Norbert:

“One can’t know everything, so why ask me.” 

 

Lysdahl, Birdelle:

“If giggles were golden, I’d be a millionaire.” 

 

Madsen, Jerry:

“Greater men than I have lived, but I doubt it.” 

 

Maurina, Mary:

“Ah, I have sighed for my love.” 

 

Mills, Arlene:

“I was cut out to be an angel, but someone ran away with the pattern.” 

 

Molle, Vernette:

“No man is worth the salt of my tears.”  

 

Nowak, Alex:

“I work eight hours, sleep eight hours and that leaves eight hours for love.”

 

Pawlukiewicz, Frank:

“Girls is a queer kind of folk.”

 

Piotrowski, Wanda:

“The best way to lengthen the day is to steel a few hours from the night.”

 

Pyatt, Beverly:

“When she’s troubled she tells it to the Navy.” 

 

Smith, Andrew:

“Pride of our school, president of our class; a real true blue, admired by lad and lass.”

 

Southworth, George:

“I’ll argue though the point is small, you can’t let those teachers say it all.” 

 

Stasek, Paul:

“He speaketh not and yet there lies a conversation in his eyes.” 

 

Strohkirch, Delores:

“I am her even if I don’t tell everyone.” 

 

Stuve, Janet:

“Measure in inches she’s not very tall; but in good friendship she comes up to them all.” 

 

Teclaw, Loraine:

“She’s full of pep and mischief, too; doing things she shouldn’t do.”

 

Thorson, Jerome:

“I am a lover and have not found anything to love.”