1945-46 Owen High School

Cloverleaf Year Book Index

Yearbook property of: Elsie (Lipprandt) Anderson

Transcribed by Robert Lipprandt

 

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Owen High School Senior Class Write-ups

(Pages 11 to 13)

 

 

Barbara Barrett; “I’m always looking for a good time.”

 

Evelynne Bednarczyk; “She admits there are two sides to every argument, her own and the wrong side.”

 

Rachel Bjorn; “Look what four years have done, one more would have ruined me.”

 

Marjorie Bublitz; “When joy and duty clash, let duty go to smash.”

 

John Cattanach; “Classes should be ten minutes long, five to come and five to go.”

 

Kenneth Clifton;  “‘Tis better to sleep in class than waste a perfectly good night.”

 

Bernice Dike; “She’s witty, wise and she’s a terror.”

 

Daisy Friedenfels; “She’s true to one, one at a time.”

 

Betty Greech; “She’s life a magnet, attractive.”

 

Miriam Hamalainen; “A friendly heart with many friends.”

 

Tivo Heikkinen; “I came, I saw, I’m still looking.”

 

Doris Kunkel; “All great people are dying, and I don’t feel so well myself.”

 

Shirley Klug; “The year is gone, let it go.”

 

Bernice Laube; “My heart is like a fan, always in circulation.”

 

Olga Leshuk; “When she grins, we grin, when she works, we wonder.”

 

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

 

Eunice Marking; “she’s the cute gal who leads our cheers and has made a swell pal thought the years.”

 

Pete McMillan; “It’s a great life, if your don’ts weaken.”

 

Richard Needham; “I know I’m nor good looking, but what’s my opinion against thousands of others.”

 

Henry Mauel; “That curly hair would make any girl rave.” 

 

Russell Phillips; “Your bet your life I work, but not often.”

 

Helen Reed; “She has two eyes soft and brown, take care, beware, it’s Grama Bear.”

 

Nina Ridpath; “I’m not always as bashful as I seem.” 

 

Loretta Smith; “A ring on the finger is wroth two on the phone.” 

 

Shirley Smith; “Very sweet, very wise, mischief twinkles in her eyes.”

 

Gladys Sorenson; “Her heart is like the moon, every changing, but always with a man in it.”

 

Alicia Teclaw; “I like work, it fascinates me, I can sit and look at it for hours.”