1947-48 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

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Mary Ellen Anderson: “Sweet little lass, who is the artist of our class.”

 

Audrey Bjornstad: “A girl of silence, a girl of sense.”

 

Fern Buchholz: “Known to none but herself.” 

 

Darlene Clifton: “The only way to have a friend is to be one.”

 

Robert Devine: “If wise remarks were grains of sand, I would be a desert.” 

 

Karl Doege: “If school is liberty, give me death.”

 

Edna Dunlap: “She’s an upright, downright, alright girl.”

 

Howard Erickson: “If I do not look important, my looks deceive me.”

 

Ernest Gay: “Everyone has his hero, I’m mine.”

 

Ethel Glenzer: “The world belongs to the energetic.”

 

Dorothea Gudex: “Life is what we make it.”

 

Kenneth Hacker: “When there’s nothing else to do he comes to school.”

 

Mary Jane Heibsch: “But red hair just comes natural.”

 

Frank Hoeper: “A fellow among the best of fellows.”

 

David Hull: “I take my fun where I find it.”

 

Jeanne Jensen: “Her very frowns are fairer far than the smiles of other maidens are ---- to someone.”

 

June Klabon: “Small, but not too small to be recognized.”

 

John Kobs: “Calm and quite is his way, but deserving anyway.”

 

Dorine Laabs: “The unspoken word caused no trouble.”

 

Arlo Lindner: “He must have a lot of work, 'cause none has ever come forth.” 

 

Elsie Lipprandt: “Let others do the talking, I’ll listen.”

 

Verla Lott: “I look back on yesterday with a smile.”

 

Virgie Lott: “She’s a woman of a few thousand words.”

 

Louise Maki: “If I can dance, I’m happy.”

 

Bonnie Marking: “I could just keep right on dancing.”

 

Robert Mattson: “What’s the use of living if you can’t enjoy yourself.”

 

Bonnie Lou O’Dell: “Generally speaking she is generally speaking.”

 

Harley Peterson: “He’s backward about coming forward.”

 

Duane Phillips: “I didn’t come to school just to study.”

 

Leslie Phillips: “He’s saving his ambition for future use.”

 

Ruby Purgett: “A modest girl we must confess, with just a touch of bashfulness.” 

 

Richard Seufzer: “Farmers are the nation’s foundation.”

 

Edward Sluzewski: “I have a mind of my own and it takes more than a teacher to change it.” 

 

Kenneth Smith: “this is the last of school - - I am content.”

 

Melvin Smith: “Did you know that quietness becomes a man.”

 

Patricia Straughan: “Something fitting should be said for you, but anything nice will do.”

 

Mary Stuve: “She is friendly as well as studious.” 

 

Patricia Sugden: “She takes things as they come.”

 

Dorothy Thompson: “She’s a worker, she’ll succeed.” 

 

Audrey Wilksman: “She’s here - - I heard her giggle.”

 

Violet Woik: “We know little of her, but that little is good.” 

 

Judith Wollum: “A quiet, industrious worker.” 

 

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