Adams, Mary Lynne (Wickwire)

"She's not a flower, She's not a pearl, She's just a noble All around girl."

Adams, Susan (Stancroff)

"Lovely to look at, Delightful to know"

Albrecht, Edward

"A man with a smile is the man worth while."

Albrecht, Roberta (Greene)

"With a merry twinkle in her eye; you'll find her where there's fun close by."

Altrock, Rogene (Lathouwers)

"Swiftly, gayly o'er the keys she trips along with joy and ease."

Anderson, Helen (Michell) (Deceased 21 Nov 1973)

"I never say more than is necessary."

Andrews, Janet (Buffenbarger)  (Deceased 6 Feb 1999)

"Here smile is delight."

Bailey, Maurice

"Blessed by agriculture."

Bailey, Roger (Deceased 11 Sep 1999)

Barnett, Caryl (Ferguson)

"A bright smile and winning ways."

Beard, Jeanette (Sobota)

"It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice."

Beimer, David

"A man of few words-there are few he doesn't know."

Beltz, Roger

"I may be bashful, but I'm nice."

Benedict, JoAnn (Smith)

"Her personality shines forth."

Benson, Barbara (Peplinski)

"She is quiet as a lamb."

Bentz, Reshard

"What, no women in heaven. Then just let me live."

Boals, Fred

"Fond of work, fond of fun, fond of teasing everyone."

Bodah, Bill (Deceased 16 Mar 1962)

"I'm here-even if I don't tell anyone."

Braley, Donald

"Enjoy your life."

Brown, Mabel (Bacon)

"She has a kindly spirit, and a friendly air."

Brunk, Jerry

Buffum, Martin

"Blessing on him that first invented sleep."

Butler, Susan Grace (Tobie)

"The knowledge of words is the gate of scholarship."

Christensen, Marcia (Sadler)

"With matrimony on the way, May she enjoy each single day."

Clark, Dorothy (Plyer)

"A face more sweet it ne'er hath been my chance to meet."

Clough, Sheila (Kaye) (Deceased 21 Apr 2003)

"Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low an excellent thing in women."

Collins, Connie (Sobanski)

Crisman, Robert (Deceased 15 Feb 1997)

"Who says in verse what others say in prose."

Davis, Mildred (Kelsey) (Deceased 15 Feb 1992)

"To grow or not to grow that is the question."

DeGergus, Judith Lee (Thayer)

"Sunny is her hair, and sweet is her smile."

DeHoff, Lauren

"Calm and unruffled as the seven seas."

Dewyer, Carol

"A girl of merry moods"

Dewyer, Janice (Clark)

Elliott, Sue (Genter)

"Sweet as sugar, but much more interesting."

Engel, Carole (Schierholt)

"She is tall and liked by all."

Erickson, Marie (Chase)

"Sugar and spice and all that's nice."

Evans, Joe

" From his tenderest infancy, this young gentleman studied how to escape study."

Fargo, Frances (Harper)

"Dates are her favorite fruit."

Fath, Martha (Fleetwood) (Deceased 26 Jan 1982)

"Don't blame me-blame my eyes and my smile."

Ferris, LeAnn (Adams)

"In everything she does her best, entering it with zeal and zest."

Ferris, Winona Lynn (Todaron) (Deceased 3 Jan 2000)

"I could be better, if I would, but it's awfully lonesome being good."

Flewelling, Reginald (Deceased 28 Jun 1996)

French, Floyd Richard

Futrell, Leola (McDonald)

"All work and no fun isn't the life for me."

Galinski, Mary Ann (Slaggert)

"Whoever said blondes are more striking than brunettes."

Gerard, Marilee (Ames) (Deceased 15 Sep 1991)

"Knowing her is liking her."

Gilbert, Chester

"Life is one long process of getting tired."

Gould, Evelyn (Hartley)

"A good heart is worth gold."

Gunberg, Richard

"Enough work to do, and strength enough to do it."

Hackett, Janet (Flint)

"Pretty, sweet, and always neat."

Hall, Teri (Deceased 1975)

Hall, Tom

"A likeable chap, everyone agrees."

Hansen, Barbara (Gutschke)

"Well timed silence hath more eloquence than speech."

Hansen, Howard

"Nobody knows it, but once I was bashful."

Hansen, Norma (Anderson)

"Silence and modesty are the ornaments in a woman."

Hansen, Roger

"A swell guy and friend to all, especially good in basketball."

Hardenburg, Patricia (Mayes)

Harris, Judith Lee (McDonagh) (Deceased May 2005)

"The fairness of her face no tongue can tell."

Robert Hayes

Heemstra, Bob

"His limbs were cast in manly mold, for hardy sports or contest bold."

Hilden, Shirley (Keson)

"'Tis good to be both merry and witty."

Hillier, Lester

"The fewer the words the greater the profit."

Hogenson, Joan (Ezdebski)

"If a woman has long hair, it is a glory to her."

Huber, Robert

"We don't need him any longer, He's long enough."

Ikner, Jim (Deceased 31 Aug 1964)

"To insure peace of mind, ignore the rules and regulations."

Jackson, Victor

"He lives at peace with all mankind, he's our friend and we don't mind."

Jensen, Janet (Dipple)

"It's fun to laugh."

Johnson, Axel

"Wit makes it's own welcome."

Johnson, Jim

"His disposition is as his hair-sunny."

Johnson, Karen (Cloutier)

"In her very quietness there is charm."

Johnson, Katherine Katie (Peterson)

"She's ready for fun most any day, but she can bake as well as play."

Johnson, R. Mitchell

"Every inch a man-and lots of inches."

Johnson, Roger

"Worth makes the man."

Karboske, Wally

"Man with a horn."

Karstens, LeRone [Larry]

"Give me a keen and always present sense of humor."

Keneipp, Robert

"Men like bullets, go farthest when they are smooth."

Keneipp,William

"A very pleasant fellow."

Kotecki, Bob

"A sense of humor is the only thing that keeps intelligent people from hanging themselves."

Krivitzky, Cecilia (Kale)

"Happiness is found in activity."

LaBarr, Donald

"My thoughts are my own."

Lake, Willard (Deceased 1 March 2006)

"And so to sleep again."

Larsen, Carol A. (Witt)

"Silence is golden, but we're off the gold standards."

Larsen, Carolyn (Schwass) (Deceased 9 Dec 2004)

"Liberty of thought is the life of the soul."

Leete, Dolores

"For she's a good friend with a smile for all."

Lemire, Barbara (Olson)

"But oh, she dances a way."

Lyon, Barbara

"Hear that girl laughing."

Madsen, Jack

"He fears the wiles of maidens' smiles- or does he?"

Maine, Nancy (Anderson)

"Knowledge is power."

Malliett, Sylvia Elizabeth (Ray)

"Quiet and sweet, without conceit."

Matthews, Alice Elizabeth " Libby" (Benson)

"She's beautiful and therefore to be wooed."

McCumber, Arlene (Marston)

"A maiden wooed and won."

Meister, Bernard (Deceased Feb. 14, 1970)

His only labor is to kill time."

Mero, John

"He surest strikes that smiling gives the blow."

Moore, Janice (Babcock)

"To the horizon she looks, for the future she plans."

Nelson, Martha (Solomon)

"Cheerfulness is the background of all good talk."

Nyuli, John

"Oh where can I find a place where the women won't chase me."

Opitz, Helen (Burtner)

"Her company is well worth while."

Parks, Marilyn (Thorne)

Pehrson, DaLynn (Baldwin)

"Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow we go to school."

Perry, Bill

"A man, he seems, of cheerful yesterday and confident tomorrow."

Peterson, Barbara (Behan)

Peterson, Carol (Johnson)

"Delightful to know and pleasant to talk to."

Peterson, George Jr.

"I must be myself and no one is to change me."

Peterson, Karolyn (Roshaven) (Deceased 30 Jan 1986)

"She looks like an angel, she acts like an angel, but you never can tell what an angel will do."

Porter, Marie (Morton)

"Quiet persons are welcome everywhere."

Purdy, Harry

"The play's the thing."

Ramsay, James

"Oh, for a rod and a hook and a nice quiet brook."

Rehbein, Nonnie (Bebee) (Deceased Nov 1978)

"Full of fun and fancy free."

Reinberg, John

"A man of worth and common sense."

Rosplock, Barbara (Van Orman)

"Thought small, she sits high in our hearts."

Sanford, Bill

"Friendly, optimistic, capable."

Schmidt, Barbara (Kinnaman)

"Sweetness is her virtue."

Shaffer, Sally (Sobolik)

"What do we see but a maiden fair, never without a wave in her hair."

Sjoholm, Jeanne (Kagey)

"A busy girl from morn to eve."

Smith, Charles (Deceased 2 Jan 2001)

 "An hour for toil, an hour for sport."

Smith, James

Smith, Larry

"Questions don't bother me, it's the answers."

Smith, Michael (Deceased Jul. 1985 ??)

Spalding, Burton

 "'Tis not good that men should be alone."

Spaulding, Luella

"A virtuous girl with a very sweet smile, knowing her was well worth while."

Squire, Phyllis (Coolman)

"She is never quiet but when she is sleeping."

Stahl, Sharon (Petzak)

"True to her work, her words, her friends."

Stever, Ronald (Deceased 16 Oct 1980)

"Don't let studies interfere with your education."

Stilson, Janet (Van Epps)

"Every woman should marry."

Strabel, John (Deceased 25 Nov 1996)

"Tall, dark, and handsome...PLUS."

St. Peter, Jim

"A comrade neither glum nor merry."

Sullivan, Gaye Marie (Adamczyk)

"As grows a flower, thus quietly she grew."

Swayne, Joan (Enos) (Deceased 1 Oct. 1997)

"Here's to the girl who's jolly and gay."

Tallefson, Janice (Wolff)

"This dark-haired maiden has charming ways we all adore."

Taylor, Valmer Jr.

"Little men are not always small."

Thompson, Ronald

"My mind is gay."

Underwood, Jim

"A world without a woman oh me!"

VandenHeuvel, Jean (Swindell)

"Her face is fair, her heart is true and gay."

Vandervest, Joseph Jr.

"It takes a wise man to discover a wise man."

Verboam, Janelle (Schade)

"May your days glide on in happiness and peace."

VonSprecken, John

"Hot rods are driven at just two speeds-lawful and awful."

Vorac, Kelly (Deceased 19 Sep 2004)

"I like my studies-far away."

Vorce, Russell & (Darcy)

"A second Hercules."

VorderLandwehr, Sharon (Rathbun)

"A smile for all, a frown for none. She's always peppy and full of fun."

Wheaton, Walter

"That I'm a man I'd have you know, thought I still have some room to grow."

Wikorejczak (Wickery), Gary Wayne

"You can't ruffle his good nature."

Williams, Sharon (Faidley)

"Be gone, dull care!"

Wolff, Robert

"With light blond hair and shining blue eyes. Oh, what a man to be so shy."

Wright, Bruce

"I never met a man I didn't like."

Yennior, Leo

"A smile for every boy. Two for every girl."

Zook, Warren (Deceased 8 Sep 1975)

"Farewell, farewell, farewell."