Bancroft High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Bancroft, NE)

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SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Claes, do make this our last will and testament consisting of our estate, both real and personal. We divide and bequeath to our under-classmen (whom we hope will use them to prosper and guide them as they head into the future) for their own use and benefit forever. We do withhold from them the legal right to dispose of these things in any manner. I, Donald Petersen, bequeath my ability to drive to Jack Gardes. He can surely keep up the good work of burning the weeds off the roads with the car as I did. I, Jeannette Bassett, bequeath my ability to get along with John to Cynthia Buchholz. Maybe they won't be fighting all the time then. I, Betty Sorensen, bequeath my pep and spirit to Jolene Kolell. She can keep up the good school spirit for the rest of her school years. I, Peggy Buchholz Krusemark, bequeath all my old boyfriends to any- one who can use them. I picked out the one I want, the rest are yours. I, Betty Jane Block, bequeath Lester to no one. I want him all to my-self so every one keep their hands off. I, Marlin Doht, bequeath my good looks to Deraid Bargnann. I hope he puts them to good use, because I had a lot of fun with them. I, Ernest Venner, bequeath my shortness to Mr. Koehn. Next year every one can look down to Mr. Koehn Instead of always looking up to him. I, Myron Hermelbracht, bequeath my ability to ride a horse to Bur- hoop. Maybe he won't have to miss so much school because of a broken arm from falling off his horse. I, Marvin Doht, bequeath my height and muscles to Dicky Bargmann. Maybe he can become as good an athlete as I was. I, Le Roy Fredriokaon, bequeath my ability to get along with the teachers to LaNel Russman. That way he can make school exciting for all the rest of the students who find it dull. I, Howard Diedrichsen, bequeath my red pick-up to LeeRoy Peterson. Then he won't have to walk to school. I, Orln Abendroth, bequeath my red hair to Lester Wegner. I wonder if it will still make him good looking or will the red hair make him unattractive. I, Duane Paulsen, bequeath my quietness to Dean Kjeldgaard. Maybe if he wouldn't talk so much he could keep out of trouble. I, Norman Jeppson, bequeath my glasses to Elaine KJeldgaard. I think she could use them so she won't take any more steps with her. I, Myron Munderloh, bequeath myself to Delolae Gatzemeyer. I hope she will take me. I, Warren Sorensen,bequeath my smile to William Meyer. Then he will have a smile and brains and what more could anyone want. We, the Senior Class, will our happy memories and gratefulness to the teachers and students of Bancroft High who have put up with us for the last four years. Subscribed, sealed, published, and declared by the Senior Class of Bancroft High School, in the State of Nebraska. We have made this will in the presence of witnesses and fully authorize our class President's signature.

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SEHIOB HOROSCOPE NAME NICKNAME AMBITION PAVOBITE PASTIME SAYING Orin Jake A polioaman speeding down the highway Car conversation Shuoks Jeannette Jean Stenographer Eating I don't know Batty B. B. J. To be a farmers wife Lester L. Hellott P«ggy A Hollywood actress Laughing Hat Hal Howard Chiok Rancher Biding horseback Klnda hard to ••J Marlin Mar Join the service Talking HI theret Marvin Big Dirt farmer Watching oard games Whata ya Man LeRoy Moa Teaoh-her Pootball Whoo—aaaaaaa Myron H. Piddle I4.-H er Peedlng oattle Howdy pard Norman Skeatar Parmer Driving a blaok ford pick-up Oo away Myron M. Lover Boy Oo to collage Studying Why? Duane Curly A business man Reading What for? Donald Pate City farmer Driving In and out of dltohes Is that right? Batty 3. Bats Housewife Singing Oh Shut upl Warran Breezle Turkey raiser Walking Baloney Ernest Ernie To be a welder Welding Ya Vo (okay)