Belle Fourche High School - Bronc Yearbook (Belle Fourche, SD)

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Awsnioz Corky Alberts, will my thinning hair to Mary Walsh. Delores Bennett, will my ability to keep a man to Donna Jean Peleaz. Judy Busfield, will my long legs to Kenny Arnen. fOnhirn they should look good? , Jerry Conner, will my great height to Stretch ----- he needs it? Jack Cooper, will my loud shirts and sombrero to anyone who has the courage to wear them. Eleanor Crabbe, will my dirnple to Janet Karinen. fShe may grow a double chin., Shirley Davis, will my quiet ways to Chuck Denzin. Marian Durr, will my ability to get good grades to anyone who can do it and read love stories in class like I have been doing. Delores Esquivel, will my love of studies to Joanne Newell. Charles Fishel, will my Hudson to my little sister. Everett Fowler. will my driving ability to the driving class. Phyllis Franke, will my 'ice-cube' fdiamond, to anyone who has the space in the refrigerator to hold it. Jack Frost, will my joke-telling ability land getting a small response, to Larry Larson. Sherry Geis, will my sweet smile to Jean Hodge. Walter Gorden, will my trombone to Joe. Thought he might like a variety. Joan Graham, won't. fl have to be different., Mike Hanify, will my freckle fin the singular, to Rebecca Merill. fHope it doesn't get lonesome., Margie Hannah, will my car'eer in nursing to Teresa Kaiser. Bethel Heebink, will my platinum hair to Gladys Haeger. Dan Hejde, will my bed-time manners in study hall to anyone who thinks he can get away with it. Virginia Hodge, will my ability to get caught skipping to lviary Watts. Monte Holcome, will my naturally curly hair to Max Davis. Wanda Howell, will my historical memory to Frank Kober. fNow he, too, will be able to forget the year the War of 1812 was fought., Bob Johnson, will my jalopy to someone who has a good supply of bubble guxn and baling wire to hold it together. Judy Johnson, will my ability to get along with my little sister to Murphy. Lorraine Jones, will my hair to Janet Aho. fQuite a change., Katherine Kinny, will the Parkway to the kids who are lucky enough to get over there during school hours. John Kirk, will my harmonica to Russell Olmsted so he'll have a beginning for next year's band. Betty Kruger, will my ability to make friends to the teachers. Joan Lindstad, will my Henry J to my little sister, take good care of it, Janny. Rena Lyons, will my interest in RCAFB to Elaine Donald and my interest in children to anyone who likes freshrnen. 2.4

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fpiom At last the two big nights had arrived: the Ban- quet on the 19th of May and the Prom the following night. Our theme was the 'Gay Nineties' and was carried out in menus, place cards, and other table decorations for the Banquet, and in the Dance programs for the Prom. Entertainment for the Banquet boasted a Barbershop Quartet, Flora-Dora girls and a bicycle- built-for-two. Music for the Prom was furnished by Louie Bishop. The gym was transformed into scenes of the '90 countryside complete with the saloon at one end, which was used as the stage. We all felt the effort worthwhile, especially when everyone exclaimed what a success it was. 23 Banquet

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cysnioz I, Marion McClure, will---yes, I will---at the Baptist church June 23, I, .To McLaughlin, will my flying machine to someone that will ride in it. I, Bill Meyer, will my cleaner QH 8: HJ ways to the underclassmen that can use them. I, Ruth Nason, will a free divorce to the steadies who break up in the following years. I, Bob Nelson, will loan Beverly back to the sophomores. I, Marlene Newkirkxr-ill my cool temper in Economics to Audrey Penn. I Daisy Norlin, will my ability in sports to my little brother, Earl. I, Leroy Olson, will my Casanova ways to Milton Browning. fDoes he need them?l I George Patenode, will my second million to rny secretary. Hope she doesn't worry about the first. I, Darlene Patterson, will my job at Penney's to anyone who wants it. I Gerald Pfleger, will my ability to ignore women to Seebee Williamson. I, Nadine Richards, will my forward manner to Mike McClure. I, Glenn Riley, will my musical ability to Garnet Aho. Q I, Dwain Rish, will my dainty laugh to Jim Bondurant. Try being a little quieter, Jim. I, Shirley Ryan, will my telephone voice to Pete Pridgeon. I Betty Ann Shevling, will my ability to get along with Mr. Arnold to Donald Howell. I Rita Shindoll, can't will Kenny back to any class since he's an alurnnus and be- sides I'm not gonna give him up. I, Jack Sigman, will my reckless driving to Jerry Brammer. I, Jerry Simmons, will my boxing gloves to my little brother. Gotta keep this in the family. I, Frances Sloan, will my first name---Isabella---and my haircut to anyone who wants them. I Betty Smiley, will my fancy stepping and majorette suit to Ray Perez. They'll be becoming to him? I Marty Smith, will my pleasant personality to some new student who wants to get ahead. I, Bobbe Sturges, will---'wait a minute, I don't have anything to will---I wish you all as much fun as I had in high school. I, Rose Thomas, will my love of Physics and Chernistry to Bob Shay. I, Lloyd Wallace, will my whiskers to some eighth grader who would like to shave. I, Sally Williams, will my shy, quiet, unassuming personality to Rex I-Ieinbaugh with the fervent hope that he may put it to use. We, the seniors, will our ability to get the 'Bronc' out by March 1, to the juniors. To the sophomores we will our sophistication, and strictly businesslike qualities. We, the seniors, will our ability to get along with teachers to the freshmen. To our sponsors we leave our best wishes and hope their next class won't cause as many grey hairs. 25