Broken Bow High School - Warrior Yearbook (Broken Bow, NE)

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fillip UJJU We, the senior class of 1952, do hereby humbly leave this, our last will and testament, in hopes that those on whose shoulders fall the responsibility of accepting it, will carry on for us in our absence. Amen! I, DENNIS DEWEY, leave my ability to tell dry jokes to Alma Baker. I. JEANINE RENEAU, leave my hair combing technique to Bill Chase. I, BOB VANHORN, leave my car for the junk dealer who has been shadowing me lately. I, FAY WARD, will my nursing qualities to Jim Witter in caring for the football team. I, ROSALJE HUFF, will keep Bob for myself, .a good man is hard to find. I, DALE MATTOX, will leave all my girl-friends to the rest of the boys. Women..I hate ’em! I. DOtRIS THOMPSON, leave my various and numerous nicknames to Shirley Orvis. I, MARVIN COFFMAN, will leave my car to anyone brave enough to drive it. I, JOEY NELSON, give my ‘'roamin’ ” nose back to the Romans! I, DELANE NICE, will to the Chief office one good reporter. .and I do mean myself. I, ROBERTA GIBSON, leave my vanishing freckle cream to JoAnne Iburg. I, JIM BROWN, leave Physics class forever, so Mr. Cupl can heave a sigh of relief now. I, FRANCES FISHER, leave my slow temper to Mr. Jacob. You know, anger is the sign of weakness. I, CLARENCE CHJRISP, leave my political ability to President Truman..he can use it! I, DORIS CLAY, keep my overseas interest to myself. I, BOB BA.RRETT, leave my “gift of gab’’ to Jack Condon. I, MARILYN FENSTER, leave my nickname, “Mae,” to some other poor unfortunate. I, DORIS CHRISM AN, leave a worn and beaten path to Sargent. I, GEORGE SEEGER, leave my feeble efforts to learn the art of typing to a genius. I, LELA GLOVER, will my composure and dignity to next year’s seniors. I, LOREN JECOBSEN, will give all the girls back their hearts. Ah love! I, SHIRLEY GOLDEN, will leave free passes to the show for anyone who can solve the man shortage problem. I, DON CHOFFEL, leave my judo technique to the freshman girls..may they use it to their advantage. I» BONITA GEORGE, leave my quiet ways to Charles Collicott. “Silence is golden.” I, BILL HARRIGER, will my paper route to anyone who likes to get up early in the morning. I, BEVERLY FISKE, leave my tardiness in band to someone who knows how to get along with Mr. Jacob. I, LYLE WOOTERS, leave my generous smile to those feeling down in the mouth. I, GLENNA FREEMAN, leave my giggle to Barbara Thurman because I won’t need it anymore. I’m a big girl now. I, BILL HICKENBOTTOM, will my football skill to Don Broyles. “We’ve got to play guts football.” I, JANET COOPER, leave my height to next year’s basketball team. I, JACK ROESSLER, leave my seat in English 12 to Beverly Broyles hoping she’ll know more about “11 Penseroso” than I did. I, HARRY PENN, will my car-wrecking genius to Joey Chitwood. I, KATHLEEN PELTZER, will my cheerfulness to Ardythe Francis. I, JOHN OLSON, leave F.F.A. reluctantly. We, SHIRLEY SELLS and SHIRLEY BUCHANAN, leave our energetic dispositions to next year’s annual staff.

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Class Prophecy Continued Miscellaneous News Professor Lawrence Clay is now working on the theory of H20. His assistant Wellington Trox-el is at his side day and night reading articles of everlasting interest written by Suse Wattles in the “Nice Newspaper” edited by DeLane Nice. Our announcer John Olson has just informed us that the head of the coal miners is noted John Lewis. Not John L., but John E. formerly of Broken Bow High. Special to the news The “Biggest Little City in the World,” formerly owned by Jeanine RENEAU was just purchased by John Little who plans to turn it into a home for young maids. His assistants are Louie Murray and Jim Millsap. Commercial Our sponsor brings you the Onomatopeia Onion Trio. .Marvin Coffman, Richard Holcomb, and Bob Barrett, with their singing commercial. Social News Now showing at the new Dewey Engelsgjerd Night Club are famous stars such as Lois Gene Krupa McMurtry and her dreamy drums, and the three D. Dollsingers. .Doris Clay, Doris Thompson, and Doris Chrisman. Celebrating at the club are Mr. and Mrs. Bill Williams, nee Beverly Fiske, or their wedding anniversary. Cigarette girls at the club are Glenna Freeman and Lillian Olson, selling those wonderful “Brown Cigars” manufactured by Jim Brown. Chancellor Janet Cooper of the U. of N. is speaking at the new Bow Theater, owned and managed by Mr. and Mrs. Max Staab, the former Lola Sherbeck. With her are some of her co-workers, Shirley Buchanan, Kathleen Adams, and Jean Pracht. Charles Beal is taking Hos’e Iturbi’s place in the Metropolitan and is accompanying Phyllis Spencer in Aria from Carmen. Orville Haumont is the director. At the Paul Moore Hotel in Mooreville, Nebr. we find Bill Harriger, ambassador to Lower Slob-ovia, being served by two lovely waitresses, Helen Tyson and Rose Fair. The Program comes to a close with the singing of the Golden Girls, Betty and Shirley, with their lingering strains of “Memories.”

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Class Will Continued We, CHARLIE BEAL and BILL WILLIAMS, leave our sense of humor to Jerry Lewis and Dean Mar tin. I, ROSE FAIR, leave my practice of skipping school to Kay Barrett with the advice not to exercise it too often. I, MARVIN NELSON, take my nickname “Silly” w'ith me out into the big wide world. I, PAT STOCKDALE, “Genius of the Test Tubes,” leave the unbroken ones to Beverly Baker, providing she follows in my footsteps. I, LAWRENCE CLAY, leave my size 12 shoes to anyone man enough to fill them...and believe me, i-will take quite a man! I, BETTY GOLDEN, bequeath my radiant blush to Shirley Eacker. I, RICHARD WILLIAMS, leave all my old radio equipment to KCNI. I, BONNIE VOLZKE, leave my studious manner to Eugene Armstrong.. .may he use it well. I, JIM MILLSAP, will my rhythmical feet to Tom Talbot. We, DOLORES ELY and JEANNETTE PRACHT, leave our maiden names as soon as possible. I, BOB TEMPLETON, will all my broken bones, crutches and plaster casts to the pre-med. class at Nebraska University. I, SUSIE WATTLES, leave poodle cuts strictly for the poodles! I, JOHN LITTLE, leave my habit of winking at girls to Harvey Schmid. I, MARILYN TALBOT, leave to Barbara Meston the conveniences of living just across the street from the school house. Believe me...it comes in very handy! We, DICK TOWNS and RICHARD HOLCOMB, leaive our reputations as “mean wittle wids” to Davey Davis and Don Eastman. I, ARDIS McGRAW, leave my calm and composed manner to David Johnston. I, BOB VAN WORMER, leave Miss Eliott to get along as best she can without me in study hall. I, PEGGY PREDMORE, leave my private life as it is. I, GUNNER TROXEL, after due consideration leave my popularity among the junior girls to Ear Hammond. We, LOLA SHERBECK and HELEN TYSON, leave our column entitled “Advice to the Lovelorn” to Glenn Roseberry and Dixie Whitman. We, LAVERN COLEMAN and BOB ANDERSON, leave our lasting friendship to Joan Hyatt and Shirley Neidt. I, BEVERLY TEAHON. will my job of taking the announcements to the class-rooms to anyone who has the stamina to run up and down all those stairs. I, RONNIE CONNELY, leave “Macbeth” to Shakespeare. I, PHYLLIS SPENCER, leave my acrobatic ability to Pat McDuffee. We, PAUL MOORE and LOUIE MURRAY, bequeath our title as the teacher’s pet (pet peeve that is) to Bob Towns and Chauncey Gobel. I, LOIS McMURTRY. leave my job of typing material for the annual with no errors to anyone having the “patience of Job” and plenty of typing erasers. We, ORVAL HAUMONT and EDDIE KLEEB, leave good old B.B.H.S. to take up farming. I, KATHLEEN ADAMS, bequeath my red locks to Ardyoe Caroll after hearing that “Gentlemen prefer Blondes.” I. BUD WOOTERS, will my all sports participation to Berl Spencer. I, LILLIAN OLSON, leave my soft, quiet voice to Mike Shea in hopes that the teacher can get a word in edgewise. We, DILLARD GRIFFITH and JOHN LEWIS, leave our debating sessions in Government class tc Congress. I, DEWEY ENGELSGJERD, leave my book. “How to Play the Accordian In Ten Easy Lessons,” to Barbara Erickson, but don’t let it fool you! I, KYLE GLENDY, leave my popularity as the singing cowboy to Don Gross. I, DOROTHY MALONE, will my shorthand notes to Beverly Young. There’s just one catch...you have to be able to decipher them. I, LYLE MATTOX, will leave my cowboy boots to Dean Briggs. Tally ho! I, CARL SCHMIDT, leave school for a long deserved rest!