Clarks High School - Bomber Yearbook (Clarks, NE)

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Dec, 24 High School troae party The seniors are sur« nrisecl. Santa Claus had our rings 1' his pack Jan. I senior Special edition «■ ,e p : er came out with 2 big supplement sheets. The rest ;f the high school gaped wide eyed It is suoh a fine paper. Jan. 12 Practice trial in Co. ercial Law class Id Feehan wor. the case and then talked too long and told too much and eo lost i-u Jan. 14 expression recital Edw. F.: Safe , with gestures, March 2 Senior class play Sheet . The nystery kept the audience guessing, May 1 Bacoai ureate Caps and gowns do make a fellow celebrate the compliment given her in the olass k'ay 19 Our high school days are over forever. 1b are

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Jan. 29 High School musio l tonight. Charles strained h voice singing Pamona, Feb. 12 School Carnival and Jair. Junior takes first pr or. his rceeu n. Leon had the cat with th Longest u JOic a Prize on her layer cake Feb. 26 Junior Claaa play Here Comes Patricia . We found out tonight what a dude Ed Feehan can be, and what a crose old man Tiok is. 1 The A ?il Fool Skralo carae out today It looked as usual on the outside, but the inside-—— 10 Ma.rg, B takes second place in saxophone at the District Music Contest, (She oouldn t helo it.) lf , or ' h decoration a and program was Holland day 22 School out. We've Just one year left. Apr, Apr. v a— :u. f us are here and we have three new mem- bers today • Ethel, Clark, and Kenneth Sept. 14 First Senior Class Meeting . We eleot Mr t dder sponsor. 8ept. 15 Our ring measurmente were taken today. Jot. 11 High School Mixer. Our editors- hands became green on account of so mu0h freshmen contact. Nov. 5 Margaret enters State Citizenship Contest in Omaha. Nov. 10-11 lt Pays to Advertise all high school play. Seven of the twelve in the cast are seniore, Edw. F. turned butler, Alice and Margaret French.. Tick grew a bald head, and Eddy S. played hero. Dec. V Seniors win all games played, in inter class basket- ball tournament, 22 Senior Class Jimas Party in the gym. Dec.

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C (3SS Propheoy bac . the pages o: history The ola. • of 22 is not. looking backward but for- ward to see whaf the members will be doing twenty Louie is' 02 tarted his life career by be- ing a bell hop in the Blaokston® Hotel in Omaha He 3,iTed his few j enniee that the lovely young ladies of Orne i.gave hi) for hie poor osrvicesc Sotwith ending is handicaps he hat ri. n in fortune t the olase of . largest ban- in the world» lark William- was ye 'll appointed in a moat proidaing love affair in 1952„ Ha iir idiately turned hi a bac: the coll orue:: wor! and became a confirm- ed baohelor. He has spent tw years on a lone farm jf two .acres northwest of Clark Nebr 8k l His hob- by la repairing old buggies, Irene Botker is now K i me arinski, he ’ortv jslier 7 gl’ g lhe oil She able to cell your past lif- we as future She has spent ever teen years n this t u se and ie now one of the beat f tune tellers in th United States. Junior Qster an lives in a richly furnieheu apart- ment in the wealthy 1:strict . Vienna, Austria. He has become a wealthy and noted person through brilliant piano concerta given in a tour through Europe He has gained favor with royalties ay hj ; attractive appearance. Ethel Burger, after graduating from Cla: s High School, went to Nebraska University where s] studied law and beoame a professional lawyer. 3he • 1 elected to the United ;atee legislature, h: e the s she gained rauoh progress in politics. She ie now campaign manager for Miss Lee on the woman1 e rights ticket for the pres- idency. Charles Beok is now the most successful history pro- fessor in Cambridge University. He first discovered his exceptional ability in History 12 class. He owes hi a great faiue to the encouragement of Professor W„ A. Odum, his American history teacher.