Clarks High School - Bomber Yearbook (Clarks, NE)

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On May 14 we sneaked to Lincoln going by ti uck. A good tun was had by a 1. Cur school days now come to a close, beginning with Baccalaureate services, May 13. The Reverend Mr. Price conducted the services, with the Reverend Mr. Jones assisting with Invocation and reading of Scripture. Wednesday, May 16, with eighth gradei graduation was class night. The class will, history, prophecy, and poem were read. On Thursday, May 17, Commencement exercises were he;d. Our school days are now ended and we are now started on the road of Life. We, the Seniors appreciate very much the efforts of the faculty, who have instructed and trained us to take our places in the world. • SENIOR CLASS WILL We the Senior Class of 1934 being of sound mind do hereby leave the following said articles to the under- named organisations and perssons. First we order and direct the Junior Class to pay ail our just debts and graduation expenses a; soon after our decease as conveniently possible. We the Seniors, the intelligencers, give ti ahe in- telligent Sophomores our intellectualness in order that they may have more sophomorical intellect

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We have fifteen members having lost four of then in the freshman year—E den Madison, James Kuzelku. Rex Iamb, and Nelrine Stott. Wo have a new member entering vMh in —Dorothy Pr.z'er. Finding: Mrs. Vedder a very good sponsor, we chose her agaijn this year. As for ath’etics, our class isn't a bit .backward this yz r. We have quite a few out for football, and place second, next to the seniors who placed first in the high school basket ball tournament. Joe Sweet st'eks Walter Fosbury with a compass in Geometry c'ass'. Wa’ter respond’ with an “ouch” that con be heard throughout the buildin . Mr. Ved- der makes us all stay in after school. 1932 — 1933 September, 1932. We reach our third a ep; we are now juniors num- bering fourteen. We choose Mr. Vedder for our sponsor. Two new members. Vernon Zimmerman sn i xer.- neth Colby join us soon after Christmas. Our piay “Poodles” brought us enough to .i r . seniors a banquet at the beach. 1933 — 1934 September 1933. We have at last reach -d the fourth s'-e . W a ■? now seniors, with on y fourteen members. Ra’ph Ferguscn from Pie: sane Ilk ..nvueJ ' gcu ur, this ■ year. Geraldine. Shonsoy moved to “Somewhere' id nip Wyoming”, and Doric Morrison among the Sc edes Stromsburg. Miss Graves is our sponsor this year. “Cousins”, our play went over with great succeV. Revelry very much against marriage. The juniors invited us to the Junior-Senior haniue in the gym. Their scheme was that of a beautiful garden. The Seniors appreciate the effort it took in behalf of the Junior class to give us such a splendid banquet. We lose on 3 of our members —Clarence McConnell.

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To th'. vevdant 'nfr-.nts, the Freshmen, v:e leave the fir t ten thousand dollars from the receipts of the lien‘or Class play, and said fund to be put in the First Bui’ding and Loan Association, the interest thereon t be us-2 11 provide a. sufficient supply of Cozier’s Dairy -.il k. Any additional surplus of said fund will prubsby be needed for bibs and all day suckers. o the leadisrs we wish to give our thanks for their pr.t.ent work with us. We fear that we have been a lit tryng at times. 1 Elvia Foster leaves her rouge, eye brew pencil (if any remains), and povder box to Kathleen Souser. 2 Rrdph Ferguson leaves to “Biackie” Gibson the good advice to leave both hands on the steering wheel when diiving. 3 Geraldine Shanahan bequeaths her eternal ques- Fon, Have yen got this stuff?” (meaning her history or pedagogy) to Donna Cowgilh 4 Amanda Larson gives her “pattering footsteps” to Leo Yrkoslri. 5 Vernon Zimmerman bequeaths his “shinning star” countenance to “Dolly” Harmon. G Moirls Brown leaves to Phyllis Douglas his ability to go'; to school on time. 7 Ruth Carson leaves her place in the glee club to Willard Madison so he can be an inspiration to Mamie Ncfrle 8 Kenneth Colby leaves his huge black mustache to Ear. Becker. 0 Hairy Davis says he won’t leave nothing to nobody, 'cause- it took him coo long- to acquire what he has. 10 Myrtle Anderson wills to Pauline Sanchez her peroxide curls. 11 Joe Sweet leaves to Glen Luft his smooth hiny pompadour rnd bott'e of perfumed lard. 12 jover n ILvens leaves to Jean Souser her passion for red-haired men. 13 Walter Fosbury wishes to bestow his vocal pow- ers and long legs to Bob Divine.