Haigler High School - Eagle Yearbook (Haigler, NE)

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We, the seni mind and memory, will and testamen We, the seni after graduation, furniture. I, Gwen, wi Senior girls. I sneaking in class I, Fauniel, Glass 1U'11 or class of 1955, of Haigler, Nebraska, do hereby make, publish, and declare t in manner as follows: being of sound this our last ors bequeath the surplus funds in our to pay our just and unjust debts and to class treasury repair broken ll my ability tu go with Freshman boys leave my camaflage jacket to any one who needs it for late. leave my technique of wrapping boys class rings to to next years Alfreda Stute. To Claudine Wiley I leave my ability of getting along with Butch Van Horn. I, Velma Lee, will my ability to get married and still finish school to Doretta I, Pearline, Trembly. To Doris Sims I leave my red clothes. will my great height to Dick Bannister, and my artistic abllity to Bob Brunswig so he can better illustrate his writings on desks I, Elmer, le ave my short legs'to Doris Sims. To Nancy Mahon I will my graceful movements. I, Russell, night to any one ditched, leaping I, Eddy, lea out north. To Re I, Mary, lea Collins I will my I, Lucille, Kathryn Stute I l , Velie, wi Holyoke men to an Shirley, leave my technique of taking out three girls in one who can get by with it. To Paul Freehling I leave my Ford. ve my flying Chevie to Dallas Adams to make his trips x Tracy I leave my innocent C2221 look. ve my easy going temper to Elizabeth Wheaton. To Larry ability to get along with the Coach. leave my letter writing ability to Myrna Oster. To eave my talkative manner. ll the hole in my left ear to Rex Tracy. I leave my y one who is in need of a man. will my ability to change boy friends to Patty Wall. I To stainey Carlock I will my red hair. T B Ig Dave, will my ability to leave girls alone to Butch Van Horn. o ar ara Evans I, I leave I, I leave my mild temper. Almeda, leave my quiet ways to Barbara Neville. To Alice Beeson my ability to drive carefully. Tom, leave my many girl friends to Lianold Kinnett and my blonde hair to John Corder. I, Kaye, will my ability to play the piano to Kenny Vanderford. I will my sense of humor to Mr. Everett, I, Mae, will to any one who wa class, my shrill scream of fright in fourth period study hall nts it. To Betty walter I will my ability to blush in Signed, sealed and delivered this nineteenth day of Hay, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty five. Zfmlf .499-ey., 'V 42441 mt 6 'gif we Uwe WJLM7 . 66,500 Sawmill? , 3329 dimly?

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The HAIGLER NEWS SERVING HAIGLER AND DUNDY cormry may 17, 1965 LOCALS The Haigler News has given Fauniel Bragg the title of uHeroine of Western Nebraskau. For years she experimented with rainmakers and just last week, her efforts have been awarded. Her latest invention has been proven successful. Gone forever are the duststorms with which we are all so familiar. Fauniel now is planning to take a world tour and spend a few of her millions. Mae Erdman, world renowned movie critic, has inet edited a book, the title of which is NA Decade of Oscarsn. tis her very exclusive views on the acadamey award winning movies of the last ten years. A copy of this book has been purchased for the Haigler High School library, using the money which was collected from overdue books from the years l95l-1955. Kaye Andres, famed psychiatrist, is touring the world giving lectures on her recent observations. She found that the brain of a duck can be exchanged with the brain of a human. The only difference is in the manner of speech. She says this discovery led to the launching of the new movie series: Donald, the talk- ing Duck. A blueprint for the new Haigler High School building will appear in next week's News. Dave Sims, architect from Denver, Colo., states that construction will begin in August. The architect attended H. H. S. and thus is aware of the great need for the building. Almeda Bier has just set up her agency in Chicago. She is now marriage counselor with a thriving business. Many of her former classmates remember her a solving their problems while in H. H. S. When asked about her marital status she says Uno dicen, but knowing Almeda, we wonderkll There will undoubtedly be a large crowd from Haiglerattending the ranch sale north of town next week. nEverything goes,N said Mary Sharp, the young owner and proprietor who has made a name for herself in the cattle industry. She has been offered a contract by the Powers Model Agency in New York and will try her luck in this profession for awhile. Knowing Mary, we know that she will succeed. Friends of Russell Hoover will be glad to hear that he will appear on TV tonight over Channel 6. He is to be awarded a trophy for being not only the fastest, but the safest hot-rod driver in the history of racing. Surely everyone in the vicinity of Haigler remembers how he terrorized the predestrians in his hot rods during his high-school days.