Hayes Center High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Hayes Center, NE)

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C L A S S W I L L We, the Senior Class of Hayes County High School,being of sound and disposing memory, of full legal age and not acting under duress, menace, fraud, or the un- due influence of any person whomsoever, do hereby make, publish and declare this our last will and testament, in manner and fonm following: First: We will our individual and collective brillance to the whole school to be divided amond all students of the high school according to their respective needs. Second: We will our everlasting gratitude to all of our teachers who have helped us in countless ways during our four years in high school. Third: All of the back seats in the study hall we will to anyone who can get them, and manage to hold them. Fourth: We appoint Supt. S. B. Hanley, administrator of this our last will and testament. His fees to be taken out of our class fund, if such fund there he at this time. Lloyd Christner wills his blonde curly hair to Jim Alexander. Buddy Richter wills his athletic ability to Jim Garrett. Shirley Garrett wills her gift of gab to Naomi Tidyman. Shelley Fuller wills his good driving habits to Richard Greeley. Kenneth Kinney wills his teaching ability to Clifford McGregor. Phyllis LaShell wills her report card to Jim Garrett. Ronnie Strop wills his way with girls to Jim Garrett. Jim Norman wills his Model T to Jim Alexander. Wayne Gates wills his habit of eating candy in school to Leland Messersmith. Deloris Graves wills her sewing ability to Phyllis West Garland Swanson wills his 'Frankie Lane' voice to Roland Rader. Verla Anderson wills her giggle to Janice Felker. Dean Anderson wills his vocabularl to Delmar Richter. Phyllis Glee wills her interest in Culbertson boys to Wilma Palic. Joel Goucher wills his military training to Leland Messersmith. Hazel were wills her ability to see only one man to Phyllis West. Bob McNutt wills his skill of talking before a crowd to Richard Greeley. Art Soncksen wills his McCook girl friend to Delmar Richter. Gwen Hanley wills her musical ability to Janice Felker. Jim Laird 111118 his electric guitar to 'Clifford McGregor. George Miller wills his height and build to Delmar Richter. Marilyn Anderjaska wills her flirting ability to Naomi Tidyman. The Senior boys will their pitch deck to the Junior boys. The Senior girls will their gabbing sessions to the Junior girls. In testimony whereof we have hereunto fixed our hands and seals this 26th day of April, A. D. 1952. Class of '52 Signed, sealed and delivered this 26th day of April, in the hear of our Lord Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-two, in the presence of: Father Time St. Valentine Kilroy C L A S S P R 0 P H E C Y Having just ridden the rails into Hayes Center, we decided to drop in on our old class mates for a meal. We first went to a large industrial p1ant,where we found Garland Swanson, who manufactures mechanical pencil sharpeners and installes escalators in school, as that was always his biggest job in schoolg hsarpening pencils and climbing Btalrse Going on down the street wg came to a baby sitting agency in which Jim Norman was manager, seems as though he was always trying to baby-sit in high school, so he went into the profession. Jim told us that he had seen Bud Richter in town about six months ago. He said that End had become a henmit since having studied in Sociology that it would be cheaper to live aloneg also since he had so much trouble with the girls, he decided for sure on being a hermit. He only come to town once a year to get supplies. When coming out of Jim Nor-manvg agency we met Ik Loomis who was home on a fur- lough from the Wac's. She is a bugler in the Wacsg she decided she would get that job of getting people up early, since she couldn't seem to do so herself in high school. Ilattold of seeing Dean Anders in a circus, he now holds the title of

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being the champion fire eater of the West. Deloris Graves is the manager of the circus, and talk is that Dean and Deloris will soon team up. Ronnie Strop has gone to Africa on a big game hunt. Seems as though he could never find anything to chase in high school. He is hunting for a lion because Art Soncksen who has the job of twisting the tail of the lion to make him roar with Metro-Golden Mayer, finally twisted the tail off. Gwen Hanley is a great opera singer anitrumpet player for the Hayseed Chorus and Band of Hayes Centerg with Phyllis Glee as drummer and director. Phyllis is still trying to get a band started in Elsie but it appears as only one person from Elsie is interested. we happened to go by a store window and saw Gates typewriters for sale. These typewriters were named after Wayne Gates, who is the world's champion typist. He can type one hundred sixty words per minute. Just a few more than he could in high school--one hundred forty-three more, that is. Going by the shop building we heard the shop teacher, Kenneth Kinney giving the shop boys a lecture on how to use sand paper and hack saw blades. It seemed like old times to hear that because,we were always hearing Mr. Harder lecture to Kenneth on how to use sand paper and saw blades. Shirley Garrett has become a reporter, and is known as Polly Pry. The editor informed us that hhe interviews a criminal while he is committing the crime and gets to-morrows news last week. Joel Goucher is now a great inventor. He has invented a Restwell matress for oyster beds, a bommerrang collar button that will return to the person that drop- ped them and exercises for reducing one's income tax. Goonge Miller is manager of the famour Eat and Run Restaurant, and married Verla Anderson, who is a great pancake flopper. George spends most of his time at his hobby, analyzing hash. We saw a billboard picture of Marilyn Anderjaska. She is the star of a new motion picture, 'Waiting for the Fleet to Come In.' Seems as though she was do- ing that her Senior year. Phyllis LaShell is now owner of a bus line from Elsie to Hayes Center. She always did think-tha certain people from Elsie should come to Hayes Center often and so has provided the way. The only one of our class who really did settle down was Hazel Ward, who has just been picked the model housewife of Hayes County. Last but not least we found that Lloyd Christner is an auctioneer for a to- bacco plantg Sheldon Fuller is the manager and tester. Xa Sincerely, Robert McNutt Ffa? Jim Laird Us X, ' . X l NX Xf l X S N B A K D A Y The Seniors accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Hanley and Pam and Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Counce, left Hayes Center, Thursday evening, May 1,atten thirty. we drove to Atwood, Kansas, where the bus broke down and it was about daylight when we again started on our way to Colorado Springs. We arrived at the Springs about three O'clock and checked in at the Acacia Hotel That afternoon everyone did what they wanted. On Saturday we went to Canyon City, where we visited the State Prison. Most of the students bought articles made by the prisoners. Later in the day we went up to Royal Gorge and saw thagreat suspension bridge and much beautiful mountain scenery. Most of the party took the trip down to the bottom of the Gorge. Many pictures were taken and most of the students purchased curios. Sunday we went to the Cave of the W1nds,where most of the Seniors invested in Alpine hats. After seeing the sights here we journeyed to the Garden of the gods and enjoyed the,seenery here. Sunday afternoon we went back to the Acacia,checked out our baggage and head- ed for home, arriving in Hayes Center about midnight, tired but happy.