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

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Before leaving Florida we stopped at a large filling station for gas. There we saw Melvin McVicker. He informed us that he owned a chain of gas stations all over the world. From all appearances he is doing a very prosperous business. We then went to the State of Texas, city of Dallas. We decided to stay at a dude ranch. We found it was managed by Dixie Hubbard. At the ranch we met Gan- land Bodeman. He told us he had discovered oil in Texas and was really coining the jack. nMoney Bags Bodemanu they call him. He has just divorced his fifth wife and says he is just looking around now. Leaving Dallas we went to Mexico City to watch the bull fights. Just as we arrived at the stadium,matador, Lyle Downs,entered. His assistant was Devona McKillip. After the fight we visited with them and Devona said that she went in the ring cmcasionally. She said that Lyle could really throw the bull. From Mexico we flew across the Atlantic to Paris, France. While doing sons shopping in a famous Paris dress shop we met Virginia Jirik. She said since she had enjoyed Miss Green's home ec. class so much she decided to take more work in that line. She is now one of the most famous suit designers in Paris. Next we went to Holland. As you remember that is a country where ice skating is very popular and to our surprise we met Wayne Hastings. He had just finished putting on an exhibition of ice skating. He said that he had discovered his ambition through an unusual incident in his high school days. Next stop was Rome, Italy. While we were surveying some of the old ruins of Rome, we met Roland Anderjaska. He told us that he was an archeologist and was engaged to a beautiful Italian girl. Both have learned to speak Latin, which is a Romance language. Although Latin is considered a dead language both Roland and his fiancee agree that it is far from dead. Crossing the blue Mediterranean we landed in Egypt. Just as we arrived at the air port we saw a long camel caravan. We were astonished to see Jim Garrett driving them. He said he had given up life in the United States and settled doua in Cairo. He says he wouldn't trade his camels for any car in the world. Leaving Egypt we journeyed to Turkey. We were invited to spend the evenhg with the Marharaja of Saudi. After the feast which had been prepared for us, the entertainment began. You can imagine our surprise when we saw Wanda Hastings was one of the dancing girls. Later when we were talking to Wanda she told us she had taken up entranced by her Our next stop a herd of cattle he once thought dancing and came to Turkey. There she met the Marharajag he was dancing and had made her his number one wife in his harem. was Calcutta, India. There in the middle of the street we saw and in the midst of the herd was Wallace Allison. He said that he would be happy if he never saw another cow, but after a few years without them,he became so lonesome for them that he moved to India, where he now has the largest herd of cattle in the country. The blond girl with him could be no other than Carol Rucker. We then flew to Shanghai, China. Walking along the street we saw a sign, June West's Mortuary. We couldn't feature June in this kind of an occupation, We immediately entered and found out the answer. She said she hadn't started out to be a mortician but due to a mix up inc curses she now was, After she fin- 1Sh6d high school she signed up to be a beauticianghowever they thought she had said mortician. When she told them differently they wouldn't refund her money, so she took the course. She said she was doing a thriving business. Our now an school next hop was to Sidney, Australia, and there we met Jack Bishop. He is instructor in shorthand. He said that the shorthand classes of his high days had so inspired him that he had decided to make it his profession. He now writes 250 words a minute and is still improving. We surprised to see Jim Lee at the village. He informed us he had decided to become an explorer of the North Pole regions. He liked the climate so well that he had decided to make it his home. He is now planning on marrying, Alaba Nyosa Angala, an Eskimo heiress. We hope that he isnft marrying for money alone. then flew to the North Pole and landed at a small Eskimo village. were we

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Our last stop before returning to the States was Anchorage, Alaska. There we met Kay Carmin, who was dressed in a Wac's uniform. We asked her when she had decided to join the service. She said Dick had been permanently stationed in Germany, so she joined the Wacs in order to try to get over to Germany. Due m a mix up in orders she was sent to Anchorage. Diek's orders were changed and he was shipped back to Hayes Center. He is there now waiting for her. She has two more years before being sent home. we then returned to Hayes Center and gave the above report to the Times-Re- publican, as we knew all the readers would be anxious to hear about the class wsu. . O Wall We the senior class of l9Sh of Hayes County High School, being of sound and disposing mind and memory,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 form following: Lyle Downs wills his dark hair to Dennis Leffler. Marvin Evans wills his ability to reach school at one minute until nine to Wanda Christner. Donnie Curran wills his fence fixing equipment to Darrel Cox. Garland Bodeman wills his height to Marletta Houser. Jack Bishop wills his ability to baby sit and drive at the same time to Donald Fagerstone. Wallace Allison wills his calloused hands to Norman Scott. Larry Hamilton wills his economies book to anyone who will take it. Gene Venhaus wills his height to Nadia Garmin. Mary Ann Richards wills her smile and friendly attitude to Norma VcNutt. June West wills her Wauneta interests to Kaye Myers, Donald Paulson wills his careful driving habits to Norman scott. Roland Anderjaska wills his out of town girls and late hours to Richard Orman. Devona McKillip wills her assortment of True Love Stories to Norma McNutt, Kay Garmin wills her collection of German stamps to Donna Tidyman. Eerdine Carr wills her art ability to Joan Hu mel. Ethylee Cox wills all the tacks found planted in her desk to the junior boys. Jim Garrett wills his ability to persuade teachers to give him leave cf absence from school to Gaylin Anderson. Wanda Hastings wills her Wallace boy friends to Karen Richards. Dixie Hubbard wills her hair to Sandra Young. Virginia Jirik wills her legible handwriting to Sandra Young. Fstallne Johnson wills her quiet dignified ways to Lois Ludlow. Shirley Laird wills her back seat in study hall to Denyse Rathbun. Bonnie LaShell wills her bubble gum to Nadia Garmin. Jim Lee wills his driving ability to Darrel Cox. Melvin McVicker wills his slow easy going manner to gat Garrett. Dean Mintling wills his way with the teachers to Gaylin Anderson. Jaf Nitsch wills his shorthand book to Del. Schuman. Marjorie Ring wills her temper and late hours to Claribel Dawes. Wayne Hastings wills hise xtra ambition in shop class to Richard Bailey. In Witness Whereof,we have hereunto subscribed our names and affixed our seal this Zhth day of April, A. D. l9Eh, in the presence of Stewart E. Hanley and Florence R. Counce, whom we have requested to become attesting witnesses hereto. B a C C a I au LiiSfZf.2eBi.H52fffZ. MEX 9: lqgu ppocessional .... - ..-.---.-- - -------------------- ------ Mrs. Florence Counce America, first verse --------- ------------- ------------------ A ---- ai ---- Audience Invocation -------------- --------- -------------------- ------ SV, SPSDCS ,ECON Scriptural Timothy II,Chapt. 2, Verses l-15 D -------------- Rev. Clarence Macon Prayer --------.------------- ---------------- --------------- -Rev. Clarence Macon Battle Hymn of the Republic ------------------------- ------------------- Audience Message C Joshua XIII, Verse l-- Samuel I, Chapt. h-9 J ------- Rev. Glen Discoe My Faith Looks Up to Thee ------------------ ---------------------------- Audience Regesgional ----------------------- ------------------------ Mrs. Florence Counce