Hazen High School - Bison Yearbook (Hazen, ND)

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 V e, Ithe seniors of Hazen High School being sound in mind and body, do v ill and bequeath the following it«ms to our beloved underclassmen. DARLENE NTT GUM leaves her need of ten good hours of sleep to Evelyn Haudt. Maybe v ith ten instead of four she can stay awake in English and history class, HILMER MAAS wills his good behavior to Ruben Bohrer, EDWIN ZUERN leaves his latest Time magazine, without a comic book in the inside, to Roland V eidrich, so he'll know more about John L, Lewi3 instead of Porky the Pig. SIEGFRIED REICIIENBERG leaves his class behavior to Frederick Galster so Dale Albers won't always have to say Fritz wake up , PAUL KNECHT leaves his ability to attract girls to Orville Ellwein. ALFRED GALSTER leaves his good looks and shyness to Felecia Solberg, He says she i3 taking senior privileges in the seventh grade, THOMAS LARSON leaves his patient ability of being able to go steady for two years to Gary Erickson, He thinks he should settle down pretty soon, GER .LL ALBERS wills his car, five gallons of oil, and a dozen spare tires to Allen Under-scher so he can get to school the first period in the morning, DONNA MALICE leaves her Time magazines to the junior who is always swiping them. Maybe with the extra education he will manage to be a senior too next year, ALVINA WEGNER leaves her seat in the front row to Betty Huber, Since Marlene Fout and Lela Miller sit in front she doesn't want to miss anything Mr, Schweitzer might say, EUGENE HUBER leaves his football, basketball, and track ability to Dickie Froeschle, Maybe with all that exorcise he night get to be as big as he, MARION GUTKNECHT wills her special privileges to Lyle Litchfield, ARDELLA OSTER leaves her liking for roaming in the halls to Marvin Suess, She says he has already got a good start. ANITA RICHTIR leaves her ability to get along with people to Jeanette Fisher, She may be able to use it later on in life, FRANCES KLAUDT leaves her ability to keep the books in school straight to Lorraine Schuh. Someone has to keep order, CALVIN MITTELSTEADT wills his quiet, obedient, little manners to Eugene Sailer who is getting a little bit to flighty. LARRY SCHRAMM wills his pool sharking ability to Richard Mattheis. He feels he needs a few lessons before he can beat him. PAUL ZIMMERMAN leaves his old car, old test papers, short pencils, and torn books, to Freddjr Buss. It may help him to be the swell guy Paul is. ! w mxwiw.m't vs xxwvm v v,« w a wmuam w wxw.'s wrm iv nm w v a aw 'irmai'a wjmmt

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CLASS pop:'! P'waa the nl(,ht before graduation And all through the a-huol house. Every senior was rested, even Sieve's louse Our dtplon s were signed .»nd • ven much cure And knew the on graduation we'd le walkln on eir. Jhe teachers are packed all ready to leave ?;e bid tne n farewell tut hard to telieve, V.hen all of' a sudden, I i eg an to ponder bill graduation ie«n worry, troutle, and wonder? We opened the school windows to let In the son Only to be stopped without pernios Ion t the end of the year v tea v.e b .d leisure .'lothln1 doin' said Ar. llaesers. To the Juniors they called to . lve then hard jot3 They whistled nd shouted and called then 30ne nemos Now stupid, -lov. stootle, now ttinker, and suc3ie On Gilcdorf, on -luesers, on Schweitzer, and Vron. From the botton of the stairs to the top of the floor tails them slowly or you’ll fall and be sore Our dully schedule was soon planned out. he swore up and down we’d never even shout. So-ne were in Speech directed by ’Aalts..’ i3 V.e nude so nuch noise the;-, were goliV, to rebuke us P. 0. P. was the class that see tied so boring 'Tr. Ci.lcriorf could huve avorn he ho«rd auneone snoring. ■’rs. binders was patient und lenient .in lib retire class ’Cuz she knew for sure that wo would pass. Phy. Ed. is the class where we all get stiff ?ron too nuch exercise tut whats t ie diff? In bookkeeping class ,Jron tried to keep order V.e scared her so nuch she felt like heading for the border. In Chenietry cl..ss we had s ch stiff tests Vie thought for sure we’d never hove another aomants rest. You a 'ould huv6 seen the nletakes Tut Miss ’Iron gave us no breaks. The last period the seniors go down town To throw a few of En eltcr’s ekes down :hls ends the day for this nighty class have y . u ever seen such a good-looking nusa.