Hyannis High School - Longhorn Yearbook (Hyannis, NE)

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I Rlchard Warner bemg of a sound body and an even sounder braln w1ll my old desk w1th all the Junk 1n lt to Llndall James I know he w1ll keep It duty To Glenn Evans I w1ll my excesslve helght of 6 2 and my ab1l1ty to play basketball I Carol Boots leave my ab1l1ty to sneeze quletly 1n assembly left to me by Joy Thurston to Glenn Evans My extreme hexght left to me by Sharlene Hayward I w1ll to Sherry Adams so she can splke wlthout too much effort All my moonllght romances whlch were left to me by Karen Martln I reluctantly leave to Kay Edelman I w1ll my ab1l1ty to dr1ve to school wlthout too many d1sasters to my k1d slster, Betty I Mary Lou Lmcoln w1ll my reduclng d1et left to me by MBHBDU Castle to Jeanne Crurnroy, 1n hopes she makes better use of lt than I dld Also I w1ll my natural brown ha1r to Delores Becker and my ab1l1ty to get along w1th the teachers to my llttle brother Bobby I Gary Powles belng of a rather sound mlnd and body do hereby w1ll my ab1l1ty to get my studles to J1m Bestol I w1ll to Bud Davls the llttle blue Ford wllled to me by Ralph Turner I Joanne Treat do hereby w1ll my hulahoop to Frances Edelman my plzza reclpe to Dlane Johnson for old tlmes sake and last but not least I w1ll to the sophomore boys my ablllty to not lolter around the dr1nk1ng founta1n I Ronald Whlte belng falrly sound of mmd and body leave to Bud Davls my ab1l1ty to do d1ff1cult Geometry problems left to me by Gene Dav1s class My ab1l1ty to go to sleep 1n class I leave to my brother B1ll, ln hopes he w1ll be as rested at the end of the day as I was Sxgned and declared by sald class as and for our last w1ll and testament 1n the presence of each of us who have hereunto subscnbed our names as w1tnesses MW diff? ff ffffw' film was M70-151 QJZMM iizimlfqfzt... f-M4777 ' I I I - - - - - I n . . I I I I ' I ' II ' II ' I ' I , . . . . . . . D I I I ' , . I I I I . , ,. I I I 1 I . I I ul ll - - - - - of 57. , . ' n . . I

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Class Wlll We the class of 1959 belng ln full possesslon of our mental facultles unaffected by the hard labor we have endured the past four years do hereby leave our last w1ll and testament I Sharon Hunzlcker w1ll to Iudy my slster the green Studebaker ln hopes she has as much fun w1th rt as I have had To Bonnle I w1ll my ab1l1ty to chew gum ln hopes that Mr Boyer doesn't catch her I w1ll to Ieanne my ab1l1ty to run out of gas and take up a collectlon to f1ll the tank I Marllyn Wrlght, do hereby w1ll my ab1l1ty to drlve 22 mlles to town and be here 1n tlme for band to Dlane Johnson to B111 Kommers my ex tens1ve'P knowledge of Physrcs and to Kathy Kommers my place on the volleyball team I Mary Margaret Howell belng sound of mlnd Csupposedlyl do hereby w1ll my warm seat on the volleyball bench to Kathy Kommers hoplng she w1ll not have to use lt as often as I I also w1ll my del1ghtful'P laugh to my frlend Dorls Crosland because she wants lt I w1ll my ab1l1ty to go through hlgh school ln four years to my k1d slster Sandy I Jerry Hlnton w1ll my desk wh1ch IS rlght before the teacher s desk to 11m Cody My ab1l1ty to get my lessons to 11m Bestol My ab1l1ty to play football I w1ll to Bob Rlchter and to Howard Iones I leave all my books I leave my ab1l1ty to play basketball to Lloyd Evans 1n hopes that he w1ll make the flrst team I Judy Ferguson do hereby w1ll to my Cllttlel s1ster, Charlaln my tan Chevrolet 1n hopes that she can afford more spare t1res than I could T Bonnle Wllley I w1ll my place on the volleyball bench hoplng that she doesn t have to s1t there as much as I d1d I Iudy Colllns w1ll my ab1l1ty to wear dresses at least four tlmes a week left to me by Peg Mlller, to Chuck Ferguson I w1ll to Marllyn Thurston and Frances Edelman all of our trlps to Mullen hoplng that Marllyn w1ll cont1nue next year My ab1l1ty to type left to me by Sharlene Hayward to Lloyd Evans and Mar1.lyn Evert Last but not least, I w1ll to Delores Becker the passlng of all of her Algebra and Geometry tests whlch I never succeeded 1n do1ng I Dale Curry w1ll my ab1l1ty to wrlte poetry to Jerry Gardner Choplng he fmds more use for 1t than I dldl and my even temper to Howard Iones wlth both hls and mme noth1ng should ever r1le hlm I Gary Copp belng aware of the clrcumstances w1ll my bencn wanmng ab1l1ty to Ben Evans Also my broken down car to my younger brother Gall I Leroy Boots belng of sound mlnd lsupposedlyl w1ll my ab1l1ty to play the bass horn left to me by Dan Manmng, to Llndall Iames ln hopes that he w1ll take advantage of lt I also leave my drlvlng ab1l1ty to Glenn Evans knowmg he can use ll I 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . 1 1 1 1 '- . I 1 . 1 1 . . 1 1 - , . . . . , . I 1 1 . . . . 1 1 1 . O 1 , . . . 1 1 , . - 1 1 . 1 1 1 - . ' - - 1 . 1 1 , Q I l , I I 1 . .

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-., Senior Class Officers Mr. Sommers, Sponsor: Margaret Howell, Nvxws Repormrp Gary Powles, Presraenrg I-irry iimtm, Treasurer: Leroy Boots, V1ce- Presldentg Mnry Lau Lxncoln, Sccretaryp Mr. Emycr, iponsor, 'Q I ,r-. N 3 G7 , . , , I A I s Q' Senior Class FIRST ROW: May L14 Lmgslx, ,larsl bgots, Li .rgqnvt :gsm-l., Lg:.:4 Lycr, fyggnnu Tu-nt, S:.4r,: Ei ..z,3f4er. SECOND ROW: Mr. Boyer, Spnxssr, 1-g5' Qsllgs, Mcrglgr. '.',r.5:.:, Ic1'f5'ffLIXIOR,IJdY Ferguson, Mr, Sxnmers, .5po:5:1r. THIRD ROW: Leroy BQOIS, G.1ryE,m.v:, Rgg:,Qm'.vQr11Ur, R,n1.J W:.11e, Dale Curry, Gary Cgpp, Sponsored by DICK'S GROCE RY Hyannis