Meadow Grove High School - Trojan Yearbook (Meadow Grove, NE)

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 RtmMtN NVAYNB KERSTINB. President WARREN OSBORN. Vice-President MILDRED .SCHILLING. Sec v.-Trea . A. E. McDERMID, Sponsor First row. (Left to right) Sarah Cunningham. Darlene Mahin, Mildred Schilling. Betsy Bess Berg. Luella Dearmin. Doris Carpenter. Margaret Terry. Second row. David Higbee. Lyle Pugh Bill Moore. Dale Matula. Dale Cas-tleton. Gene Harding. Leonard Rezac. A E. McDermid. Top rowt Donald Bredehoft. Donald Larson. Robert Beech, Carrol Schleu-ter, Warren Osborn. Dale Kaufman. Willard Lewis. Other Freshmen not included in the picture are Helen Lewis. Margaret Lewis. Maxine Lewis, Warren Dowling. Wayne Kerstine.

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FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY 'T The Class of 1940 With the upper classmen mingles. And we ll give our names In jingles. Wayne Kerstlne is our president. He’s always been quite spry. He made high points in basketball. Because he shoots quite high. Mildred Schilling, our secretary, A quiet little lass. Her lessons do not bother her. She's always sure to pass. Billy Moore is slightly overweight— As all of you can tell Though other lessons he neglects. His science is just swell. David Higbee and Betsy Berg. Walking to school one day. Were so interested in each other They quite forgot their way. Carroll Schlueter and Dale Kaufman Are making plans so wild. They want to go to the western coast Where the climate is more mild. Bob Beech and Doris Carpenter, The smallest ones, you know. Our sponsor has to care for them Most every place they go. Leonard Rezac is Bohemian. Donald Larson. Swede. Donald Bredehoft, a German, These three are what we need. Gene Harding and Warren Dowling Are just the best of pals. Dale Casselton is the little lad That walks with all the gals. Margaret and Maxine Lewis Went visiting one day. They called on Luella Dearmin In her house across the way. Willard Lewis. Dale Matula Helen Lewis and Lyle Pugh. While striving for Major Bowes program Each wore out a shoe. Sarah Cunningham, our song bird Can sing just like a lark. She is good. too. at her lessons And is never in the dark. Our next is Margaret Terry And Darlene Mahin too. These maidens are always happy And never in a stew. Our sponsor’s—A. E. McDermid. His music is just swell. He’s a friend to every freshman. As every one can tell. Now Warren Osborn wrote these rhymes. And if you like them not. Just walk right up to him and say, A lot of crust you’ve got.”