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

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G vet y clay 9:00—Crook blows lid off furnace. 9:25—Classes pass. 9:29—Gang leaves pool hall. 9:32—Home Economics class starts making cookies. 9:34—Bull session (Boys' typing practice) 9:43—Bang ! Whizzz ! ! Crash ! !—Excuse please, morning paper has just arrived. 10:01—Girls put cookies in oven. 10:10—Smokey puts up failing list —you four guys can read the magazines this week. 10:11—English class—who's the teacher? 10:23—B O O M ! ! ! ! @? —Girls used wrong formula for cookies. 10:33—Tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp,—Fowlkes has library. 10:40—Government steps in and uses girls' cookie formula for hand grenades. 12:05—Happy day—we eat. 1:10—Roll called. 1:14—Gang leaves pool hall. 1:31—Typing class—Smoky tears 'em down, class puts 'em back together again. 2:01—Shop class—Dunivan, the electrician, gives the class a new coat of paint. 2:18—Furnace is repaired.

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i Cj lusic BACK ROW: Vance Dunivan, Arlie Novotny, Gene Phillips, Norman Hicks, Bernard Osborn. '« THIRD ROW: Dolores Rudnick, Patricia Werner- Helen Schutt, Marilyn McMillan, Robert Lewis, Bethene Collins, Opal Rudnick, Donna Nelson. Jeanne Lewis. SECOND ROW: Evelyn Wilson, Eunice Dahl, Dorothy Jeanne Ballard, Glendoris Van Dieken, Marion Huelle, Isabel Munger, Martha Lulow. FRONT ROW: Mary Lou Ferry, Jeanette Kinne, Ida Mae Huelle- Rachael Lewis, Myra Mae Hauge, Hcrtha Terry, Mrs. Petersen. Our music department this year is under the able direction of Mrs. Petersen. It is made up of several groups, including girls glee club, mixed chorus, boys chorus, girls sextet and a girls trio. A group of twenty-nine comprise the mixed chorus which derives its members from both the girls and boys glee clubs. The girls sextet consists of Patricia Werner, Myra Mae Hauge, Helen Schutt, Dolores Rudnick, Bethene Collins and Donna Nelson. Patricia Werner, Dolores Rudnick and Donna Nelson also sing in the Senior trio. Under the supervision of the music department have been various assembly programs. The high school partakes in group singing and special numbers are presented by the choruses and small groups.

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chappenings 2:51—Shop boys repair damages done by girls' cookies. 3:15—Basketball practice— overshoes and jackets, boys! 3:16—Smokey loses another coke playing five-hundred. 4:17—Seniors have class meeting to decide when to have party. 4:31—We're free—Segars, here we come. 5:01—Crook blows lid off furnace. 7:00—Seniors have class party. 10:00—Party is over. 3:00—Seniors get home from party. Marriage is popular because it combines the maximum of temptation with the minimum of opportunity.—Shaw. Found—Lady's purse left in my car while parked. Owner can have same by describing property and paying for this ad. If owner can explain satisfactorily to my folks how purse got into car, will pay for ad myself—Dale Inness, Country Lane, Meadow Grove, Nebr. Galyen says he puts vitamins in his gin, so he can build himself up while he's tearing himself down. -'21-