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

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 M G H S 1945 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY ROBERT OTTO EGGERS, son of Mr. and Otto Eggers Diet. 34 4 years, Dist 86 4 years Tilden High School 2 years Meadow Grove High School 2 years Birthdate, Sept. 25, 1926; Favorite Food, Ice Cream; Hobby, Flying; Sport, Base-Ka'l: Expression. “Your Turn Pal”; Plans for next year. Army Air Force; Nickname. “Marci” “Radar”. MAR I LOU FERRY, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ferry. Meadow Grove Public Schools 8 years Meadow Grove High School 4 years Birthdate, Sept. 14. 1927; Favorite Food. P’neaonle upside down cake; Hobby. Sleen-g; Favorite Actor. James Craig; Sport. Roller Skating; Favorite Songstress. Kate S ith Favorite fi n«:er. Bing Crosbv; Favorite Orchestra. Spike Jones and his City s»tr »!•«; P’ ns for next year, Nursing: Nickname, “Ferrilou”. BETTY JEANNE HANNEN, daughter of M and Mrs. Elmer Hannen. Meadville Rural % year, Neligh rural year. Pierce Co. Dist 24. years. Dist. 74 2 £ years. Oregon High School % year Meadow Grove High School years B’Mhdate. March 11. 1928; Favorite Food. Angel Pie; Hobby. Collecting Dogs: Favorite Actor. Sunny Tufts; Sport, Bi-cvclo rid?ng; Expression. “What’s Up Doc?”; Favorite Songster. Virginia O’Brien; Favorite Singer, Danny Kay: Favorite Orchestra. Harry James: Plans for next year. Stay at home and work; Nickname, “Babe” and “B-17 . ISABELLE FERN MUNGER. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Munger. Dist. 24, Pierce County. 8 years Meadow Grove High School 4 years. Birthdate. Aug. 25. 1928; Favorite Food, Tomatoes: Hobbv. Sewing; Favorite Actor. Van Johnson: Sport. Riding; Expression, “But Definitely”; Favorite Songstress. June Advson; Favorite Singer. Bing Crosby and Eddie Arnold; Favorite Orchestra. Bob Crosby: Plans for next year. Teaching; Nickname, “Isy”. MIRIAM IDA ANNA POLLARD, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Telfer Pollard. Laramie. Wyo., 1 year. Neligh Public School 2 years, Elgin Rural School 1 year. Dist. 84 Antelope Co.. 1 year. Neligh Rural school 1 year. Brunswick Public School 2 years. Brunswick High School 1 year Neligh High School 2 years Meadow Grove High School 1 year. Birthdate, Jan. 21, 1926; Favorite Food, Pie; Hobby, Ear-rings; Favorite Actor, Errol Flynn; Sport, Baseball; Expression, “Gee Whiz”; Favorite Songstress, Deanna Durbin; Favorite Singer. Bing Crosby; Plans for next year, To go to the Cadet Nursing Corps; Nickname, “Madie”. BETTE JEANNE SCHULZE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schulze. Dist. 27, 10 years Meadow Grove High School 2 years Birthdate, June 9, 1928; Favorite Food, Cherry pie a la mode; Hobby, Boogie Woogie; Favorite Actor, Dana Andrews; Sport. Roller Skating; Expression, “Oh. execute me!”; Favorite Songstress, Dinah Shore: Favorite Singer. Bing Crosby; Favorite Orchestra. Glenn Miller; Plans for next year. College; Nickname, “Blondie” and “Queenie”. PAMELA DEANNE SESSLER. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burleigh Sessler. Dist. 61 Madison County 4 years Newman Grove Public Schools 2 years Dist. 71 1 year Meadow Grove Public School 1 year Meadow Grove High School 4 years Birthdate, Aug. 12. 1928: Favorite Food. Apples; Hobby. Writing Letters; Favorite Actor. Danny Kay; Sport. Roller Skating: Expression, “No Hay”; Favorite Songstress. Francis Langford: Favorite Singer. Bing Crosby: Favorite Orchestra. Phil Harris; Plans for next year. Work; Nickname, “Shorty”. HERTHA MAUREEN TERRY, daughter of Mrs. Anna Terry. 8 years Dist. 71 Denver 2 year M°adow Grove High School 3% years Birthdate. March 12, 1928; Favorite Food, Cherry Pie; Hobby, Eating: Favorite Ast-or. Van Johnson; Sport. Ice Skating; Expression. “I Love That Boy”; Favorite Songstress. Lena Horne; Favorite Singer, Bing Crosby: Favorite Orchestra. Harry James: Plans for next year. Work; Nickname. “Bobby”. HENRY MARLEAN VOLK, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Volk. Dist. 27 10 years Meadow Grove High School 2 years Birthdate, July 30, 1928; Favorite Food, Spaghetti; Hobby, Radio; FavorlteActor, Cary Grant: Sport. Roller Skating; Expression. “What say Doc?”; Favorite Orchestra.. Phil Spitalny; Nickname, “Junebug”.

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— M G H S 1 9 4 5 —»■ BETTE SCHULZE (Normal Training) Music—3.4 Sextette, T rio—4 Pep Club—3,4 Cheer Leader—4 Class Sec.-Treas.—3 Class Play—4 Trojan, Assistant Editor President G. A. A.—4 HERTHA TERRY (Commercial) Music—1,2,3.4 Sextette—3 Pep Club. Sec.-Treas.—4 Class Vice-President—3 Clrss Play—4 G. A. A— 1,2.3.4 G. A. A. Sec.-T reas.—4 Trojan. Business Manager Seniors MARILOU FERRY (Commercial) Music—1,2,3.4 Sextette—4 Pep Club—1,2.3.4 Class President—3,4 Cheer Leader—4 Trojan. Senior Reporter PAMELA SESSLER (General) Music—1,2.3,4 Pep Club—1,3 Librarian—2 G. A. A.—1,2,3,4 Class Play—4 HENRY VOLK (Commercial) Class Play—4

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M G H S 1 9 4 5 Prophecy O mystic ball, from out thy depths. The future to this class reveal. Thy knowledge, hidden deep from sight. Pray give us now, and naught conceal. I seem to see Hollywood, that facinating place of famous men and women. Here find Pamela Sessler sharing honors with Robert Eggers in the new play, “Modern People. Marilou Ferry will become a nurse, soothing the brows and raising the pulses of many an injured man. Betty Jean Hannen will become a popular history teacher, teaching the students that the wars all began in 1812. You think, perhaps as you gaze upon the aesthetic brow of Isabelle Munger that she will achieve fame and fortune as an artist, but 1 have knowledge that she will be a beauty specialist, lifting many a fallen face and renovating many a delapidated coiffure—a noble work indeed! Miriam Pollard will be a successful proprietor of a pet shop specializing in trained tleas. Bette Jeanne Schulze has taken Betty Hutton’s place as the New Blonde Bomb Shell. I seem to see that Hertha Terry wfill become a private secretary to a patient businessman, helping mix up his files and using her pet word “say etc. You perhaps, would predict for Junior Volk a career in Wall Street, but I have knowledge that he will be chief supervisor of garbage inspection in a near-by municipality. Now the ball is growing dim but I can still clear’.y see a wonderful new building, situated where Meadow Grove High School stood. Tall, four stories high, elevators, swimming pools, roof gardens, rest rooms, marble stairways, splendid library, gymnasium. auditorium, large sunny class-rooms, everything to make it an ideal school for boys and girls, for it is a new school. The name, cut deep over the entrance, reads Meadow' Grove High School. Dimmer and dimmer grows the ball. Its message is over. ❖ THE CRYSTAL GAZER. 1945