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

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CLASS WILL We, the Seniors of Meadow Grove High School in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty-two, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish and declare this our last will and testament. I, Eugene Abrahamson, will my ability to make Mr. Merklinger say “out” in Geography class to Gary Kuchar and my nickname “Pickle” to anyone who is sweet enough to deserve it. I, Kay Botsford, will my “easy-to-keep-in-place” waves to Sharon Goulding and my whiskers to Robert Jensen. I, Bob Collins, will my favorite parking spot to anyone after 11:30— if they’re slick enough to find it — but DeVoe doesn’t go with the deal. I, Howard Ellis, will my beard to Joe Dusel and my hot rod Chevy to “Dizzy-Dean” Sanne — he’s the only other person who can drive it, I, Bob Horrocks, will all my dates to Bob Hopkins and my alibis to Jerry Daugherty — Be careful which ones you use, Mrs. Steffen knows most of them. I. Lois McClatchey. will my happy-go-lucky attitude to the poor serious minded Freshmen and my boy friend to the Junior girls if they think they can get him. I, Bob Monson, will my “cat calls” to Stanley Sanne and Jim Lewis---Watch out for Mrs. Steffen - and my nickname “Moonshine” to anyone who can’t afford to buy it. I, Joyce Synovec, will my seat near Stanley and Jim to Darlene Duha-chek so they will have somebody to pick on next year and my tall, slim figure to anyone who’ll take the nickname “Catfish” with it. I, Karen Volk, will my nickname “Cookie” to that up-and-coming Freshman, Lloyd Avfery and my daily exercises to Patty Anderson. I, Pearl Weerts, will my little feet to Bill Arrison and my A’s to Joe Sanne — Make good use of them. I, Ramona Werner, will my ability to flirt with all the boys to Lotus Weingart and my early hours (early in the morning, that is) to the Freshmen girls. To Mr. Adams we will a suitcase to carry his test papers around in because his grade book won’t hold them all. To Mrs. Steffen we will a new desk twice as large as the one she now has. To Mr. Merklinger we leave some peace and quiet. He’ll appreciate it. To Mr. Weber we will a brand new engagement ring with no strings attached. To Mr. Switzer we will a step ladder under the Study Hall clock or an accident policy if he continues to use the dictionary table. To the underclassmen we leave the teachers, or what is left of them after another year with us around. To the Juniors we leave all the seats we have torn loose in Room 8. (That includes all of them). To the Sophomores we leave the typewriters that we mistreated last year and the Juniors are mistreating now. To the Freshmen we leave the right to discard their “greenness” and become Sophomores next year. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have hereunto affixed their bands and seals on this last will and testament of the Class of ‘52. President Vice-Presidrtit Secretary-T reasurer