Nisland High School - Mustang Yearbook (Nisland, SD)

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CL VNIIL A ? We, the class of l95l, in preparing to leave this honorable institution of learning, have attempted to make provisions that the school will be carried with the same high purposes that we have followed, llth e spirit of benevolence we regretfully part with these revered tokens in hopes that they lsy continue to brighten the halls of N H S Keeping these thoughts in mind we will and bequeath: Article I To the faculty studious as we, the class of 195l,have been. The patience necessary to endure the next class ee kind and sunny as ours. Article Tb the Sophomores and Freshmen A The indefinite hope of ever becoming 'dignified' seniors capable or taking our places Article III To the Juniors, who next year will endeavor to take our positions as Seniors, each Senior bequeaths the following Joey Aberle leaves his love of argumentation in class to David Rathbun, blue pickup to Bobby Jones and his height to Yvette lllllans Harlan Cooper gives his curly hair to Johnny Vetter, his charming smile to Roland Brown and his big feet to Elna latthesen. Bernice Homan leaves her dark rimmed glasses to Philip Harvey, her calories to Jeanne Tillery and her pierced ears to Bill Yaeger. Donald Schmidt offers his ability to attract women to Roland Brown his motto, 'Why Tn1nk?w,to Elna latthesen and his free evenings Q?l to David Rathbun. . Lois Ann Shevling wills her red, curly hair to Jil llery, her vin and vigor for studying to Buck Thybo and her seat in Sociology class, next to Roland, to Gerry Miller. I Edna Weimar leaves her love for blue coupes to Loretta Davis. her pug nose to Albert Ruff and her long eyelashes to larvin Fenton. on A. Another cheerful class of Seniors as good-tempered, obedient and B. II. A. U B. C. D. E