Rosalie High School - Bulldog Growl Yearbook (Rosalie, NE)

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SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Seniors, being of sound mind and body, declare the following as being our last will and testament. We, the Seniors, will and bequeath our honorable, and much respected title Seniors to the Juniors. Our desks in studyhall to the Juniors so they can gaze out the windows all day. Our senioritis, the annual to put out next year, and the Bulldog to publish regularly to next years seniors. I, Henry Canarsky, will and bequeath my pencils to Paul, my tallness to Mike Gustin, my ability to sleep in class to Dudley Nolting, and anything worthwhile to anyone who can get away with it. I, Sandra Gustin, will and bequeath all my lost pencils to whoever has them now, my physics book to the next poor soul who takes physics, my corner of the table at Eby's to my sister Judy, my ability to write up side down and backwards to my brother, Mike, and everything else, except Delmar, to anybody who wants it. I, David Heise, will and bequeath my dramatical ability to Richard Hawk, my mechanical ability to Judy Reil (to use in her senior year of shop), and my ability to lift weights to Jimmy Wood. I, Kathleen Johnson, will and bequeath my name to Kathy Johnson, to take good care of, and her mail that keeps coming to me, back to her. My ability to chatter in class to Joan Buchholz, my ability to be tardy to Karen S. and Kathy J. and my ability to get through a maze in the shortest time to David Franson. I, Claire Lundgren, being of sound mind, will these great possessions and talents. My golfing ability of not tearing up the green to Jim Gustin, my most beloved possession, my physics book to Paul Canarsky, and my business law book to Norma Kinning, something I know she will cherish. I, James Muhle, will and bequeath my ability not to go steady to Delmar Novak, my weight to Jimmy Wood, my good nature to Mike Barada, and my little black book to Paul Canarsky. I, Kenneth Nelson, will and bequeath my old black Ford to Susie (if she can keep it running), my athletic ability to my sister Pam, (who is already a better athlete than I am), and my sparkling personality to Roger Modlin. LES' FEED PRODUCE Page Sponsors Bancroft, Nebraska NEEL OIL CO.

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I, Gary Novak, will and bequeath my curly hair to Donna Peterson, my ability to get along with the teachers to Delmar Novak, my hard running in Football to James Wood, My desk to anyone who likes to look out of the window, my hearty laugh to Joan Buchholz, and my ability to stay out of trouble to David Franson. I, Carol Slaughter, will and bequeath my cheerleading outfit to Bobby Wortman, my volleyball talent to Judy Reil, my report card grades to Susie Slaughter, and my pencils and pens to anyone who can get them to work. I, Francis Wood, will and bequeath my 1953 Chevy to James, if he can keep it running, my ability to get along with the teachers to Judy Reil, my lonely afternoon study halls to Dudley Nolting, and my ability to waste time to Joan Buchholz. ROSALIE SENIOR CLASS (1963) BENSON'S JOHN DEERE IMPL. Page Sponsors- Lyons, Nebraska DR. EIMERS D. D. S.