Valentine High School - Badger Yearbook (Valentine, NE)

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QLAS9 PRQIDI IELV I arr1ved at Valentrne and was met at the statton by Mayor Rosemary Bnttler and was rushed to a banquet IH my honor Mr Frank G Carver Presldent of Mrd West Hereford Breeders Assoc1at1on was master of ceremonles I found Valentme IH a state of IQJOICIUQ over the1r recent vrctory ln the tourna ment wh1ch was credlted to the1r great coach Nerl Thompson I was surprrsed to fmd Robert Epke Presrdent of the Frrst Natlonal Bank wr1t1ng love sonnets to Patrrcra WISQ who was h1s prxvate secretary I v1s1ted the surroundrng commumty and found Mrs Rrchard Green the former Harrret Tate and h r seven curly headed l1ttle Greens I found the leadmg lady socrahtes were Els1e Shelbourne and Ines Soles I V1S1l9d the old 1nst1tut1on of learnmg and found Mary Catherlne Foster PTIHCIDCII and B1ll Mrller Superxntendent of Valentrne Schools I chartered a plane and flew to Denver where I met Vada Nlcol She mformed me of her new success drscovermg the cause of the common cold She told me that 1t was a germll I bought a Denver Post and was amazed to fmd that Elarne Reed was the edrtor Whrle walkmg down the street one day I met Albert Ioseph who mformed me he was the c1ty s leadrng physlclan and On the trarn from Denver to Seattle I encountered Dons Camm sales woman who proceeded to sell me a super duper de luxe speedrer trrcycle On arr1val rn Seattle I attended the Stork Club and was entertatned by the famous fan dancer Amor Quenta M1a translated as Betty Bonge I was led to a rmgslde seat by the proprletor Elsre Carrler I also passed a b1g shrp yard owned by Erma Monroe Todd and Roberta Harms I lourneyed down to Los Angeles on the crurser LSXMFT whose captarn was Velma Sherman Whrle 1n Los Angeles I v1s1ted The Garden of Eden starr1ng that sweet lovely gracrous Norma Smlth Durlng my stay ID Los Angeles my pet poodle took very 1ll and I took h1m to a very relxable veterrnary who turned out to be Lyle Lower CBy the way the poodle dredl On my way to San D1ego I depos1ted my good frlend Burton Hutchlson ct Alcatraz he was to become the new warden I stopped rn at the San Dxego General Hosprtal to lnspect the1r new equlpment and was surprrsed to fmd Arleen Montgomery the head nurse She told me that our old frrend Darrell Mundorf a bullf1ghter at Tuuana was Just across the bord r After collect ng the foregomg materral I returned to New York and prepared to pubhsh my book DO YOU REMEMBER? Ianet Arrasmrth she speaks acts and behaves 1ust as she ought? When MarJor1e Wertz and Lowell Belvrlle were 1n love? The Daclamatory Contest when Darlene Mendenhall ranked superror? Your f1rst date? Harry Gurlforl small but m1ghty'? Those college entry tests how d1d you score? 17 k j Xl ix xx X to , L x . I 1 L j ' ' 1 Q . , , V that his nurse, Eleanor Pavlik, was a great favorite of the community. 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' l - , , 1 ' ' ,

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LLASS PROPHECV I Clem Hagedorn PH MD OK upon d9C1Cl11'1Q to wnte a book have collected the followmg materlal ln my travels The subyect of the volume 1S to be The Lrves and Loves of the Valent1ne Sen1or Class of l945 Shortly before leav1ng New York 1n search of my matenal I attended the open1ng nlght of the great stage show The Undy1ng Love of Samson and Cleopatra or Ill Meet You Under the Street Lamp starrmg the beaut1ful glamorous star Darlene Marle Mendenhall Playmg oppos1te was the hand some darmg Robert Boyer Brockley Leavlng New York I Journeyed to Washmgton D C to fmd our old frxend Ronald Van Buren servrng as VICE Presldent I found women very promment In government I heard Ellzabeth Iohnsons stlrrmg speeches 1n favor of a brll proh1b1t1ng e1ghteen year olds from k1ss1ng 1n pubhc Havmg had a good VISII 1n Washlngton I left by plane and dlscovered that Brll Burge the greatest flyer of the modern age was prlotmg the plane I was very much surpr1sed to hear Rosella Herrmgton the stewardess say Fasten your safety belt please As we were flymg over Florlda we ran 1nto a trop1cal storm whxch made 1t necessary for us to make a forced landmg We were rescued by George Cagley who was hurrymg to M1am1 Beach to see hls flancee MISS Delores Colburn w1n the Mlss Amerlca Beauty Contest of 1965 After the contest Delores read us a letter from Al1ce Phlllxps who rs a m1ss1on ary 1n Indra Next mormng I started on my way by tra1n to Nashv1lle Tennessee I met Iean Ravenscroft who was a star of radlo smgmg h1llb1lly songs wxth Roy Acoff s Smoky Mountam Boys I cont1nued my tr1p to the Plttsburgh SIGIIOU to leave Plttsburgh I met Donald Iunod Pres1dent of the Ch1cago Llmlted who was golng to Ch1cago to be marr1ed And who do you thmk was the lucky bnde? Iack1e Petersll In Ch1cago I went to Ch1cago Unlverslty where I found Paulme Barnett Professor of the Ancrent Hlstory and she had Just rece1ved a letter from Cora Bullls who 1S teachmg the llttle Esklmo puplls 1n Alaska I attended the Ph1l harmonlc Orchestra Concert w1th Beatrlce Iordan Zacharn at the harps Before leavmg Ch1cago I telephoned Omaha to lnform them of my pendlng arrxval and who should put through the call but Betty Cherry now Vlce Presrdent of the Bell Telephone Company wxth a mouthful of popcorn On CIYIIVIHQ' 1n Omaha I called up Lyd1a Kellner who now 9d1IS the Lonely Hearts Column for the World Herald I also heard Kenneth Ioseph lectur1ng on The Ev1l Effects of Alcohol Next day I drove to Lmcoln where I was met by G1lbert Phelps the gover nor of Nebraska On my way to Valent1ne aboard the streamlmed H1awatha I was IISIGTIIHQ to the radlo and heard the latest news flashes glven by the fluent eff1c1ent commentator Dwaln Hobson I quote what he sald The famous eccentric Arthur May has Just reached the moon ln h1S magnlfrcent newly developed rocket sh1p The Fernery 16 -s , t ,V x 1 - X1 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 ' 11 . 1 . 11 1 . - 11 . 1 11 11 1 11 . . 1 1 1 1 - ' , 1 1 1 - -1 1 1 ' - . 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 - 1 . 11 1 1 11 . . . . , . , . 1 1 1 ' I . 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 I . , . 1 1 . 11 . 11 I , - 1 . . 1 . 11 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 11 , .

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LLASS XWILL We the class of l94 being ot unsound body and mind do hereby bequeath the following Pauline Barnett bequeath my teaching ability to Tim Noe Betty Bonge bequeath my good attendance to Bob Gasson Rosemary Bnttler bequeath my curly feather bob to Hazel R Bob Brockley bequeath my straight hair to Baldwin Walker Cora Bullis b queath my t1m1d1ty to Gail Iohnson Doris Camrn bequeth my teasing ability to Melvin Peterson Frank Carver bequeath my well kept hair to Curtis Wendler Betty Cherry bequeath my appetite to Marg Slagg Delores Colburn bequeath my interests in the Navy to ome lfreshi Youll get Gobs and Gobs of letters Robert Epke bequeath my freckles to Pauline Scott Mary Foster bequeath my pleasing smile to Alice Prang Mabel Gale bequeath my quietness to Leonard De Naeyer Clem Hagedorn bequeath my ability to get along with girls to lay Searby Robert Harms bequeath my ab1l1ty to flirt to Irene Peterson Rosella Herrington bequeath my love for dancing to Wilma Leisy handle 1t Burton Hutchison bequeath Harriet Ryschon to Keith McCormick Beatrice Iordan bequeath my big purse to Marilyn McCoskey Kenneth Ioseph bequeath my physique to Dick Shamis Donald Iunod bequeath my height to George Drinkwalter Lydia Kellner bequeath my typlng ability to Betty Roe Lyle Lower bequeath Georgla to Dick Simons Arthur May bequeath my basketball ability to Leland Elliott Darlene Mendenhall bequeath my dramatic ways to Gilbert Lurz Bill Miller bequeath my industriousness to Dick Levensky Erma Monroe bequeath my bashfulness to Eleanor Walton Arlene Montgomery bequeath my motto Speak only when spoken t o Adele Wise Darrell Mundort bequeath my boxing ab1l1ty to Hugh Foster Vada Nicol bequeath my love tor mysteries and Shakespeare to Bob Wllson Iaclyn Peters bequeath my interests in the I-Ieelan family to Marllyn M Gilbert Phelps bequeath my aliectlon tor Rosy to Paul Schmidt Alice PIIIIIIDS have nothlng to bequeath saving it all for my hope chest Eleanor Pavllk bequeath my love for horses to Marnorle Koss lean Ravenscrott bequeath my love for music to Io Anne Bristol Elaine Reed bequeath my height to Ierry Dunn I8 I, , . I, , - . I, , ' ' ' . I, ' , e ' ' ' ' . I, , - ' ' . I, , ' . I, I , ' - ' s 'ef' I, , ' . I, , ' ' ' . I, , ' , I, , ' ' ' . I, Dwain Hobson, bequeath my driving ability to whoever thinks they can I, ' , ' ' . I, , ' ' ' . I, , ' ' . I, , ' ' ' . I, , ' ' ' . I, , ' ' . I, , . I, , o t I, , ' ' ' . I, ' , ' ' . I, ' , ' ' . I, ' ' ' , ' : ' ' . I, ' , ' ' . I, , ' ' . I, ' , ' .