Wauneta High School - Broncho Yearbook (Wauneta, NE)

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’ To Junior Ough we will Margaret Redden’s loudness Letty Tompkins and Ethel Sturtevant will their love letters to Raymond Maxfield. To Percy Polly we will a freshman girl for nursemaid. Fhillys wills her phone calls to Fauniel Hansen To Beth Jones we will Maxine Terry s notes Owen wills his height to Shorty Gauger. To Woodrow Stinnette, Marie Grimm wills her wavy hair. To Leland Kitt, Charlie wills his ability to play tenni Ethel Sturtevant wills her bashfulness and quietness tc Maxine Hartzer. To Ward Walling we will Kenneth’s interest in the Sophc more Class To Alice Sturtevant, Myma wills her ability to play Volley Ball. Virgil Sandman wills his ability to get along with Miss Knollenberg to Pid Purdy. To Eldon Dragoo we will another Carnival. Elwyn Krnusnick wills his ability to get women to Leonard Duaeck. To Ward Troxel, Junior Lewis wills his fastness. June McCallum wills her ability to teach to Gwendolyn Carpenter, Virginia wills her interest in the Ford Garage to Margy Snyder - To Faye Troxel, Alta wills all the love story magazines she has read this year. Charlotte wills her ability to type to Leona Moody. Patty wills his typing erasure to Gordon Dieninger. Nellie Anderson wills her thinking ability to Bruce Per To the office boy or girl of next year Eva wills a new typewriter. Esther Brown wills her freckles to Avis Drown. We will to Lois Miller,. Ruth Gauger’s bashfulness. Lola wills her gift of gab to Betty Jean Grimm. Alvin wills all his girl friends to Cheston Jones To Bud Yant we will an alarm clock. To Bob Buffington we will a curling iron. Leatha wills her giggle to Lucille Lowe To Frona, Lucille Hamilton wills her studiousness. Otto wills his speeding ticket to Bill Sturtevant Keith wills his ability to play a trumpet to Eldon Drow To Mr. Olson, Marjorie wills her chemistry note book. We do hereby appoint George Hancock of this city to be sole executor of this will In testimony, whereof, we have set our hand to this our last will and testament at Wauneta, Nebraska, this firstc of May, in the year of our Lord? Nineteen hundred and thii five.

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 Stockman s Journal,” The title of her column is Let Lettv .earn your Lovelorn Lowdowns. Letty's years of rio exner-ience have made her very capable of such a task, Willis Ryan is an efficient missionary among the black skinned peoples. His ability to persuade people has greatlv increased his church roll, j I expressed my appreciation to Alvin for showing me how his machine worked and complimented him for creating? such a wonderful bit of science. Alvin modestly agreed that it was a very handy contraption and that he had ally-created it to check up on his cat at night. CLASS WILL We, the Seniors of 1935, having withstood the cruel treatment of the faculty, and being of fairly sound mind, hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. wL wishing to aid our successors,so they will acquire the hei ghts we have acquired, do will to the Seniors of the future years our high standard which we have ob tained during our years at Wauneta High School. To the Juniors we will the North-West corner of the assembly. To the Sophomores we will the used typing paper. To the Freshmen we will all the old gum they can find mder the s eats. To. Mr. Olson we will a vest. To Mr. Hungate we will a new set of rules for the assemblies. To Miss Knollenberg we will the play Poodles and a compass to help her find her way home from the South 3ivide„ To Miss Philipp we will the front seat of a Chevrolet Coach. To Mr., Smith we will a State Championship football ieam. To Mr. Anderson we will Earl E. May's seed catalogue. To Miss Smith we will the Normal Trainer's drawings. Beatrice wills her ability to vamp men to NaDene Arnold. . To Omar Colson we will a stock loan. Jola wills her trapeze to Eva Tepley. To Eva Hamilton, Esther Terry wills her C. C. C. Boy. To Ervin Kitt we will Violet Hansen. Vivian Terry wills her ability to v rite ooetry to Sob 5'Q.Lco. To Bernice Thoren oo wills her book on how to ge.t and told men,

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 s-t CLASS PCEM Seniors! Seniors! Seniors! We have for the last four years, Always striven to do our best; We’ll leave you with many tears To have our places filled with zest We are exceedingly glad to say Now that graduation is really here; ye 11 follow our path without delay, Which will lead us to our career We started as Freshmen in 31, Green as most Freshmen can be, And found it wasn't such fun As we had been told it would be As Sophomores we all came back, And thought we knew it all But we were only on the track That brought us back in the fall. And now came the Junior year Which was one of our life trials; We took our troubles minus a tear, And recorded them all in the files. We are Seniors, the school's example We've earned this coveted place; All our troubles you will sample, Before you will ever win this race. And when our hearts grow cool With care our heads bowed down; We'll think of our days at school 'Neath the colors of gold and brown. Seniors! Seniors! Seniors! Now after all our struggles, Our high school work is all done; We'll pack up all our troubles: We'll find a path or make one.