Wauneta High School - Broncho Yearbook (Wauneta, NE)

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Se tcor (9 144 Be it known, that the class of 1961, of Wauneta High School, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, so make and declare this instrument to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills by us made. Craig Gibbons wills his football outfit to Gene Tivis, hoping someday he will grow into it. Colleen McBride wills her paper wads, used kleenexes, and the initials and gum on her study hall desk to Dennis Egle who makes use of such things. Carol Daniel wills her long hair to Susan Ham. Marc Rueter wills his ability to mess up the physics lab to Susan Ham. Kathy Einspahr wills her drum major baton to Evelyn Becker, hoping she works as hard as Kathy did. Kent Buffington wills his growth of hair to Mr. Hardwick. Merideth French wills his sunglasses to Joe Gerih. Stuart Kitt wills his hot rodden’ to Bob McBride. Elaine Anderson wills her broken clarinet reeds and playing ability to Sylvia Yost. Kathy Heldenbrand wills her shortness to Don Morgan. Pete Fanning wills his spartons to Jerry Egle. Faustine Cox wills her ability to make mistakes to anyone who can't make any. Nancy McBride wills her shyness to Darlene Baldonado. Jerry Skelton wills his muddy roads to school to Dennis Gockly. Kenny Lewis wills his pool cue to Vaughn McBride. Bill Edwards wills his brains to anyone stupid enough to take them. Mary Fortkamp wills her editors job of the school paper to Marcia Rueter. Sharon Hewitt wills her cheerleading ability to Jo Weber, hoping she will be as happy with the Pep Club as she was. Jack Hunt wills his shyness to Keith Buffington. Allan Fischer wills his History grades to Brice Rueter. Gene d'Allemand wills his athletic ability in Physical Education Class to Virgil Littrel. Betty Muths wills her laugh to Darlene Baldonado. To Mr. Hardwick we will a satisfactory seating arrangement for all his students, and a room with a better view of his house. To Mr. Rose we will a group of state and chapter farmers. To Mr. Evans we will a very successful football squad in the future. To Mr. Marshall we will all our used typing erasers, and some new typewriters. To Mrs. McCallam we will a quieter Home Ec. Ill class, or a more understanding Home Ec. Ill class. To Mrs. Ough we will a new physical-science laboratory. To Mr. Jorgensen we will a class of non-gum chewing, bubble popping, candy eating students with musical ability. To Mr. Debus we will anything to help keep his child quiet, so he can stay awake in his early morning classes. To Mr. Sutherland we will quieter halls and more students on the honor roll. To Adolf and Max we will new scrapers to get gum off the desks. 12