Wauneta High School - Broncho Yearbook (Wauneta, NE)

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 Class Will Of 1962 Diana Anderson wills her long fingernails to Ann Arenz. Don't scratch anyone, Ann. Margie Baldonado wills her job as office apprentice to her sister, Darlene. Gene Bartels wills all his abilities to Ron Purdy. LaDonna Brunt wills her job in the cafeteria to Dana Wade, so she too can eat well. Connie Carrigan wills her shortness to Carmen Jones. Margaret DeHart wills her ability to spend money to anyone who thinks he has enough money. Dennis Egle wills his way with the ladies to Virgil Littrel. Lynn Fanning refuses to leave anything. He claims he needs all that he has. Gary Gibbons wills his pole-vaulting ability to anyone who can use it. Dennis Goings wills his reckless driving, troubles, and debts to anybody that thinks he can handle them. Bill Ham wilsl his ability as an all-star football player to Ray Buffington. Linda Handel wills her ability to warble to Nadene Sexton. Good Luck! Cathy Haarberg wills her Plymouth to Janet Krausnick. Maybe she'll need it now that Kenneth won’t be here. Kathleen Hollinger wills her desk in French class to anyone that wants it. Janice Kerchal wills her car and well beaten road to Imperial to Kenneth Kerchal. Have fun, Ken. Linda Kerchal wills her windy way to Joanne Brunkhorst. Kenneth Krausnick wills his chemistry lab work to any unlucky senior next year. Judy Long wills her continuous talking to Jackie McBride. Ron Lytle wills his hatchet to Virgil Littrel. Don Morgan wills his height to Billie Stock. Wes Myers wills his manly physique to Gene Tivis. Judy Nordhausen wills her ability as majorette to Pat Weber. Loren Nordhausen wills his good times at golf practice to Tommy Heldenbrand. Wanda Parker wills her long hair to Trudy Gloy. Don Rietsch wills his way with the opposite sex to Junior DeHart. Brice Rueter wills his road-racing ability to Robert Nordhausen, who’ll need it to keep ahead of Bob McBride. Marcia Rueter wills her nickname Mush to Dennis Gockley, in case he needs it in a pinch. Jaunetta Sailors wills her soft sneeze to Bobby Jones. Leland Shores wills his good luck to sit between two good looking girls in English class to Ron Purdy. Karen Stock wills her job as editor of the annual to Dot Smith. Donna Sturtevant wills her quietness to Jo Ann Stock. Jim Teply wills his hot rod back to Henry Ford. Jo Webber wills her ability to eat to anybody that’s hungry. To Mrs. Ough we will a big supply of tranquilizers, she’ll be needing them. To Mr. Evans we will a class of girls that don’t giggle. To Mr. Engel we will a happy retired life. To Mr. Marshall we will our talents as typing students, so he can pass them on to next year's typing class. To Mr. Goodchuck we will a successful experiment in his biology class. To Mr. Sutherland we will a brand new set of nerves. To Mr. Jorgensen we will band members that will arrive on time. To Mr. Olin we will a senior class that will keep quiet in English. To Mrs. Ziegler we will a French class that is capable of speaking French. To Mrs. McCallum we will all the notes passed in her class that she wanted to read, couldn't. To Mr. Huntwork we will a big strong sentinel.

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SENIOR BABY PICTURES D. Anderson D. Egle C. Haarberg R. Lytle D. Rietsch D. Sturtevant M. Baldonado L. Fanning K. Hollinger D. Morgan B. Rueter G. Bartels G. Gibbons J. Kerchal W. Myers M. Rueter J. Teply L. Brunt D. Goings L. Kerchal J. Nordhausen J. Sailors C. Carrigan B. Ham K. Krausnick L. Nordhausen L. Shores M. DeHart L. Handel J. Long W. Parker K. Stock J. Webber 14

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CLASS PROPHECY Here at last. My, look how old Wauneta has changed! How do you think we'll ever find the schoolhouse? Did it say where it was on the invitation? I'll look. Let's see . . . Reunion of the Wauneta High School Class of 1962. To b held on Friday, April 17, 19 . . . no, it doesn't give any directions. Let's stop in at this cafe and ask. Why, hello, Judy Long! You say you own all the cafes in Wauneta now? You got your start as a waitress during high school? Where is the old high school now? All right, thanks a lot. We'll see you at the reunion. Here's the school. Right where she said it would be. It looks different . . . My, I sure had fun at the reunion! Yes, it’s too bad it was over so soon, I just dread the long trip home again. Let’s talk about some of the people we saw again. That'll make the trip shorter. It's too bad some of the old gang couldn't make it. I would've liked to have talked to Jo Webber. Somebody said she had to stay home and milk the cows. I guess her surge milking machine is on the blink again. Kenny Krausnick wasn't there either. He's joined the French Foreign Legion. He said he'd always wanted to meet some of those French girls that he'd read about. Poo guy, nobody's heard from him since he was transferred from French Equatorial Afric to the South Pole. That reminds me. Did you know that Butch Shores is at the North Pole raising huskies. He's getting cold feet about the whole deal, though. What's that in the road up ahead? It looks like a drag race. Darn fool kids, anywa Did you see who I saw in those cars? I think I did. That’s why they left the reunion early! They're still up to the old tricks! Don Rietsch was going to bring his hot rod today to have at the reunion but he had some last minute trouble. He's been trying all these years to get it running good enough to drag Teply, but something always comes up. Jim Teply, by the way, is trying to break the world's land speed record at Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah. He has a jet bomber with the wings cut off. Wesley Myers really had a good time at the reunion didn't he? Yes, he works for a giant ice cream company now. He's the chief taster. They s: he really enjoys his work. Who was that guy in the car with the horse trailer on behind? Didn’t you recognize him? That was Dennis Egle. He still races horses, but he moved up from quarter horses to half horses. He says they have better acceleration Speaking of cars, did you see that big black limousine? That's Lynn Fanning's. He's still as handsome as ever, isn't he. He makes a lot of money playing love scenes in the movies now. To think, he used to do it for free. What a waste of talent . . . His chaffeur was none other than Wanda Parker. Every Saturday, on her day off, she takes her dad's Dodge and wins the weekly sports car rally. It looks like there was a game in our old alma mater tonight. See, there goes the opposing team's school bus. Golly! What was that that just went around us? I think it was Dennis Goings. It looks like he's bent on catching that bus. He likes chase them out of town, I hear. Don Morgan's great height enabled him to make good in the world of high finance. He has so much money he has to hire his own personal accountant. 16