Wauneta High School - Broncho Yearbook (Wauneta, NE)

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SENIOR BABY PICTURES E. Becker K. Buffington J. Crapson N. Fortkamp D. Gockley S. Greeley K. Haarberg A. Hoff S. Hollinger B. Hunt C. Jones B. Jones B. McBride D. O'Neil R. Prior D. Smith K. Smith J. Stock J. Sutherland P. Weber 13

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JERRY M. SUTHERLAND Come one, come all, girls, I'm not married. Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2 -3-4, Track 1-2-3, Golf 1-2-3-4, Class Play 3-4. PATTY L. WEBER I have never met a man I didn't like. Girls' Glee 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 1-2 -3-4, Class Officer 1, FHA 3, Band 3, Class Play 3-4, County Government 3. GERALD HUNTWORK Sponsor

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CLASS WILL ’63 I, Evelyn Becker, will my crazy hairdos to anybody who thinks they can stand them. I, Keith Buffington, will my ability to goof-off in class to Vaughn McBride. May he put it to good use as I did. I, Jane Crapson, will my drum sticks to Jim Crapson. I, Nita Fortkamp, will my ability to study to David Teply. (Hope you won't need it though.) I, Denny Gockley, will my ability to blush to Donnie Polly. I, Sheila Greeley, will my ability to put my foot in my mouth to Janet Krausnick who has already proven worthy of it. I, Kent Haarberg, will my size 12 boots to Patty Denker. Have fun wearing them, Patty! I, Ann Hoff, will my ability to play the bass drum to Eddie Arenz. I, Susan Hollinger, will my knowledge in lab to anyone who is allergic to Hydrochloric Acid. I, Beverly Hunt, will my right guide position in marching band to Sue Hoff, I hope she can yell loud enough to keep them in line. I, Carman Jones, will my big purse to anyone who has enough stuff to fill it and is strong enough to carry it. I, Robert Jones, will my lunch room duty to JoAnne Brunkhorst, so she can eat first. I, Bob McBride, will my improved driving habits to Virgil Littrell and Roger Mattingly. I, Donald O'Neil, will my better English grades to Junior DeHart. I, Ronald Prior, will my nice red hair to Duane Egle. I, Dorothy Smith, will my ability to whistle to Gene Tivis. I, Kenneth Smith, will my western clothes to Steven Hollinger. I, Jo Ann Stock, will my old Plymouth to anyone who can keep it running. I, Jerry Sutherland, will my golf clubs, shoes, balls, tees, and cart to Tom Heldenbrand. I, Patty Weber, will my quietness to Darlene Baldonado. We, the seniors, will to Mrs. Ough enough tape to repair all the books that have been in the hands of the seniors. We, the seniors, will to Miss McClamb, an improved French class. We, the seniors, will to Mrs. McCallum, a pep club that will follow parliamen- tary procedure. We, the seniors, will to Donna, a robot to help her with her typing. We, the seniors, will to Mr. Marshall, a more successful annual staff, knowing that he deserves it with all the work he puts in on it. We, the seniors, will to Adolph, a customized pick-up. We, the seniors, will to Mr. Evans, a better football team realizing that this will prove to be difficult without the Seniors of '63. We, the seniors, will Max, a new dust mop. We, the seniors, will Mr. Olin, students that have the ability to listen and not talk during English Class. We, the seniors, will to Mr. Huntwork, an Ag. Class that will hand projects in on time. We, the seniors, We, the seniors, We, the seniors, will to Mr. Goodchuck, a new motor for his oil burning Chevy, will to Mr. Jorganson, a class of girls that doesn't giggle, will to Mr. Sutherland, a big supply of tranquillizers. 14