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SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the graduates of ’51 in order to provide for a better school hereafter, will th; following, our prized possessions, to you, our underclassmates: Geraldine Carlson - My giggles to Rosalie Newman. Marvin Enquist - My school passengers to some unfortunate underclassman. Wanda Erickson - My ability to cheerlead to Lois Hillberg. Myles Elsberry - My singing ability to Lowell Conrad Erickson. Gay 1en Fink - My Model A' to anyone who can put brakes in it. Verlyn Fink - My blonde hair to Ramona McConnell. Kenneth Hu 11 - My quietness to Connie Haley. Wanda Hult - My driving abijity to Wayne Wrick. Carol Johnson - My scholastic ability to De Mar Burns. Veryle Johnson - My laughing ability to Lauren Juracek. Blonde 11 Juracek - My affection for sweet things in life to Melvin Jensen. Clayton Kline - My crew cut to Marlyn Carlson. Darlene Lindquist - My quiet, gentle manner to Betty Surber. Marilyn Moline - My ability to go steady for so long to Beverly Monson. Virgil Nelson - My ability to play the harmonica to Julian Smith. Ronald Norman - My way with the girls to Franklin Olson. Dale Olson - My ability to play football to Garold Hagberg. Elwin Olson - My Athletic ability ?? to anyone who thinks he can do better. Nancy Rosenbach - My freckles to Marjorie Erickson. Betty Swanson - My frequent hair washings to Liz Oesch. Vernette Swanson - My many, many troubles to Miss Murphy. Gaylan Suhr - My care-free ways to Betty Somerfeld. William Wiese - My luck at getting a girl friend to Leigh Lorenson. Eldon Ziegenbein - My tall stature to Warren Udd. Of course, in addition to that, we bequeath to you our utility slips, the ninth period, our parched throats, and any knowledge we have left behind for you. This will is done and sealed at Wausa, Nebraska, this twenty-third day of May, nineteen hundred and fifty-one. The Senior Class of 1951 Witnesses: Carol Johnson Darlene Lindquist —15—
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professor at Yale, Darlene Lindquist was a test pilot for the new jet planes at White Sands, New Mexico, and that Marilyn Moline was married very happily to Curly who owned a Chevrolet body shop just outside New York City. Blondie also suggested that if we hurried we would he e time to hear a political speech at Independence Hall that Dale Olson was going to make, so she and Veryle gave us a police escort and we sped away once again. In no time at all we reached Philadelphia and Independence Hall. As we entered we were silenced by Dale’s famous oratorical voice. We had missed the main part of his speech but as we came in he recognized us. He came over to talk to us and al- though he was very dignified he seemed like the same old ’Ole’ we used to know. He had gotten to be a very outstanding political figure now and was running for city dog catcher for Philadelphia. Dale said that Kenneth was now Governor of Nebraska and we felt very proud to think that Kenneth was once a classmate of ours. He also told us that the sole owner and operator of the Hult Mortuary back in our old home town of Wausa was Wanda Hult. The little city of Wausa as we used to know it of 725 popula- tion had now decreased to 25 people due to Wanda’s very prosperous and efficient bus- iness. By this time our six day leaves were up and Betty had to report back to her quarters in Denver so we said good-bye to Dale and then to each other and I returned to my office at Washington D.C., feeling very proud that I war once a member of the famous senior class of '51 of Wausa High! SNEAK The Seniors said good-by to Wausa on March 9 to leave on their sneak. They left at noon on a chartered bus and arrived in Omaha about 6:45 after being stalled in Fremont for two hours. Upon our arrival in Omaha, all enjoyed a delicious dinner at the ‘Old English Inn.' We then went to our hotels - the girls to the ‘Rome’ and the boys to the ‘Wellington.’ The following day we toured WOW Radio StatTon, W 0 W- T V, and the World Herald building. A free luncheon was given us by ‘Brandeis,’ and after eating supper at ‘Dixons,’ where we also ate breakfast, we joirrneyed out to the Omaha stadium where we saw a hockey game between the Omaha Knights and St. Paul. Then once again we boarded our bus, this time turning homeward. After making our last stop for lunch in Norfolk, we arrived safe and sound about 4 A. M. in spite of the hazardous roads. A grand time was enjoyed by all of the seniors, most of us wishing we still had our sneak to look forward to and realizing that our high school days were almost over. — 14—
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SENIOR HOROSCOPE Name Nic kname Ambition How they kill time Geraldine Carlson Deanie Horse trainer Flirting Marvin Enquist Marv Movie Photographer Taking pictures Myles Elsberry Els Ranch owner Trying to date Marilyn Anderson Wanda Erickson Wandy Receptionist Going skating Gaylen Fink Shad To be a blushing groom Taking girls home after school Verlyn Fink Verleen Movie star Doin' what comes na tura 11y Kenneth Hult • Ken To become famous Going to school Wanda Hult Wandy To become the first woman president Sleeping Carol Johnson Carl To be an old maid Studying Veryle Johnson Very Opera singer Ea t ing Blondell Juracek Blond i e Mode 1 Tea sing Clayton Kline Flayton Doing nothing Sta 11ing Darlene Lindquist Dar Beauty operator Rising the school bus Marilyn Moline Myrtle Herd cows Riding around in a green Chevy Virgil Nelson Virg To play in a famous orches tra Going with a Junior girl Ronald Norman Cup id To give advice in love troubles ('laying Cupid Dale Olson Ole Get a wife Shiver ing Elwin Olson Moose All-star football player Wandering around Nancy Rosenbach Nan Psychia tr is t Going to Des Moines Gay]an Suhr Gabby To own a chicken farm Gabbing Betty Swanson Be tsy To take temperatures of young eligible men Writing letters Bi 11 Wiese Ferd inand To hunt ‘DEAR’ Chasing women Vernette Swanson Swany Owner of a roller- skating rink Driving around Eldon Ziegenbein Pete To have a tenor voice Raising a beard Main Characteristic Giggling Short stature Singing ability Cheerleading ability Mis boldness around women Blonde hair Wavy hair Abiiity to tease Laughing Smi1ing Golden hair Crewcut Shyness Quiet manner Tall stature Jolly laugh Talking Starring at whatever he attempts to do Analyzing people His mischieviousness Making eyes To own a modeling a gency Hot temper Sideburns
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