Bagley High School - Indian Yearbook (Bagley, WI)

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l UNDERCLASSMEN

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AS ILL AND TESTAME T We, the Senior Class of Bagley High School, being of sound minds, and about to leave this mortal sphere, wish to bequeath the properties that we have jointly and individually acquired during four years of high school as follows: To the Junior Class: Our big shoes, hoping that they may grow enough to fill them. Our ability, as a group to set up experiments in chemistry and physics. To the Sophomore Class: Our good looks, winning ways, and general deportment. Our study habits, such as they are. To the Freshmen Class: The gum stuck under our desks and elsewhere in the building. Thirteen pounds of oyster shell scale to help strenghten their spines. To Mr. Hamilton: Peaceful days and restful nights without us. To Mrs. Zellinger: Six dangling participles, four double negatives, and three sentences ending with prepositions. To Mrs. Ryan: Ten gallons of gasoline for her convertible. To Mr. Millard: Our sympathy for having had to put up with us for three long years. To the School Board: Our thanks for their efforts to provide us with educational necessities. Robert Barr leaves: His way with the ladies to Donald Cooley. His mastery of the waltz to Stan French. Herbert Baures wills: His ancient model car to Dennis Baures. His weak excuses to Irene Johnson. Robert Champion bequeaths: His charm to Chester Barr. His pocket mirror to his brother, Ronald. Eugene Cota wills: His driving ability to Gary Kendall. His carving technique to John Johnson. Lavonne Esser leaves: Her knowledge of the sign language to Janice Sedlmayr. Her aptitude in dancing to Donna Strack. Donald Fishler bequeaths: His physique to his brother Loren. His studiousness to Richard Sedlmayr. Dale French wills: His position as teacher's pet to Marvin Champion. His cute ways to Alex Esser. Fay Gilkes leaves: His many girl friends to Jim Brown. Fifteen pounds of hay to Tom LaMere's goat. Catherine Stagman bequeaths: Her fiery temper to Larry French. Her studious ways to Maija Dzirnis. We hereby declare this to be our last will and testament, revoking and nullifying any former wills we have made. Signed this thirteenth day of May, in the year of the Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty-five. l Signed Witnesses Sponsored by MILLER'S HARDWARE - ESSER'S HOTEL - RAY TRINE'S GROCERY, Bagley, Wisconsin

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JU IOR CLASS Row 2: John Johnson, Bea Braudt, Kenneth Dearborn, Larry French, Jeanann Thornton, and Roy Harris. Row 1: Jan Sedlmayr, Jim Brown, Gary Kendall, Selma Esser, Phyllis Gilkes, Nancy Haville, Madonna Cathman, Barbara Mecum, and Mrs. Ryan, Class Advisor. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY On September 1, 1952, twelve freshmen entered Bagley High School. Billy Atterbury left us at the end of six weeks to attend school in Guernsey, Wyoming. Selma Esser from Bloomington and Jan Sedlmayr from Dubuque joined our class for the sophomore year. Kenneth Dearborn from Calamus, Iowa entered our class at the beginning of the second semester of this year. The class has chosen Gary Kendall as prom king and Jim Brown as duke. The theme is Rose Room . Our representatives on the baseball team are: Gary Kendall, Jim Brown, and Larry French. The boys who participated in basketball from our class are: Jim Brown, Kenneth Dearborn, Larry French and Gary Kendall. Barbara Mecum and Selma Esser are the cheerleaders representing our class. Class officers for this year are: Gary Kendall, Presidentg Jim Brown, Vice-President: Bea Braudt, Secretary, and Phyllis Gilkes, Treasurer. Sponsored by POWERS ACCORDIAN STUDIO, RITCI-lIE'S JEWELRY, Prairie du Chien, Wis.