Beaman Conrad High School - Trojan Yearbook (Conrad, IA)

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... W4 - CLASS WILL We, the undersigned members of the class of 1946, Bearnan Hi- gh School, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make the f- ollowing bequeaths as our last will and testament: I, john Kitzman, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get along with Mr. Carney to jo Ann Simms and hope she does a better job than I did. I, Veryl Hammond, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to l- oaf while working on the school paper to Kenneth Barfels. I, Jeanne Osborn, do hereby will and bequeath all my Gladbrook boyfriends to Ardis Walter. I, Bette Hutzel, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to talk and yet not say anything to Max Miller knowing how timid and qu- iet he is. I, Virginia Simms, do hereby will and bequeath to Bob Myers, all the candy and guxn wrappers, and waste paper in my desk since he was the one that put it there. I, Donna Lynch, do hereby will and bequeath all my excellent grades in Physics to Anabel Clinite and hope she doesn't do as bad as I did. We, the Senior Class, do hereby will and bequeath our ability to get through school to the Freshmen class: our excellent grades to the Sophomores: and the task of putting out the annual and the school paper to the juniors. And to the teachers all' the sweet memories of the class of 1946.

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--- M- CLASS PROPHECY The Beaman Plaza, located on Park avenue, covers a whole block and has spacious lawns. with beautiful fountains and flower plots. This famous night club attracts guests from far and near. It is beautifully decorated and the entertainment is out of this world. The proprie- tor is a graceful, handsome, blonde who personally welcomes all guests. jackie, as he is kn- own to his guests, will be remembered as john Kitzman of the 1946 class of B. H. S. One evening there was great excitement at the outer door and as jackie appeared on the scene he was very happy to see Queen of Homes, Donna Lynch and her King entering the P- laza. At once the special guest table was prepared for these latest visitors and jackie, him- self sat at the table with Queen Donna. 'He learned, that after graduating from B. H. S., she had attained her highest hopes, that of reigning in her own home. And due to the Home Eco- nomics course at Beaman High School, her home was one to be proud of. In the course of the evening jackie asked Queen Donna if she knew what had become of the other members of the class of 1946. In answer, she brought forth a tiny vand and waving it, gently said, Look for yourself. In amazement jackie saw the Hunter College Gyin and a girls Basketball game about to b- egin. There on the coach's bench sat Virginia Simms who had brought her team to the Natio- nal Meet. As jackie leaned forward to call Virginia, the scene changed and there was the stage of the Metropolitan Opera in New York City. A soloist stood before the audience, and as the s- ong rang out there was no doubt but that Bette Hutzel had indeed gone far in her career. B- ut the strain of many concerts was too much and she collapsed. In response to a call sent to General Hospital an ambulance arrived and an interne and nurse took charge. The nurse glanced out over the audience as she left the stage and as her brown eyes met jackie' a hg recognized her as jeanne Osborn, another of the 1946 graduates. The next and last change of scene brought Veryl Hammond into view. In the aristocratic section of Conrad he had established a Beauty Salon, where his twenty trained employees n- ever had a slack moment due to the perfect work he required of them. Turning back to Donna, john thanked her for permitting him to see again, if only for a few moments, his beloved classmates.