Benedict High School - Eagle Yearbook (Benedict, NE)

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aSS cena e, the seniors of '52 To Benedict High Have alw ys been true, whether our grades were highest or lowest, he were none to comolalr or boast Arthur Alms first ln Wire, l o e e gree is mighty fl e Ro Dorsey, renter cf ou eam I when he got the b ll he d always gleam Roller seating to Larrell Dovenbarger is pleasing, Also his greatest enjoyment is teasing Donna Jefn Farley, a cheerleader this year, hemories of her re klzdness and cheer Melvin Gruber who vent to Nbovs otaten To all of us will always be g e t Nawire delden, the queen this year ls one who we'1l always treasure d ar Richard heser we call him Lick , ls never wi hout some Kind of trlex Next in line is Mar Lou H1 e, who always thinks of something worth while From Thayer came Lorna Junge, Who 's nice pretty ard young Marlene Junge who is not very tall We all like her best of ll An at work ls alwey har y le H o ne n e He's the ore who has P mighty fist From hlngror came Lorothy lee who seems oO quiet and so nl e Fr nces kno des with the pre' y derk hair She can get a date anywhe1e ulenn btuhr who is quit tall wher it 0 des to c rs he Knows it Janet wright, the girl with voice To us he has been the cxolce Marlene uunge Lonne Junge CLAsb CRD Red and Cray CLASS FtOwER Red hose CLASS WCTTC Courage Conquers all Thldgs' CLASS SCNC 'Ha ls of lvy A V I , ' l 2 , V v 7 vs w - A 4, A s n, w, af K 2 f n . -y , J I . . T L F 1 ' a . s' . X Y' Y v 3 ,- - f- ' ' - Q f. a 1 . , , , W , A, 1 f f . - J ll , 'A 5 rr a . V ' ' 3 W - .- - ,A A A .4 L f , . W ef . , ' 1 u 1 n , , l . T, W ' . ., . ' ta f l A '. ' . L ' . . .f l o , g, l Q. .a , C , . ' e . Jim McLean is quite e dandy, d ' 2, s --d . Da- To re, ,xt o' th' list, ' , A . , A f- -. . . was , , . Q. 7 f h o', . A M ' Q . Q 1 ry v - ' a a ,tt J , H V f v I 3 . , ,, L ot a ', 1 f ' all. r v ' x N v E I Q 1 f P , - , , . -. v , H, , W. s . vU..J , , As, C I . , , ,,. 7 u

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Raymond Dorsey wills his athletic ability to Miles Timmons pro Class IU ll We, the class of 1952, in the town of Benedict, the county of York, and the state of Nebraska being in as good mental condit lon as usual do hereby make this, our last will and testament And in this manner we dispose of our possessions Dorothy Rice wills her quietness in history class to Eugene Reetz Marlene Junge wills her talking ability to Lillian Maurer pro viding she uses it wisely James McLean wills his numerous girl friends to LaVern Alms and Darrell Bolton providing that they get the girls home as early as he always did Richard Heser wills his story telling ability to Bonnle Pickrel Melvin Gruber wills his he keeps it cut, combed, curly hair to Gordon Taylor providing and oiled ability to get along with the teachers he doesn't become teachers pet Maxine Helden wills her to Bruce Foote providing Glenn Stuhr wills his ambition to Shirley Walkup, and also to her he wills his height He wills his ability to sleep in Eng llsh class to Allen Farley Janet Wright wills her singing ability to Marlin Junge providing he keeps it in good shape and doesn't strain his vocal chords Darrell Dovenbarger wills Lenora Lrks back to Bruce Foote if he will promise to take good care of her and gets her home early viding he works hard for the position of center on the five Frances Rhoades wills her black hair to Carolyn Zlemke and first Ellen Walkup, providing they keep it combed and don't fight over Arthur Alms wills his ability to keep his history workbook date to Lowell Helden Donna Farley wills her position as cheerleader to Nancy Kops, one condition, that she doesn't wear herself out at the games Dale Moore wills his ability to tease and pester the girls Russell Taylor providing the teachers don't call him down Marta Lou Hile wills her artistic ability to Norma Moore, pro viding she doesn't give Rembrant too much competition Donna Junge wills her numerous books to Stuart Nelson Donna also wills you a soap eraser so that you can erase all of her To the books To the we are To the useful Junior class we leave our good luck It has made us what today, and it should satisfy them Sophomore class we leave our patience It will be found as the only means by which they can endure the Jhmiors young unsophistlcated Freshmen we leave our little book entitled 'Hot To Tell The Teachers,' a pamphlet compiled by us after four years of arduous study It contains specific lnfor mation as to which teachers can be bluffed, which are easy and which are hard to please and many other useful hints about the teachers We the sixteen Seniors of B H S hereby sign the seal this will on the nineteenth day of May, 1952, i it. up to o on to