Browns Valley High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Browns Valley, MN)

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 i . t X 0 l became members of the re-organized pop-club which was very active during the Sub-district Basketball Tournament held at the Browns Valley High School. We have come a long way since we, as green Freshman, entered the doors of B.V.H.S. We hope that the years following our graduation from this school will be as happy, event- ful, and prosperous as the one's we enjoyed while we have been here. We wish to thank our parents for the opportunity and encouragement they have given us and the teachers for their patience and guidance. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the members of the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and forty seven of Browne Valley High School, County of Traverse, State of Minnesota, being of sound mind, memory and understanding, and considering the uncertainty of our lives, do, therefore, make, or- dain, publish, and declare, our last will and testament in manner and form followings: Article I-Donald Geaterling happily wills his modest and dignified airs to Donald Wagner, and sincerely hopes it may prove to be a desirable improvement. Article II-Betty Lowry bequeaths unto Richard Olson her long, manicured finger nails on the condition be keeps them neat. Article III-Marjorie Zieaer leaves to Madonna Ullne her formula on How to Stay Short . Article IV-Wayland Relsdorf wills his basketball ability to Terry Medbery, providing he follows training rules as he has. Article V-Iraa Qoette leaves with Stanley Plant the ability to take her car around com- ers on two wheels, and her habit of getting to school on time to Doris Deyo. Article VI-Beverly Oliver wills her liking for lower classmen to Marilyn Ingerson and Charlotte Judish, and her ability to get along with teachers to Donald Smith. Article VII-Delores Higg and Betty Lowry leave their fondness for farm boys to lone Hed- rick, Doris Deyo, and Jomnn Moore. Article Vlll-Patty Block begs to bestow her gift of gab uopn Dick Neumeister. Article H-Anna Or 1 all tearfully wills her pleasant times with the Wilmot boys to Joann Spotts. Article I-Jane Dew and Audrey Falk Ingham with a pang of regret will their alertness at the sight of six-footers to Joyce Randall and Helen Miller. Article II-Maxine In draws happily bestows her quiet evenings at home to Dolores Wo iter. Article XII-Donald fosterling and Wayland Relsdorf unwillingly bestow their happy nights at the cottage and in Barry to Harold Spindler and Stanley Plant. Article HII-Mot wanting to bestow anything unlucky upon any of our fellow classman, we omit this article. Article ZTV-The Senior Class bequeaths to all their fellow classmen their desire and ability to reach the goal of graduation in good standing. We, the Senior Class, the testators, have to this, our last will and testament,af- fixed our hand and seal, this third day of May, in the year of Our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty seven at Browns Valley, Minnesota. 3jl£i ' „ fa. y? o, j