Brussels High School - Bronco Yearbook (Brussels, WI)

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I, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I, To To To In Marvin Charles, bequeath my 36 Chev n to anyone wh o owns a filling sta¬ tion, Jillain Chaudoir, bequeath my beautiful singing voice to all baby sit¬ ters, Patricia Chaudoir, bequeath my cheerleading ability to the Freshmen cheerleaders. Janice DeBroux, bequeath my accordion to anyone in exchange for a Ham¬ mond Organ. Ella Mae DeJardln, bequeath my love for Jitter-bugging to anyone who is overweight, Bertha Delforge, bequeath my love for Fords to Clarice DeKamur Virgil Delfosse, bequeath my energy to Patricia Colurab. Myron Doell, bequeath my way with the women to Bob Hafeman. Roland Englebert, bequeath my draft status to anyone who is classified a 4-F. Raymond Franda, bequeath my trombone to some windy Freshman. Shirley Franda, bequeath my friendship xtfith the bus drivers to the boys, Janet Gustafson, bequeath my love for letter writing to anyone finding class work too dull. Sheldon Herlache, bequeath my friendship with the teachers to Norbert Parins. Vida Jadin, bequeath Cupid s Arrow to all girls interested. Bernadette Jeariquart, bequeath my dally ride to anyone who hasn ' t a Buick, Carole Karnitz, bequeath ray Shorthand ability to all future Shorthand students. Donald Kaye, bequeath my curly hair to Donald Krueger. Kathyrn Kipp, bequeath my love for Brussels High School to all forth¬ coming students. Betty Koehler, bequeath my argumentative powers to all future debaters. Carole Koehler, bequeath my rifle to anyone in exchange for a bow and ar r ow. Gloria LaCrosse, bequeath my sweet disposition to all the teachers. Murlin LaLuzerne, bequeath my scholastic honors to John Fontaine. Betty Lampereur, bequeath my job as Editor of the Annual to anyone who likes a headache. Florence Lampereur, bequeath my dark hair and roving eyes to anyone interested. John Lardinols, bequeath my left-handed hook shot to Louis Neuville. Robert Lardinols, bequeath my bashfulness to Kermlt Franda. Deloris LeMense, bequeath my geometry book to all deep thinkers. Patricia Macooux, bequeath my height to Anita Macco. James Mallien, bequeath my bookkeeping book to anyone in exchange for the Sunday Comics. Joyce Mallien, bequeath my dimples to Joan Franda. Ervin Neuville, bequeath my car to anyone who can drive it faster than I. Gail Sacotte, bequeath my salesmanship ability to Gloria Sacotte. Kenneth Seigworth, bequeath my Bookkeeping magic to forthcoming Seniors. Jeanette Tremble, bequeath my magnetic personality to anyone without a magnet• Julius Vandermause, bequeath my battle scars to all future half-backs, the Juniors we bequeath the ability to get better grades to obtain the Intelligence of the Seniors. the Sophomores we bequeath our surplus ingeniuty and common sense, the Freshmen we bequeath our meekness. Witness whereof we hereby sign, seal, and publish this our last will the Brussels High School. at Class of 51

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jjuttiosi GlcM As our senior year draws near, a happy junior year draws to a close Twenty nine juniors have completed another successful year under the supervision of our class advisor. Mr. Byers. We were politically represented by the following officers; President: Jerry Schley; Vice Pres: Gloria Sacotte; Sec-Treas: Louis Neuville, and Student Council repre¬ sentative; Della Destree. Gloria Sacotte and her escort Cletus Fontaine represented our class at the Carnival. Our class cheer¬ leader is Pat Dellamur. Our beautiful class rings arrived at Christmas time to brighten our holiday sec.sen. Class talent sparkled in many different act¬ ivities. Milton Hafeman and Cletus Fontaine won major letters in football and basketball and also took leading parts in dramatics. Glory Vandenhouten was the leading scorer on the girls basketball squad. V 7 9 K r ra « » 1 t ' . i f 1 - -rf g r 4. ft } p • to • 46. 9 Z L ■0 ic 4 4 ■S$ i ¥- i ° s , ' Oh 9 to , -4 lb U . t