Cambridge High School - Trojan Yearbook (Cambridge, NE)

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SENIOR CLASS WILL We. the Senior Class of 1951. being of sound body and mind, do hereby make this our last will and testament. Carolyn King—My dexterity at falling in love to Kay Sloan. Florine Leech—Indianola to Beverly Shoff. THEREFORE WE WILL: My quiet ways to Sharon John- My dreamy blue eyes to Connie Elizabeth Barth—My ability to get along with the boys to Jolene Brown. to Sharon Joanne Denman—My ability to go steady to Twila Wyman. een Berres—My singing ability Barbara Allen— son. Phyllis Arnold— Sayer. Rosalie Lemmon—Some of my height to Betty Copeland. Hazel Moore—My homemaking qualities to Ardis Gutzman. Mozelle Moseley—My romantic attitude towards men to Fay Ann Ridpath. Kenneth Stevenson—My ability to play the piano to ReeJVee Cross, (when he’s not with Vir- ginia.) Joan Sexton—My ability to get picked up by green pick-ups to anybody who can do a better job. Ann Cross—My false eyelashes to Carol Connor. Phyllis Downey—My winning smile and my dimples to Joyce ten Bensel. DorLs Teter—My “happy without’’ outlook on life to Marilyn McLane. Joyce Trosper—My long brunette hair to Janell Coba. Carl Johnson—My ability to play football to Bobbie—Williams. Kathryn Whitaker—My ambition and studious mind to the smartest one in the junior class. The pictures for this Annual were taken by Nelson Studios The Cambridge State Bank Member Federal Deposit Phone 82 —13—

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CLASS PROPHECY Panama City, Florida Tyndall Air Force Base December 27. 1961 Dear Carolyn. it seems the only time we get around to writing each other is at the Christmas Season. I realize how it is with your job and family since we have three children of our own. After following Air Bases all over the U. S.. Hutch got another promo- tion and he now has a steady job here in Florida. I was glad to hear about our old classmates. Turtle surely surprised me. I got a Christmas card and leter from Jody and Darold. The R.E.A. is branching out. and Darold is now erecting poles in Alaska. They have four youngsters and seem very happy. Darold is still driving the Studebaker, but they're getting a new one because Jody says those winters up there are a little cold for a convertible. In mother’s letter last week she told me Phyllis and Bud Smith have added another son to their Smith Brothers. They recently bought a farm south of Cambridge. On our recent trip up North we went to New York. Our wedding anniversary was on October 22; and since we were in New York at the time. Marline Togs Phone 56 Cambridge we celebrated by going to the Stork Club. While Hutch was checking my coat, two girls in those terribly brief dresses came running up t me shouting my name. It was Joan Sexton and P salie Lemmon who are now cigarette girls there. Those short skirts really do things for them! I had lunch with them the next day, and they told me I lorine Leech is the sole owner of a fabulous racing stable in Kentucky. She has raised another 'Man o'War’ named ‘Sirocco’. Several months ago Joan and her husband went to the Metropolitan Opera and saw Eileen Berres who is unmarried and becoming a great success in her career. At the present time Ann Cross, now Mrs. Bud Harmon, is composing songs for the Broadway Musical Nebraska’’ and raising little Harmons in Harmony. I’m surprised you haven’t seen Phyllis Arnold Brooks in Los Angeles. She’s been living there in the Traveling Homes Trailer Court for nearly a year now. Gib is still in the Navy. Well, Hon. I guess that’s about all the news and the baby just woke up so I’ll close for now. Love to you all. Mozelle Cambridge Hotel Phone 58 +--- 'I —12—

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