Corona High School - Yearbook (Corona, SD)

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ability to study I will to Gerald Peters. My ability to tease girls I will to Larryg please do not hurt them. My position as co-captain I will to Dales My beat 'up typewriter I will to Duane. My whistle in the hall I le ve to Mr. Jordre so he won't have to hear it an? m e. My pocket knife I leave to Eilly as it seems ri a ays uses it wlring class periods. l Q To the incoming freshren we Feave some of the beams od our radiant Faces so there will he sore brightness in the school. To the freshmen we also leave our well 'behaved manners, we hone you will make good use or them. To the sophomores we most generously eequeath our ability to behave---this we do in View of tae fact that we have been such Hmodeln students during the lest year. To the juniors, we leava all our encouraging words and.our dignity. We hurbly present than with our seats in the assembly. Each shall occuey one desk. To the teachers we leave the satisfaction of being rl of us oncr and for all, and wendering what they ever di to deserve us ln the first place. Last, but definitely not the least, We tent to ex- prgss our tknnkfulness to our parents for making our gr duation possible. Vie, do hereby nominate and appoint Jordre.,' superintendent of our school, as executor oi this, our last will and testament. In testament, thereof, we the class of 1955 do as- cr be our names and affix our seal this thirteenth of Ma , nineteen hundred and fifty five. f-X NVW - gf f? ' Y . M' fl ifixi,-,,f :Lge ffl Q .Z 4. I Ky, 3 C, vm! ,lg ,M ' 1 , Kxxew k Qj x fi .6,?4,A,,m!g3g,Q 6. 7,71 jfga, ,.J l ,A f , f- - 1 1 -- ' 7 K Q,'qCt'tfLf ,fd Mun!! gjKA!M V ' I C Cf R fq df f7,4f':yfgLVtL!,Lgl, 'lv - 'JK-'f.ilK1ffLL,f-'Q f X ff QNOTARY QPU is of lf

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CLASS PROPHECY Before a little tent, on the sprawling midway of a traveling carnival, stands an old gypsy, Before her is t e graduating class of Corona high School 1955. The 1 sy peers into her crystal ball and foretells that in ten years the following will have happenegg Marie Benting-- Aarie has married and has a. spraw- ling family of ten boys. They live out in the desert in Utah where her husband raises different varieties of cactus. They fly to town every now and then in their helicopter, but otherwise live a quiet life by them- selves, their ten boys and cactl. Gerald hiller-- A big office building in new York s the giant sign of Dr, Gerald Lienstien hiller on the de of it. Dr. Miller is a great scientist and has in- vented many useful articles including the bottomless chair for people who want to sit on the floor. Gerald ish't married yet but is engaged to his pretty blonde secretary. ha S1 Helen Eeil-- Helen is now married and the wife of J. M, Anderson, president of Chevrolet Incorporated. I uiss someone finally convinced Helen that Cheveys are e ter than Fords, The happy couple live in Detroit, in ,'eautifu1 home. They have two cute little baby girls He en owns her own. deluxe pink convertible, which ine ci entally is powered with jet propulsion, y Nancy booth-m La and ?op's Dude Ranch is the sign Mo' see as you travel along highway l? in arizona, Nancy an her husband run a very stylish Dude ranch, They do no have horses though. Nancy trained a bunch of mules ang the patrons ride them, Eanoy and her husband have on- boy and two girls and are very haDPY. June Schultz-- June is the only wise one in the w ole class and stayed right here in Corona, She mar- ied some chap out east of town and they are living on a wig farm close to Corona. They have four boys and th rty-nine cats. June takes care of the cats in her sp re time, Paul Jordre-- After going to college and getting de- grees of P.J.J., B.A., and h.A., Paul got a job as head of the department of official dog catchers in St. Paul. Rabi and his cute little bride, live in the suburbs and ha e a family of eight girls and a very nice home, w J