Crete High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Crete, NE)

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S SEIEEIISEIEMII EliElEEIHEEIGEIIEEIEEIESBIEW S W fo Asif' as X Mary Jo Kobes is demostrating the use of Lthat G primitive thing, the tooth brush, in the sub- Q ways of Swanton. 4 Verna Vlasak is taking Madam Lazonga's place in 4 profession of dancing by teaching the 1710.6 ll S ix P1 lessonsn to the pygmies in Africa. Did you if learn that in Africa, Verna? MR ' Rosie Prachiel has worked up to the position of 5 head hairdresser in a village in Tibet. Lx G' Helen Mager is a missionary worker in the South Us Pole regions. She is trying to convert the M Q penguins. ' Q Q Harold Daum, whoseambition was to'be an M. D., an if archaeologist, and a chemist, dug up his old tw typewriter in the sand pit south of Crete when MQ gi he was' looking for the skeleton of his dog, M3 G, Tizzie. A Q' Margaret Smejkal has just signed a contract to take fi 'g over Sally Rand's place in the 1950 Wor1d's Q ' Fair. Q il Eunice Schrein, who is just finishing her 12th year 1? at Doane, was house couneiled the night before ld Q graduation. We sincerely hope that Eunice will QQ 4' be permitted to return next year, 4 Q Dorothy Rine is peddling peanuts for the Ringling if Brothers establishment. On asking her how she 1 3 liked her new job, we quote: nOh, peanutslu QQ Rollo Wild won so many F. F. A. awards that Orson tj Welles finally sent him to Mars to raise is f1wV guiHea.p1g55 g :e,:y:tvs5 Nur nun if h 2gvu Lg Evelyn Prasek won the tiddlywwinkshehampionshipfby 5 gl blowing the tiddly-winks in with her clarinet. gi lr Prince Frederiekgf of the House of Reitfers, 'known Nfl K to YC. H. S. students Fas wFPed Reitforsjr rewi .3 91 cently 'returned frdma hisf estatee in Europe gi by aboarefa tulip bulb shxp.r11 Q ki David Lanham ajoined the'9MesSerfMoment Marionette? Tj by I show. He plays the sax with one hand and jerks gy ps' W' l'l'lstrings with the other.w s 'S W 'f. ' -fi A fi When LaVerne Foster was graduated from Crete Highs' 9 Q' x rf 1 -X K V she wanted to go to college. We found that her Q ' S normal training was not in vain the, -forfwhen 1 t - she was offered a school of redheads, she deb MP 5 oided to teach.. e1M' vp a v -4' '. 'Mfg Q tj Donna Lee Slepicka is hostess on a touring boat-gov 5 QQ ing up and down Turkey Creek. In between qnadb ,Q p - Hes of waves, Donna renders soles.f Qs'.l A'j+ Q A QQ 1 - w tin ifrfw 7 M n,i.,34'iY'lVf 7r Eff 'Nik - -f ., .'. W ,i,f L. I . , .,'. ,'. V .H 4 I. , v .,,. . 4. . ,N f-yy' az ffl 1 Y X .. x gi 5

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sa' Ma- s A nememwgegmgyasy Jean Raines has begun an UA Dug Dandelion Is A Dead Onen company. Her slogan: We dig 'em--- you pay usl Her price is seg per bushel--dan- delions are new scarce. In his sippy zippings, Doyle Prucha found the end of the rainbowg it is blonde and has big blue eyes. Eva Prochazka became so interested in ART that she has taken it up as her life work. Senator Nwildcatn Portsche landed in jail when he tried to kiss the same baby that he had kissed 20 years ago. George Plessman is manufacturing a perfume that has taken taken the country by storm. It is off ten referred to as the forbidden perfume, He is distilling it from skunk fumes. Patsy Payne is working as cigarette and candy girl for the Boogie Woogies and is billed as--Added Attraction. Gerald Patton ran out of Nsweetsu in Wilber, and so he has opened a drug store so that he can buy them by the pound. ' Gladys Nespory is running a column in a newspaper, appropriately named UGUM, GIGGLE, AND GOSSIP. Elmer Melichar is in Florida judging bathing beauties. Price May has bought himself a taxi service so that he can save Knight's gas. Lenora Kupka, who is teaching in a little red brick schoolhouse around Berks, is still trying to graduate her 26-year-old pupil. Robert Kubat has changed his theme song from nLydid' --the song he popularized in Letter Club in- itlatione-to NMartha,u ' Richard Kraus, a prominenent actor, is now taking A the place of Donald Duck on the screen, P. S, We hear that he wen the part because his feet measured up to those of D. D.' Beth Knight, the store executive, is new taking Price-tags off May-tag washing machines. Glen Johnson, better known as nwhisky Dicku, has just been elected president of the Burlington Liars Club. The honor was bestowed upon him because he told the best fish stories, Bernice Gardner's ambition to teach languages has led her to Arabia where she is teaching the well-known Pi -Latin. 2 1 14 Z1 la at if w s V? W4 M1 vo? .yi V A J A 11, Qi My W ,U I N 1 E3 h Qs :N u i S? H fi 'UW W- .... .. y--.,,.,.,. ..,s.-.. ., ....-.- ',....-,g,..... e....,..1 ,... e..s,..f U-. wwe.. ......, . ,. .. , ...,. , , - '. f V, . - .1 N e 2 eps! s . f --'Hx J. 7 - af ,, fs -Us-' 4' ff' 'Jr V457 'Z sf' 4- . 4' A4 L4 ' as