Delano High School - Del Hite Yearbook (Delano, MN)

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....CLASS WILL.... Lawrence Bauman wills his extra height, which is very little, to Gerald Hendrickson. LeRoy Bock bequeathes all his chemistry knowledge to anyone who is dumb enough to accept it. Eugene Brandenburg leaves all his Hashy shirts to John Metz. Marlene Brandenburg wills her pleasant smile to Carol Jean Dunn. Marlys Brandenburg bequeathes her glistening crown to next year's homecoming queen. B Lyle Czech leaves his milk truck and all the trouble that goes with it to his sister, etty. Emogene Drenckhahn bequeathes her mathematical intelligence to Diane Sell. Donald Eckhoif wills the davenport at Jorg'ensen's to his brother, Louie. Carol Gabbert wills her ability to get through the aisle in the senior room to Neva Kelsey. Audrey Grunklee wills her ability of being a perfect hostess to Rita Vogelgesang. Clyde Golden leaves his ability to argue with Mr. Petersen to Myra Ziebarth. Maurice Hayes wills his ability to play roughhouse basketball to Charles Askov. Mary Ann Hoernemann leaves her ability to stay home nights to Eleanor Hanson. Florence Honebrink wills her notes and letters from Wallace for publication in next year's annual. Virginia Grittner wills all the slightly used gum under seat 4 in row 1 of the senior room to whoever sits there next year. Eileen Grotz wills her ability to wear long silk stockings to phy. ed. to Betty Litfin. Patricia Janecula wills her traits of blushing and flirting to her sister, Elaine. Verdella Jaunich wills her hilarious laugh to LaVern Baldy. Wallace Johnson wills his bass horn to Eloise Knopg then she and Richard Henze can play duets. Joyce Jorgensen wills her sweaters to anyone who is capable of putting them to as good a use as she did. Clarence Kittok wills his ability to keep the chemistry class rolling in laughter to Alfred Salonek. Jane Kuka wills her ability to play a trombone to anyone who has enough strength to blow it. Edward Leuthner and Joan McPadden bequeath their matrimonial success to Dorothy Shrode and Raymond Maas. Gloria Libor leaves her ability to talk Latin to Carmen Dahlheimer. Mary Lundsten wills her ability to sing Salvation Army hymns to Marjorie LeNoue. Sadie Mara wills her petite figure to anyone interested in getting a man. Clement Matter wills his ability to find quiet side roads to Squirt Mense. Juanita Mense wills her ability to keep huose to Ramona Arquette. Shirley Metz wills her once enjoyable evenings at Waverly to Ruby LeNoue. Eugene Neisen wills his mornings after the night before to innocent Al Fonfara. Donald Oestriech wills his home permanent to Wayne Keplinger. Ed Polingo leaves his vast knowledge of social to Melvin Borchardt. Ralph Scherer wills his ability to play pranks in the shower room to Paul Elsner. Donna Schmit wills her letter writing to anyone who has an out-of-town boyfriend. Bobby Schumacher wills his shyness to Jerry Luffey. Elizabeth Swartzer wills her quiet manner to Rosalie Salonek. Joseph Swartzer wills his ability to get along with Mr. Petersen to Kenneth Ludescher. Monica Schwitalla wills her ability to sleep in history class to Charlene Czech. Gloria Stein wills her ability to tell jokes to Lyle Veaderko. Ruth Sutton wills her ability to get the car to Patsy Murn. John Van Beusekom bequeathes his nerve in classrooms to DeMarel Litfin. Henry Vogelgesang wills his ability to get up at 8:26 and get to school at 8:29V2 to his brother, Eugene. Prophecy Cont'd Carol Gabbert is working in a hotel. As a switchboard operator, she's doing well. Eugene Brandenburg, a boy of quiet wit, With the girls has become a popular hit. Audrey Grunklee has passed the test As an airline hostess, she's one of the best. Gloria and Irwin are sharing their joy Over the birth of a seven pound baby boy. Clyde Golden, a traveler of the states, Has not yet had time for many dates. Gloria Libor, who is busy teaching school, Tells her pupils to keep the golden rule. And so ends the story of our future years. We hope it brings joy without any tears.

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