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Last W1II and Testament We as Semors of 1954 know that we are golng to be mlssed very much bv the under c lassfnen and at thls t1me we would llke to leave some of our outstandxng and most precxous characterlstlcs to the Junlors of 1954 We hope you ll accept these thmgs from us and w11l use them to the best of your ab1l1ty Above all may you prove to be as good loyal and as smart a c lass of Semors as we have been So m order to gzve you the advantages we have had we leave you thxs W 111 And Testament To Paul Faber Darrell Penmng leaves h1s cowboy boots Russell Borneman leaves h1s many good txmes and hls trlps to Ackley and Hampton and Walt Cuveller leaves h1s yodel mg ab1l1ty because he gets such a kxrk out of lt To Marvin Krull Gladys Ra1sch leaves h r danc1ng Calvm Whxte leaves h1s abxlxty to get along wxth Mr McNeal and Calvm DeVrxes leaves h1s p1tchmg abxlxty Stanley Norman Rlchard Mxller leaves a broken gultar strmg o Burdeen Slulter .lunxce Tjabrmg Darl DeArmoun and Rlchard Rust leave thexr helght and Nadine Freese leaves her typlng abllxty o Dennls Stock Johanna Freese leaves her shyness 1n class and Darwm Pohl leaves lb cleverness ln gettmg out of study hall ,T1m Uhlenhopp Rlchard Bruns leaves hxs abxlxty to get along wxth teachers o Lyle Uhlenhopp Colleen Wlckham leaves her cheerleadmg bounce o Leon Eblmg Duane Sexbert leaves h1s abllxty to play baseball o Harm Freese Rlchard M1ller leaves h1s dead horse and Rlchard Bruns leaves IS sports abxlxty Evelyn Bents Calvln DeVr1es leaves his loud laugh o Patsy Clemens Shlrley Krxens leaves her blond ha1r Dawn Evans Shxrley Krxens leaves her laugh Jamce K1bsgaard Nadme Freese leaves her long cold bus rxdes and Yvonne Sxems leaves her hexght o Peryl Lxndaman Colleen Wxckham leaves her shortness Marjorxe l.,1ndaman leaves her walk and danc1ng ab1l1ty o Dorothy Smems Gladys Ralsch leaves her laugh o Mary Uhlenhopp Rlchard Rust leaves h1s blg feet o Arlene Youngberg Jxm Durand leaves hrs brxlhant falsc tooth Martha 'tbcl l..o1s Wagner leaves her athletlc ab1l1ty Calvm Whlte leaves hzs oe na1l pollsh and Bernard Kramer leaves hxs art m getting along wlth Mr Blgler o Mona Creeden Eunlce Benson leaves her ab1l1ty ln basketball To Judy Davxs Johanna Freese leaves her Job of clean1ng scrap plates mn the cafeter1a Berdene Etzen I..aVelle Creeden leaves her glasses whlch she never wears her shyness and hcl bashfulness To Beverly Hudson Mavls Ubben leaves her lack of talklng 1n school To Mary Ellen Reysack Carole Pfaltzgraff leaves her fxgure To Donna Stxlson Mary Ann Wendt leaves her qu1etness and long walks to school every day To Dotta St1lson Loxs Wagner leaves her short hair cut A M11l1OHG1f6 s Tnp Darrell Pennmg a former great TV wrestler ls now lwzng ln a huge desert castle W1th all h1s mlllxons he had made wrestlmg he dec1ded to take a tr1p and v1s1t all h1s classmates that he graduated wlth ln old Dumont High ln 1954 He d1dn t have to go far to fmd one for here came Russell Borneman rldmg from Death Valley wzth h1s twenty mule team to sell Darrell some borax Russell IS the hermxt type and d1dn t want to go to the nearest boom town A few days later he started out ln h1s atom1c plane bound for the west coast He stopped near the cxty of Butte Montana to fmd the one and only Bernard Kramer lwmg on a huge ranch He started ralsxng cattle but that failed and now Bernard has a beautlful flock of 150 chxckens on 3 000 acres of land Darrell thought he would engoy the mountams so he traveled to the h1ghest one m the Unxted States He was enjoymg the scenery when whom do you suppose walked up'P Nobody but Professor Luchmgberg formerly Rxchard Rust He IS studyxng the dxiferent specles of fleas For excxtement he decided to go to lndxanapolls for the speed car races You can xmagme hrs surprlse when Darwin Pohl stepped out of the wmmng car to recezve hxs beautlful cup But th1s was nothmg new smce he has broken every world speed record To , ' ' ' ' . T . ' . . . Y 1 . . T . I . , . h' r ' ' . To . , .V . . . . U T , ' ' . T . , . . . . ' T , . . , . . b h. To , . . . ' T , ' ' ' . To , ' ' . To . . I . . , . T ' , , ' . To Esther Muller, Lois Boots leaves her knack of falling down on roller skates, and T ' , ' . T D , . . O T 1 , . . . E I 10 I A y . . . . I . . . t . . Y . . . . I . ' T Y . . . . A T0 . , ' . l U I I I
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h1ANl'i UBBEIN Silence is one great art of conver satxon Newspaper Staff Annual Staff Pep Club NADlNE FREESE Sizes are often de ceiving. Newspaper Staff. . Jr. Class Play. . . Class Officer. . .l Marching Band ..... l,Z,3 Annual Staff .... Pep Club ..... 1 Operetta ...... Concert Band ..... l,Z,3 Contest Work. . . 3 FBLA. . ...... T.T.C ...... . . Pep Band ..... 3 Librarian. .... 3 C larinet Quartette .3 Clarinet Trio. . . 3,4 Accompanist. . l,Z,3,4 14 RICHARD MILL LR Not a worry not a care l have a Ford that will take you anywhere Newspaper Staff Mixed Chorus Annual Staff Operetta Boys Glee Club FBLA MAI4 VOR ll l INDAMAN l' day coma easy Newspaper Staff Girls Glee Club Mxxccl Chorus Annual Staff Pep Club Opr. retta LOIS WAGNER ' With a smile and a song you can . wrong. Newspaper Swff. Student Counfil. . Girls' Glee Club. . l,Z, Jr. Class Play. . Class Officer. . . Trio ..... 1,Z, Sextette .... 1,2 Marching Band ..... l,2, Annua1Staif. . . Pep Club. . . l,Z, Ope re tta ..... Basketball. . l,Z, Concert Band ..... l,Z, Contest Work .... l,Z. FBLA ...... Pep Band. . . l,2, Librarian. . , . . Brass Sextette. . Trumpet Trio. .Z, Majorettc. . . Z, Vocal Soloist. . . Trumpet Quartette .... 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Z 3 3 Z I
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Wh1le gO1ng over Rochester Mmnesota h1s old atomtc englne coughed sputtered and fznally dxed Darrell frantxcally endeavored to pull out of the d1ve but was unsuccessful mn h1s effort When he recovered he found himself speedmg toward the hospltal 1n an ambulance w1th a pretty llttle drwer named Colleen Wxckham But back at the scene of the crash was Eumce Benson the c1ty f1re ch1ef trylng to put out the blaze Well he bought a new plane and declded to go to h1s old home town lt happened to be on Wednesday n1ght and Carole Pfaltzgraff was playxng her trombone w1th Happy Jake Also he met Gladys Ralsch She IS now operatlng a rest home for aged mxgratmg water fowl She Ines by Cons1d1ne Lake 1n a l1ttle log cabln In Mason Clty he found L.o1s Wagner on the street corner r1ng1ng a bell for the Salvatxon Army She sa1d teachlng mlce was unlnterestmg so she turned to a worthy cause St1ll 1n Dumont IS J1m Durand He IS tn the Undertak1ng BUSIDCSS w1th h15 father 1n law R H Vogel But Darrell was unable to see h1m because he had a funeral Traveling southward he found Margle Lmdaman w1th the lmportant t1tle as head of WCTU 1n Bourbon Kentucky She had just come back from a tr1p up 1n the hxlls 1n search of moon shmers Happlly marrled and l1v1ng 1n the Mxddle West of the Unxted States w1th SIX beautxful chxl dren are Mr and Mrs Walter Cuvel1er He teaches kangaroos how to play txddly W1l'lkS H15 w1fe or1g1nally Donna Lloyd IS the wlndow washer of the town In Ch1Cag0 he found Mr B1gler h1s Sen1or class sponsor He Sald he was preparmg for a professlonal match on the moon Oh' by the way h1s bowlmg average IS 300 per lme On one of the streets of New York IS a very fashxonable g1rdle shop whlch 15 owned and op erated by the famous Lozs Boots She charges ten dollars for the f1rst hundred and a dollar a pound for those thereafter Smce he was 1n the huge cxty Darrell thought he would go see the Unlted Natxon s Bu1ld1ng As he entered the lecture hall he saw a fam1l1ar f1gure that of Mavls Ubben The newsmen around h1m sa1d she had been talkxng for 44 hours about flea control of the Watuba Country of Afr1ca She told h1S she had won the t1tle of Champion Flllbuster One day he plcked up a newspaper and on the socxety page he saw a huge pxcture resemblmg the Darl DeArmoun Wlth whom he went to school lt gave h1S l1fe h1story and stated that he 15 a great opera s1nger for the Metropol1tan Opera House He attended one of h1s concerts and he sa1d Darl was very good Next he thought he would go to Georg1a and V1S1t Johanna and Nad1ne Freese They run wldely known ch1le shop called THE FREEZE AND FREEZE Darrell sa1d Iumce Tjabrmg was married to the famous GOOSG Tatum ofthe Harlem Globe trotters She plays on the team part of the t1me Well It s t1me to board the plane agam for lndxa where he knew Calvln E1nste1n or1g1nally Calv1n Wh1te was located He had a tough t1me gettmg to Calv1n s locatxon but he f1nally made lt He was on top of the Hxmalayan Mounta1ns try1ng to produce a new k1nd of green cheese from the moon Also m lndla h found the former LaVelle Creeden the seventeenth wxfe of Aly Khan They also have thzrteen ch1ldren Reversxng m d1rect1on he found hxmself 1n Ceylon where he was the guest of R1chard M1ller He 15 grow1ng spec1al tea leaves for h1s wxfe the former Sh1rley Kr1ens who tells fortunes at famous tea part1es 1n England From Ceylon he flew to Madagascar ln about a half an hour to V1Slt Duane Sexbert He 1S well known for the wonderful var1et1es of tobacco he razses Agam he changed d1rect1on and headed for Afr1ca ln southern Afr1ca he d1scovered Yvonne S1ems orgamzmg 4 H clubs Most of her studmous members have club snakes ln the depths of Afr1ca he fo1md Calvm DeVr1es raxsmg laugh1ng hyennas to try to get them to mutate h1s laugh for the fun houses 1n Chlcago Darrell thought he would end h1s vacat1on by golng to the beautxful South Seas Whom do you suppose he found 1n Ha1t1 'P R1chard Bruns' He was sell1ng chlorophyll toothpaste w1th a toothbrush enclosed for a spec1al barga1n There was only one more name left on the 11st That of the famous Hula dancer Mary Ann Wendt At that t1me he found her mode11ng grass skxrts After h1S long and tlflng but mterestmg Journey he returned v1a h1s atomxc plane to h1s desert castle n V 1 n f v 1 1 ' , . .V . . . . . . , . . - - Y 9 H w ' 1 r ' f . , .. . . . . . . , . . , . . . . H . . . ,, . 3. ' - at an 1 v - r - 1 12 , . 1 - 1 1 . . . ' . . . - n H . I . . 1 r .
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