Gackle High School - Oriole Yearbook (Gackle, ND)

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To Mrs. Andreson we will our ability to tumble and stand on our heads. To Mr. Miller, our janitor, we give permission to hang our graduation picture any place he thinks will be best suitable with the exception of the furnace room. To the juniors we will our pleasing personality and good looks'and also the pleasure of occupying the seats which we once occupied. To the sophomores, after they are mature enough to have dates we will all the males and females which were left over when we made our pick. To the freshmen who we know are still on the green side of life,we will our ability to keep the desk tops with- out a scratch and may they some day reach at least half the stage of intelligence which we have attained. We, the eminent and refined seniors, individually will the following: Grace N. wills her ability to make hook shots in basket- ball to DeLores M. Joan B. wills her lost pounds to Violet K. Edris D. wills her Vicks bottle to DeVaris A. Mary Ellen H. wills her gifts from her soldier friend to Arlene J. Donald J. wills tb Robert S. the pleasure of hauling the girls down town. , Evelyn M. wills her becoming manner to Lawrence S. Verna R. wills her many nights at home to Arberdella S. Victoria S. wills her rides to school at noon to every one who eats too much for dinner. Marvel S. wills her boy friend to the service, period!!! VyDell S. wills her curiosity to Clifford K. Quentin Z. wills a third of all his money to the under- privileged, including the teachers. Norbert K. wills his diminutiveness to the Kinzler boys. Gordon G. wills his highly developed-vocabulary to Fred Z Melvin A. wills his ability to sing and play his guitar to Robert G. LaVern S. wills her busybodyness to Jerry S. Wanda S. wills her finger nails to Delyle S. with this we are leaving with half of what we think is important but since we know none of you are mature enough and mentally or physically sound, we cannot lay a heavier burden upon those weak and undeveloped shoulders. So with this, our last will and testimony now completed we can not help but wear a grin for we know as every body else knows that we have accomplished the standard placed be- fore us with enthusiasm. far J WJ-0 AL iaziwiv f0agIZiE2t7 f32,dAmJ?y ' Zzqzfg 2 1 alawela. ' Sl01L.u.4SQ,4.LbL,f fzrufwal :W-ffl-212+ Vieafuaa - WZL4 Lam.. fi

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Qs Back row: Left to right, Clyde Remboldt,Ernest Summerfield, Alton Gienger,Dely1e Schaible. Middle row: Eugene Kinzler, gyron Koski, Willie Grosz, Mr. Andresen, advisor. Front row: . Irene Mayer, LaVonne Baer, Arlene Jerke, DeVar1s Ammon. Not Pictured: . Marvin Kinzler, Wallace Kinzler. School opened on the 7th of September withl2 juniors enrolling We elected class officers as follows: President ............. Willie Grosz Vice president ......... Irene Mayer Sec.-treasurer ....... DeVaris Ammon We were offered the following subjects: United States History, President English IIL Chemistry, Psychology, bookkeeping, and typing I or II. February 19 was a happy day for the juniors when they received their rings. On the l9th M 20th of November the juniors gave their play UComin Round the Mountain.W It was ad- K E, judged a success. . X jg' There is an event yet to look y 9 ,,.QQ.. ' ii, forward to, that of the Junior- I ' Senior Banquet, where the Juniors R can show what ability they have. 4 . Our Student Council representa- Sec,-Treas. Vice President tive is LaVonne Baer.