Gordon High School - Bronc Yearbook (Gordon, NE)

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Hugh Goodfellovv and Troy Green are working together at the world s famous scientific research center Thev are taking noses apart to see xx hat makes them run VN P A Project Detour Bill Arnot now directs the heavy traf fic near J W Mercer Memorial at Clinton We see novs where B111 got his name W P A Attentionll Secretary of War Marvin Dohse has rust launched a neu battleship Since it keeps afloat fifteen minutes in the bath tub h lr is decided to launch it on the Niobrara River We see in the Crystal Ball two young performers featured in the Barnum and Bailey Circus They are the world s most famous snake eat ers Wavadean Secrest and Clara Eichenberger Mrs Joe Kent formerly known as Jane Eubank graduate of the Army Air Corp Nurses can be found in her peaceful little home in the country Poor Joe is out in front of the house fixing a flat t1re on his an plane Poor Merna lVlizner after mending broken hearts throughout her senior vear she returned to Missouri there to find complete love and hap piness among the Ozarks with her one and only Pobert lVlcGaughey. We were all sad at the announcement of Sally Rand s death but lon t worry. A new team has succeeded to the stage much better than Miss Rand. The most famous fan dancers in the world Jean Benedickt and betty Simms. Here s Professor Dick Brewer and eighteen chubby-faced students learring carefully the art of playing poker. Professor Bren er almost equals Archie Nielson in giving lessons on one hand driving. We find that Dean Coon and Dolores Eisenbarth are the propri- etors of a well-known tavern at Clinton. The name of the night club is Dean and Dort. It is one of the must places you should see on your tour of America. Among the nightly visitors to the Dean and Dort Night Club are Jane Jewell and Robert Fair, Lyle Murdock and Artes Britton. We heard there is to be a double wedding soon. Page Twenty-eight THE BRONC l 9 4 4 D , 4. . l 1 1 D . U 7 ' 477 ' .1 v '- c 1 Q , , - .. , t . . N 1 U . . , . . . I .. . . . . t . 7 C 2 . . ,. I . . . . Q Y 7 , . . A 5. 7 ' . . . , y - ' , . , , . I 7 u A . 5 v . I v A u Q . .0 1 my 1 1 . .v . - . , L A . Q 7 9 L ' ' .. , A 1. 7 T . I , A

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CLASS PROPHESY In 1964 we find NIadam Zanote gazinof into hei crystal ball ai l with great amazement she discovered what had become of the class of 1944 How time flies' We hear a loud Ship Ahov as eight little sailors lump out ot bed drab their tooth brushes while Shirley and Dave Huston w ttch them deliffhtedly The Huston family is aln ost equal with the Bill Webster family Little Ji for instance follows his mothers foot steps formerly known as Anna Reeves as he screams and yells and hammers on his plate with his folk Bolo Stewart who after his senior year ir' High School could only count to ten is now a boxing referee Who should be in the ring but Clar ence Stouffei vs Joe Louis There sits Mrs Clarence Stouffer the former Edna Van Fleet tearlnff hei hair down and yelling th it he should win so they can have that honeymoon at Palm Beach California Betty Anderson is the new' Betty Hutton of Hollywood. You should see her swino' that microphone and yell. Dr. Wayne Sees is now practicinv' his tenth year of major surgery in Clinton. When he makes 1 mistake he just br ries it. Well look at Noel Alex inder today! Who ever would haye thought back in 1944 that our classmate would be a woman tanier? And that isn t all! It looks as if Martha Conner responded quite well to his technique. Mrs. Duane Morey, formerly, known as Virginia Sanders, is now' busy washing the faces of six chubby little children. They are expecting' their week-end visitor anytime now. He is the Reverend Tom Peterson. We find Lois Johnson and Audra Maddox standing by the A r ni y gates at Sheppard Field, Texas, futilely praying for a crash landing. 1 9 4 4 THE BRONC Page Twenty seven S1 1 , ' if . ' ' - ' ' li D . ,, . ., . . . . . Y U C . Q Q V . . K 1 K S V2 b vv' . ' ' 1 s ' '. Q i vi . 1 . I l . 1 VV . v . . K v Y. Y Q O C Q n r A I I 1 , A ' ' . h O . D FY kd V 3 Q 4 Z x l , r' . z '

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Norma Hrllrker annd Bonnie Ehlers are now being featured at he Stork Club As you tll know they are the worlds most famous pin up girls Doris Iyarson rs still xx artrng for her man to come home During the XX d War fy o he y 'rs stationed in the South Pacific and nom Doris s airard he nrrght stay there with the hula skirts a d grass huts Poor Dor coln Nebraska She has toured the world giving concerts but she found out that being a wife to Jim has its advantages Don blater and hrs vyrfe the former Alice Fuchser are featured on a radio program as the Slater Family advertising Snrrth s Dental Cream It s good to the last tooth Ben Cardner and Lyle I rsh have rust vxrrtten a much publicized h rndbook for students llovs to I elreve Boredom rn Assemblies In hrs early youth Allen St ong nad burlt up a huge fortune but rt seems hrs Mother never taught him about women He has made four trips to the altar and now he said that this will be the last time for he had found that Lucille Hansen rs the one for him Allen s fortune rs on the decline is he rs paying alimony to his four wives the former Etta Keves Fern H itch Thelrra Nelson and Dellr Burki. Morey Bruce the famed beer' baron' ard owner of the larges liquor manufacturing house in the Uni' ed States tells us he started his career by making tmoonshine A in his still in the Ozark mountains. The latest swoon-crooner since Frank Sinatra is none other than our oun C erald Salisbury. His latest swoon girl is Ardath Smith. Robert Hardin is the owner of an exclusive dress shop cn Fifth Avenue, in New York. His two leading models are Helen Johnson and Kathryn Tice. The last we heard of them they had been offered a Holly- wood contract. Mary Sue Longstaff, the New York Beauty Artist, now has a nex. way to do away with red hair. You simply turn on a fan and Dlli YOU? head against it. 1 THE BRC!-IC Page Twenty nine . ' ' . ' .. V v ' . ' L Y' u 'er-. T- r- ' fy 'rf ' ' ' r ' ' ' ' ' i W Cathryn Case our famed pianist is now making her home in Lin- ! l Y. t . . L i L , ' , , V , Tr f ' - V -' . . ' 'V 1 uc. . . , A r i , , is , 1 ' , ' ' ar C , L A AA nf A - B 1 . . . , . . . 2 , . tv' . A v ' 4 4 1' w -T v Q W W, Q 2 , 1 2 rr , v K . , A L f , t f 6 7' C 1 f . J