Gregory High School - Gorilla Yearbook (Gregory, SD)

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I . ln Q yi 'W Ops?-Pay 5. I tr , .,,..,,, -.,..... , , ,fer --, ...V ' '- - ' , . .1. ,- 7,. .. -4 Y . ,- ..,...l,,,.....-....-....-v l , L.-..v...l, Sylvia Dvorak leaves her knowledge of Gregg Shorthand to Lois Drey, hoping she'll make out. Allan Rajewich wills his reticence to Hollis Johnson. Dorothy Moffitt wills those whispering chats, in the assem- bly, to Pollie Boxa hoping she can carry them on without fatal results. A Dorothy Bagan gives her timidness to Reuben Zeller. Julia Petrik wills her sweet manner to Marcella Rubel--not because she needs it, though. I Frank Vyzralek gladly--and how!--wills his HD1shpan handsn to Pearl heetz, with the advice to nNever, Never---N. Vivian Lancaster doubtfully wills her tardiness record to anyone who thinks they can surpass it. Graydon Vakiner wills his dignity and mental ability to Bud Gassen. Bob Von Seggern wills his pickfup ability to anyone who has a good car and a coaking personality. Betty Johnson and Arliss Nelson sadly will their most hon- orable offices in the fSpinsters Clubn to Kathryn Sully and Mildred Stone. Helen O'Neill wills her A's and nIt'su to those desperately in need. LaVerne Kortan wills his tallness to Alfred Peterson. , Jim Bailey eills his masculine build to Frances Longen. The great are of a NBlush-now-and-thenn is willed by Ethlyn Gilbert to Johnny Sully. Q Thelma Leslie bequeaths her quietness and demure smile to take the place of those outbursting ggiggles of Natalie Primm. A b E Miles Pageler wills his UI.Q.f and FI Do? to Lloya Foss. , Hadley Ford wills his reasoning power to Lois Soesbe, and his perfect attendance record to, the Seniors of next year. .. -':. ,. .- Virgil Nelson gives his southern drawl to G. H. S. for plays to be given in the future. Twenty-four:

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ffffy -D gf 1' i5?Q5x25 ZX- ev ri Q , Merle King leaves his nGirl Shyn attitude to Dwight Kendall Orris Peterson wills to the girls of G. H. S. library, the secret of UThe Way To A Man's Heartn. Robert Brunz leaves his UBare tonesu for those who wish to WSeranade,in thePNight.U Stanley Pccnop bequesaths his form to Arlene Donason. Lucille Cahoy gives her debating ability to Lyle Graesser. Sara Gaddes sorrowfully wills her appetite to Jerry Whitlpy Emanuel Sorensen mills his happy nature to Sam Noring. Bob Stukel and Myra Graesser will their Hmoonstruckn notion --or motion-sto Dorothea Wood and Francis Longen. Rllwanger gives those echoing giggles to Meta Virginia Kerner, and Orgene Peterson will their likeness to Paul McKee Burch. Eugene ani Norris Bryce Has his woman-hating disposition to Jack Elin. kett boldly wills Mildred McFayden wills her Hboystrishnessn to Betty Primm. her high standing and ability to is mostly in need of it. Louise Scott leaves behind the oncoming Freshman that Leonard Preslicka wills his sedulous attitude to Francis Ggiaenf Kewny Serr consents to will one-third interest in his aero- planes to either of the Reetz's. Jim Mciill gladly wills his self-complacent pose to Mildred Novotnyg assuring her that this is a pleasant source. Vernon Ellwanger wills his gift of ngabn to Dorothy Kucera. Jpvce Christensen solemnly swears to will her interest in the countryn whole-heartedly to Shirley Ellwanger. John lupfcn donates his rake, hoe, and plow to anyone that can plant a peach pit in a block of cement. Vernon Rubel best answers this requirment. Twenty-three gfxff nl in 1 I Q i, 5 1 ' u T

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. 'N 1 ers- ,,'s. 1 We f S qeqagpgg u J t V41 Phil Haskett wills his surplus to Delores Weaver. Elma Voos, wills her winning personality to Geraldine Klinefelter, hoping it will help when her uBillN comes in. George Drapeaux wills his fistic talents to Harlan Wornqvist.A Marvin Allum wills his fish stories and bait to anyone that's sucker enough for the whale. He also wills his grand smelling hair oil to Stanley Preslicka, with hopes. n Eleanor Kucera wills her UNO ohecku record to Haihiy Hill. 5 Odetta Hurlbert mournfully wills her ntall, dark and hand- I someu to Ellen Bailey. In witness thereof, and in the presence of the Sup- reme Court, we the S E N I O R S, including, poloticians, old maids, goodie-goodies, woman-haters, athletes, and the night owls, hereby regretfully leave our signatures all 3 forged to this document. 1 I THE SENIOR CLASS OF'38 l I F' X7 F KQIDVI LC I '1- ' fffw'X',xXr-gl v -,--ff 3--: T4 ' T V71 l . . '-M !!'4 lg P4 5, refs? M2 ' , s1::T:r::g5 I p f--7 1, Lfrgf! 1532 .-..-.....L-' Q -.4 f .1 f--. 1 , V, , 4 I' lf-J-I-ff 12- za Y 1' 'X z- fl -11-i-T-Q-4-H3 al C-J' lg. 2- Q. ' Qliljfvl ' paw HQ? 3 ,v -M , S ,,.., .fljijfnj sfllljlgi fK,XQ3Q-15 A ' Niiztfhw I ,'llVpL1 ff I W-,-iidfl 'F iwfru 4 Itlit ..,. 2 Q f . 1 I E I . : F. E i, I gl I 1 X WX KX r-ar'-1-':1::g-r-:.-::.:.r- tl i N X as-,.,a:-...........s .1 l j .X , K so .. 1 v Nil- SX G '1l!.',!fx-PM4 , J ' ' fnliffifw, 4 , ,g I rYXQSf' ixfiff ef,sI 1 I ' ' , If ' K' R 'V X ' , , , , ,. , ' ,I ' i I Twenty-five i