Hayes Center High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Hayes Center, NE)

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HCHS tvs, 1117 T1 Lyle Glee, Chuck Stiles, Duane Reese, Edward Schmelzer, Deloris Rann, Dolores Strop, Ilah Mae Lawson, Therrsa Eroz, June Barsgary, Darlene Bright, Donna Fisher, Dewinta McD:well, Lois Yonkers, Fauneil Fornoff, Donna Lewin, Rachel Brown, Joan McDowell, and Patricia Orman. JUNIORS At the beginning of school, the juniors boasted an enrollment of 18 pupils. Charles Stiles, from Palisade was welcomed into the class during the first semester. The class has only four boys, but they are athletic. Duane Reese, Lyle Glee, and Edward Schmeller went out for football and now they and Charles Stiles help make up our oasketball team. Thirteen participate in singing groups and six members are re- presented in band. The class play nMama's baby B0y,n a comedy, was presented both in afternoon and evening performances. The rings for the class have been received and the members seem to be satisfied with the choice they made. CLASS OFFICERS President .......... .... .... ....... ...Fauneil Fornoff Vice-Presgdent ..... ... .....Duane Reese Secretary-Treasurer... ......Lyle Glee Class SyUnS0rsoeaoeu G eneesemrsn Dixon Class Colors ..... .. ... .... ....glue and white R' f 14

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HCHS ff CLASS PROPHECY New York City February, 1954 Dear Mr. Bartell, Since you were our class sponsor, I can imagine you would like to know how all of the members are now. In the first place Robert Huntwork is the owner of a garage in Hayes Center. He says that business is good. Speaking of H.C., there is a new hospital being built through the efforts of Shirley Mosley whose vast fortune has made her very popular. I presume that you have heard Jack O'Brlen's comedy program on the radio Friday nights. Carl Schuman and his swing band also come on Friday night but his vocalist is what I like. Mary Ann McKillip really has a wonderful voice. Speaking of fame, Beryle Beebe has made good in Hollywood. She is now starring in the current picture NA NIGHT IN EDINBURG.u Only two of the class became teachers. Arlyiss Housman liked it so well, she eventually became a child psychologist. Phyllis Laird is teaching in a college in Chicago, but I think she is more interested in a sailor out there. The cousins did well as Shirley Counce is a scientist noted for her research in new plastics. Sheila Counce, after working in a hospital for some time, married a doctor and they live in Vermont, Merle Seed is the only farmer and to date is unmarried but you know the country is still full of single girls. Junior Each owns the title of the DEVIL WHO DEFIES DEATH with Lynch's Dare-Devil-Death- Drivers. Darlene McLeland is the one that surprgsed me. She is on a world cruise and is in Russia at the present time. Robert McKillip makes a good warden at the State Pen and is the idol of the prisoners there You remember Jeane Ward, the girl with the black hair? She is a beauty operator in Los Angeles. She has a very nice office. But you could never guess about Omer Rucker! He owns a dude ranch in Nevada. If you want to know of a good place to vacation, I advise you to go there, as it is quite a place. A couple of them are making home-making their career. Bettie Beezley lives with her husband in Hawaii, and Shirley Thompson who is also a sailor's wife lives in Cheyenne. Opal Schneider isn't married yet, but I hear she is contemplating matrimony with one of the roomers at her boarding house. Byrdine Laird has achieved her ambition as an air-line stewardess. She is engaged to a handsome pilot. Dale McNutt has been very successful. He has a profitable job in Washington D.C. He is very modest about it, however, he is also a good friend of the President. Donald McGill1vary is at home among the natives of Borneo as he is a missionary there and Hardy Reese is the minigter of his home town, good old Hayes Center. People shouldn't talk about themselves but I guess you are inter- ested in me, too. I have become an authoress. I'm not saying how famous, but I am preparing for a trip in the South for material for my new novel. There you have it, the where-abouts and information of the grad- uating class of 1944. I'm sure every one is proud of them for we always were a good class. CJD 255' ' l5

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HCHS Marilyn Alexander, Dick Schneider, Dean Lawson, Dwayne Counce, lark Weston, Gales Fornoff, Arles Bruce, Illa Hopkins, Ila liao bird. Twila Richter, Florence Counce sponsor, Twila lintling, Vonda Wilson, Gerald Heade, Bob loDona1d, Duane Bixler, Donald Loomis, Bill Leffler, LeRoy Fisher, Rodney Gallagher. SOPHOMORES After having lost three members, the sophomores have an enroll- ment of twenty. Florence Jones left first. She is living in Alma. Howard McHarness belongs to Uncle Sam's army. Arlene Roe is attending school in Oregon. The courses offered to the sophomores were World History, Latin Il, Geometry, English lO, and Manual Training for the boys. Everyone is required to take Physical Education. Presidentlflileeeoeeeeeeeeueeeeee Vice-President,,,, Secretary,,.,.,,. Treasurer...... Sponsor. e ous: v Class Colors o e e IX . 2 yy.,- .H . C 5'-,gg fx' -4,-I-Q. -sd 15 .Wayne Beazley .Donald Loomis Dick Schneider ..LeRoy Fisher ...Mrs. Counce Brown and Gold