Hildreth Public School - Greyhound Yearbook (Hildreth, NE)

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sity of Florida. Lyla says when she finds leisure time (which she makes sure she has) she goes riding in her yacht, which she said they really couldn't afford. Pastor Larry A. Casper arrived with his wife and his seven year old son, Larry Jr. He is the spitting image of the mischievous Larry we used to know. Larry informed us that he is now Pastor at a Lutheran Church in Colorado Springs. Lorraine Harms arrived with her latest boy friend. She said she wasn't ready to get married yet because she was still shopping for the 6'4 type. Lorraine also informed us that she is still employed at the Brewster Hospital and is doing very well. Gary Sanders arrived in his new 1966 Ford Thunderbird from Oregon saw mills. He was accompanied by his charming wife and Gary Junior, who is now a year old and just like his dad. Lyla Casper, Vice-President; Lorraine Harms, News Reporter; Barbara Wllken, President; Joan Jelkin, Secretary; Elvera Rocker, Treasurer. Compliments Best Wishes Best Of Luck VENDELL AND FRECKS CONSTRUCTION ARLO'S HARDWARE BARBER STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP Hildreth Minden Holdrege 17

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Class Prophecy What: A reunion of the graduates of '56. Who: The graduates, their husbands, wives, and children. When: May 17, 1966, at 11:30 A.M. Where: The new gymnasium of Hildreth High School. We were all happy to receive an invitation to the class reunion. As we had missed our classmates and our wonderful high school days. Questions such as What is your occupation sir? , Are these two youngsters yours? All form a picture in the mind of each graduate of '56. Joan Jelkin arrived with her husband who is a doctor. She tells us she is now working in Denver and enjoys being a nurse. Mrs. Elvera Dalman, known in high school as Elvera Rocker, was a little late in arriving as her two little girls were not feeling well that morning. She told us all to come down the 26th of May and help her and Randy celebrate their wedding anniversary. They have been married ten years. Raymond Frerichs arrived with his wife, Linda, from their farm west of Franklin. He is doing very well on the farm, as he drove up in his 1966 Plymouth. Elna Saathoff is now working at the Omaha Exchange for one of the radio announcers. She informed us that she is still single. Barbara Wilken has completed her four years of college in the field of Home Economics. She is now teaching in Sweetwater, Colorado. Barbara arrived about ten minutes late as she usually does. Dwaine Osterbuhr arrived in his green '56 Ford from Lincoln. He is now construction manager of the Schoolhouse Builders Incorporated. His next engagement will be to build Hildreth's new schoolhouse. Ronald Johnson arrived from his small farm near Macon, which his father gave him as a graduation present. Ronald had just recently married a very pretty girl from Franklin. Ronald says he has been having financial difficulties because his wife finds his check book too handy and convenient. Arlan Johnson is now engaged in farming near Macon, where he is doing very well. He and his wife arrived early in order to greet the former classmates of Hildreth High. Lyle Casper has become considerably heavier. He said he was doing quite well as a Civil Engineer. He was accompanied by his wife and also his two sons who have basketball in their minds already. Lyla Casper and her husband Bud arrived in their black and white Ford. They were de- layed because their boy and girl twins were such a problem to get ready on time. Lyla is very busy taking care of their twins and getting Bud off to work, as he teaches in the Univer- 16

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