Hinckley High School - Vulcan Yearbook (Hinckley, MN)

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Arnold Glmpl Arnle He's so masterful, he makes my nerves shake. Track l,?,?, . Projection club 3,L. Teachers Assistant 3, . Annual Staff U. FFA 1,2,3. School Patrol 1,2,3, . Bus Patrol 1,2,3, U. Class Play 3. Class Officer 1. Chorus 3, . Boys Glee Club U. Anna Mae Grace How can I study with a love affair on my mini. Annual Staff . Mae Gruett Moots She can do anything she wants with her lPugh and smile. Chorus 1,1». Pep Club 3. Glee Club 1». Declam 3. Class Play J. Librarian L.. Annual Staff L. George Hampey Doing the vc-v Leak he shouldn't. FFA 1. School Patrol 3, . Annual Staff 1 . Bus Patrol 2,3, . Alice Hokanson True to her work, her word, and her friends. Rouser 3« Annual Staff . Teachers Assistant L. library Assistant 1». Allen Hokanson If my ambitions materialise, I shall be great. Annual 3taff k. School Patrol 3» . Bus Patrol U. Muriel Johnson Mert A kindly attitude, a feeling of good will toward all. FHA 1,2,3. Class Play 3. Band 1, 2,3, . Annual Staff . Peo Club 3. Camera Club 1. Rouser ». Jack Kappel No sinner or saint perhaps, but well—the very beet of fellows. School Patrol 2,3, » Annual Staff L. FFA 1,U. Baseball 3, . 9

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Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1953, of Hinckley High School, residing in the city of Hinckley, Pine County, the State of Minnesota, being about to receive our cue to make our exit, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. To the Faculty we leave hoping they will always remember our ideal class. Item Is We hereby bequeath to our esteemed annual advisor, Mr. Westburg, our heartfelt thanks for his patience and in guiding us through this annual. Item II: To the future Senior Class, our dignity, spirit of fellowship, and our desire to go forward. Item Ills To the Arniors we leave them the headache we had for our class play. Item IV: To the Sophomores we leave our IDEAL behavior so they may have an ideal class Item V: To the Freshmen we leave everything the Juniors and Sophomores don't want. Individually we will the followings David Armstrong wills his long distance hitch-hiking to anyone who is likely to succeed, KUren Asleson wills her Pepsodent smile to Elaine Johnson. Richard Bailey wills his nice, soft English seat to Filby Williamson. Lucille Beyer wills her muscles to Marie Schoell. Pearl Beyer wills her seriousness towards school to Joy Gronmesh. Sharon Bowe leaves her daily task in the office to Molly Reed. Fred Brandt wills his snake proof boots to Mr. Tideman. Gilbert Carrigan wills his tall stories to anyone who can keep a straight face. Lola Chaffee wills her ability to get along with everybody to anyone who can fulfil it. Mary Ann Currie wills her personality to anyone who wants it and her wiggle to anyone who can carry it. Susan Currie leaves with that certain ring after all. Charles Danger wills one-half of the front seat in his car to a certain anybody. Doris Eiffler, Lorraine Kroschel, Evelyn Klar will their troubles, gripes, gab sessions to Margie Chaffee, Evonne Hanson, and Gwendolyn Walton. Lorelie Engles wills her different hair styles to anyone who needs them. Rodney Foss wills his good marks to some ambitious Junior. Lorraine Freml wills her sleepless nights to Dorothy Christiansen. Arnold Gimpl wills his physics book to Willis Irons. Anna Mae Grace decides she will keep her diamond foi a keep sake. Mae Gruett wills her gift of gab to any one who can control it better. Alice Hokanson leaves her job as library assistant to anyone a little more ambitious. Allen Hokanson wills his ability to flirt with the girls to Jerry Martini. Msriel Johnson leaves with HIS class ring. Jack Kappel wills his dancing ability to David Bork. Rosa K roschel wills her sportsman ship to anyone who likes horses. Raymond Kunze wills the spell he casts over girls to Earl Tlmpane. Axel Larson wills his he-man appeal to George Reiser. John Lyon wills his gray hair due to class presidency to next years president. Irene Lyseth leaves her Job at Tobies to anyone who can stand the grlng. Loretta More Leaves her books to her sister Rosella hoping she can make better use of th«n. Dean Mortenson wills his ability as perfect driver to Frank Moeser. Susan Nelscn decides to keep her pug nose so die has something to breath with. Annette Nyberg wills her wise cracks to anyone who is able to keep up with her. Dorothy Nleboer wills her love solitude to Janice Barto. Kenneth Orr wills his quiet evenings to Bobby Williams. Yvonne Pearson wills her charm to Joan Manns. Clifford Rolph leaves------—-slowly. Phyllis Sanford leaves to wait for that certain June day, Charles Schneider leaves-------Lorraine. Jim Schabert wills his motto Better late than never to Bobby Williams. Larry Schutt wills his back row desk to those who want to keep up his good and faithful work Pern Sikkink wills her principles to anyone who can handle them. Herbert Sikkink leaves his slender, muscular figure to Allan Whiter. Evelyn Vanek wills her meek modesty to Margie Baldwin. David Vayder wills his ability to be a bachelor to Caddy Blum. Jean Von Rueden leaves her baby sitting Jobs to anyone who wants them. Donald Ubl leaves-------after all. 8

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Class Prophecy Let's l cV to the future Ten years from ton1ght; With vis o roohetic e -are 0 time's flight. A crowd is assembled They gasp with delight— Our cwn George Hampeys Shall be married tonight, fle ircks terr' oiy swnve In eis nolta dot slit, And ois bride (named .'.a ie), For a horse, 's quite cite. j.nnettc, called Nett , Just everyone knows She sells modem paintings which she , aints with her toes. The teachir profession Now comes to view; Iiepresenting this calling Indeed, we have two; Jean, we see twisting A little boy's ear i»nd shouting x plus 2x— Is three xl You hear? And now we soy varen; ' t eyes start to roll, She's wearin • a d’ m nd As bi • as a brwl. She's pdvi advice And saying .just this: And remember, cirls, aiwav? 'nsist That. v i are a ’rl Who has never been Mssed. Tn Sam ’r oc' sco, Evelyn Vane1» '■as alwavs ot a date; For there she has the shin5n? job of n ’l sh:n‘f the olden pate. .mold Timol has become A really ?reat M.D. For anelew-'rms with stomach ulcers re ois specialtv. Toris Rif fler 1 s The first w man civilian To become a bouncer At Lany's Pavilion . She has lets cf customers Which she handles with ease, After telling them to do Just as they please . At the too of the tewer All set for the nlunge, Earned Loretta More Dives into a sponge. Dick Bailey is screusing I wish I were -Lead I He just bounced a bass drum Off a band student's head. Sue Currie's a hermit. She lives 'neath a hill; She dresses in burlap, And owns her own still . Of paper headliners VJe also have one. Mrs. America's title tnna 1-iae has just vo n. She replied when asked How ? It's easy as fudge To win a great contest '« hen your husband's the judge I an immense gas station We see on the way; It's owned by Jack Kappel Millionaire of the day 1 He sells gas for a nickel and oil for a dime; If your wife's got your paycheck He sells it on time . here's been a big scandel in Paris this fall, And dndney Foes is the cause of it all. He failed to smuggle the Eiffel Tower And as bewailing his dilemma. He wanted to have 11 on his f arm For ise as a T V antennae. Irene and Muriel Aonroach now with care; Each has a ty ewr t»r balanced on her hair— They're following advice Of an instructor who said: It's good for the posture. If not for the head. ■foile deep in the bungle Acconpanied by drums. Missionary, Phyllis Sanford Through the darkness comes; Her pet snake Luigi Crawls off to his lair, »nd she combs jungle spiders Out of her hair. Doroth has carried A guy six fcot some And is raising five children Instead cf just cne. Pur red headed fellas Are right on the beam. She says, Cu7 we're raising Our own has'wethall team. An alumirrun farm ho ise Tkiilt quite near the road—- Is nine bit Jim Schabert's Neat little abode. When sneaking of farm wort. He claims be has none. You see, his machinery Is automatically run. 10