Hoyt High School - Cowboy Yearbook (Hoyt, KS)

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We, the Seniors, with four great years behind us do will and bequeath the follow ing: I, Phyllis Allen, do will and bequeath my many engage- ment rings to Mildred Bolz, and my afternoon naps to Delores Rlckel. I, Martha French, do will and bequeath my position as Cheerleader to Darlene Spiker and my ability to give the teachers a rough time to Carole Megglson. I, Carolyn Rlckel, do will and bequeath my ability to have all my lessens done on time to Delbert Zacharlasen, and my flirting witn Mr. Bliss to Shirley Hervey. I, Marllee Irenchir, ao will and bequeath my yodeling to Sandra Landen providing she learns to crack her voice, and my married life to my sister-in-law Rita Hrenehlr, I, Mildred Stolle, do will and bequeath my blond hair, to Delores Nloce providing she bleaches It every night and my ability to get along with the teachers to Dean Allen. I, Gary Bausch, do will and bequeath my ability to write sports to little brother Ronnie and my typing speed to Danny Holt. I, Bobby Plants, do will and bequeath my fancy big boots to Jim Vanorstran aid try handsome sideburns to Bill Carey. I, Don Rlckel, do will and bequeath mv good old uihooked Mf to Allen Landen providing ne don't get engaged. m I, Gene Everhart, do will and bequeath my shiny shoes to Ben Morris and my forever helping other people In their troubles to Jackie Ehrhart and my way with girls to Jimmy Rlckel. I, Hugh Fish, do will and bequeath my silly talk to Janice Rlckel as long as she keeps the Southern draw with It, and my ability to play basketball to all the Hoyt Basketball players. We, the Seniors do will and bequeath our many basketoall wins for next season to Mr. Bllss: to Mr. Thoman we leave our working knowledge on this annual for him to pass on: to Mr. Longberg we leave our apologies for four years of wisecracks: to Miss Mathews our apologies for giving her a rough time In bookkeeping and Music and hope this will smooth it out: To Mrs. Castle we leave our best wishes for a smart English Class who will pass with flying colors one and all

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Senior Prophecy Year of I96I4. Dear Mr Thoman: While traveling from place to place we find the seniors of 1954 busy in many different ways First we find Donnie Rickel now the owner and manager of the Famous Flamingo Night Club and married for the second time because hi wife got tired of his coming home late and acting as usual We find Gary Bausch the top hit as a basketball coach at the University for Girls. We hear that he is doing very well and the girls all like him quite well for their coach. As for Miss Carolyn Rickel (her movie name is Corene Rachql) we find her in Paris making a movie. The title of her movie is, The Forbidden Past' 1 When we were traveling through New York we dropped in on Mildred Stolle. She is operating a beauty parlor and dress shop combined As a side line she models swimming suits and always greets the l -Her's with a friendly hello? When we went to visit a large ranch in Texas we happened to meet Gene Everhart out thar on the open range runnin in his million head of prize cat- tle. He was usin his old '53 Cadillac to run'en with. Ohl yes, and we ex- plored his three oil wells. Hugh Fish seems to have a great batting arm as he is t.e second Babe Ruth for the New York Yankees. His batting average is .999. Pretty good Hugh keep it up. We find Martha French now Mrs. Gary Cooper ilong with little Gary Jr. enjoying their married life living in a grass hut in Africa. At Detroit we find Bob Plants designing and modeling his Super Deluxe Outdoor Atomic Powered Hot Rods. He has become a millionaire from the races he has won on the Indianapolis Speedway. We find Phyllis Allen now married to the owner of the Ring-Brother- Circua. She has a great performance in his circus. She Is up In the air on a trapeeze keeping out of her husband1s reach. Last or all we find Marilee Hrenchir now the famous parakeet trainer, owner and manager of the Famous House of Parakeets. She trains her para- keets to talk and do many amusing tricks. She has some rather unusual specimens• It is getting late now and we believe we have given you all the infor- matiop we can about your Industious students of 1954 Very sincerely, .' unior Class of 1954