Hyannis High School - Longhorn Yearbook (Hyannis, NE)

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'rl-1215+ ow 193 1950 BABY RONNIE ON 1 WHEN 1970 snruron Aunznsom, Cattle Baron of the Sandhil18 H X BABY DARRELL DARRELL MONSIEUR METCALF, gggrgn CLASS P30935 16 Parisian Artist. N Q H A ,U Ar' ' If V Y, O' :If D' 111: H, asf ff U' L1 1 7 QIAUH if ,I lr ,Q 'rf 'I , ii , R .Jr 11, ,. ' I I 5. 9 'P

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y U18 C 615.4 As we board the Semor Plane for the last txme we the Semors bexng m full possesswn of our mental faculties do hereby convey and bequeath our varlous worldly goods and all the heredztaments and the appurtenances thereunto belong1ng to the persons heremafter mentmoned as the last w1ll and testament of the Class of 1950 TO OUR FLIGHT TRAINING INSTRUCTORS who have looked upon our fmal take off wxth joy we bequeath the pleasure of work well done and our regrets for any unnecessary worrxes we may have caused them TO OUR SPONSOR NICK our heartfelt thanks for keepxng us on the beam and for takmng so much mterest m our progress TO THE JUNIOR CLASS our landing held take xt easy our Semor dxgmty If It fmts our class spxrxt the best brand known our surplus funds lf any and our parachute whmch we formally presented as we departed from the Umted Axrhnes of Hyanms I-hgh School TO THE SOPHOMORE CLASS, our abxlxty to Jump to safety when an mstructor asked a quest1on we could not answer also our prerogatzve for pestermg the Freshmen In add1t1on we make the followmg personal bequests I Roland Frankhn Anderson supposedly of sound mmd do hereby wxll my unfaxlmg ab1l1ty to get along w1th the teachers left to me by Charles Barker of the Class of 19497 to Jun1or Herr I also wlll lf you w1ll pardon the expresslon mv manly physwns- I95 pounds I Samuel Benjamm Llncoln bequeath my reduc1ng dxet to hm McCray To my sister Dons I leave my exceptxonal ab1l1ty to ar1se 1n tfme to reach the school hangar on tune every mornmg My broad shoulders I do leave to any gn-l who wants them to lean or cry upon blondes preferred I Delores McCray behevmg that I shall contmue to need all my present ab1l1t1es b queath very httle to my beloved successors My athletxc prowess I bequeath to Joanne Albrxght I gladly leave the followmg lmpedlmenta To Janet Colllns the facxl fy w1th whlch I get my glasses broken to all the h1gh school gxrls my chromc heart trouble I Darrell Lee Metcalf do hereby leave my black curly halr to Mr Sornmers I bequeath my vast knowledge of Amerxcan Hlstory to the Varner gzrls I won t need It as I shall be maklng my own hlstory from now on I Thomas Walter Stroud bemg of sound mind as usual bequeath to John Martm my ab1l1ty to turn cartwheels wllled to me by Ann Monahan of the Class of 1949 I wall my superxor he1ght to Wayne Macomber I leave my shoes to Roy Monahan hopmg he w1l1 attempt to f1ll them as ably as I have DATED THIS NINETEENTH DAY OF NIAY 1950 DULY SIGNED BY THE FIVE MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR PLANE OF 1950 J JMX GZ 0wfffWg7! fha Mini e I I I t I Sl? ' I 'll . . n c of same--to Gerald Carson. ' , . . . . .. , el- . . 4 1 y. .