Hyannis High School - Longhorn Yearbook (Hyannis, NE)

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I I nu qu mia 'Wa 1951 TROUPIIIN 1971 Ill I ll Ill Ill ffm! ,.... ,law ill ' E .-L :J ,fl I 311 QW 3 'P' EST HER VARNER NURSE JOHN MARTIN FAMOUS RADIO SINGER OF HILLBILLY TUNES Cl- PAT VARNE R NURSE LOIS CARSON PRIMARY TEACHER JUNIOR HERR, ATHLETIC COACH .TIM MCCRAY, RODEO PERFORMER COLONEL GRAY OF U S ARMED FORCES AND SANDHILL RANCHER 18

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Class Wzll We the Class of 1951 bemg ln full possessxon of our mental facult1es do hereby leave this as our last wxll and testament TO OUR FAITHFUL DIRECT ORS we leave the knowledge that thexr suffermg whxle we were m rehearsals has not been m vam We also bequeath them all the old papers stzll remammg 1n our textbooks TO OUR SPONSOR Mr Sommers we leave our many thanks for the capable way ln whxch he has helped us wxth our class affaxrs thxs year TO THE IUNIORS we leave all of the Amerrcan History wh1ch IS wrxtten on our desks and our deepest sympathy when they undertake thls subject TO THE SOPHOMORES we leave all the chewmg gum under our desks and the candy wrappers mn them TO THE FRESHMEN, we leave our unusual ab1l1ty to keep quxet m Mr Volk's assembhes and classrooms In addltxon we make the followmg personal bequests I Lois Carson bequeath my ab1l1ty to keep my mouth shut to Barbara Moran I also leave my abllxty to get good grades ID homemakmg class of .Tullann Hansen I Barbara Evert bemg of sound mind do hereby bequeath my left handed monkey wrench one of the few Ln existence to Tom Dredla I leave my ab111ty to pilot a Pxper Cub to Janet Castle as they are quite handy for makmg qulck trxps to the country I Don Gray w1ll my height to Harry Dav1s hopmg that xt wrll help hxm ln hzs career as a star basketball player I leave my seat m the back of the room to Wayne Macomber so he won't be caught chewxng gum so often I Junxor Herr do hereby leave my abzhty to get along wlth the teachers left to me by Ron Anderson of the Class of 1950 to Jxm Wheelock I also w11l to James Macomber my amazmg abxlxty to get along wlth all of the gxrls I John Martm of sound mind Qplease pause for applause do bequeath my abxlxty to turn cartwheels left to me by Tom Stroud of the Class of 1950 to Lloyd Goldstedt My abzhty to get along wzth women I leave to my beloved lzttle brother JIXTI fstandxng 6 feet 3 mches U1 stockmg feet, I .hm McCray w1ll the reducmg d1et left me by Ben Lxncoln of the Class of 1950 to Bob Hlte hopmg It does as much for hxm as xt dld me I also leave my best behavzor m class to Bud Bonrheld so the teachers won't have to reprxmand him so often I Esther Varner do hereby bequeath my ab1l1ty to control my grggles to the gzrls of the Jumor Class I reluctantly leave my penchant for hard study to Bob Hungerford I Pat Varner do hereby bequeath my abzhty to keep my bones 111 one plece to Janxece Metcalf I leave my abzlxty to get along w1th boys to Carolyn Martm We the Varner slsters do hereby bequeath our vast knowledge of Amerxcan I-Ixstory whxch was left us last year by Darrel Metcalf to Woodrow Moran DATED th1s,EIGI-ITEENTH DAY of MAY 1951 DULY SIGNED BY THE EIGHT MEMBERS of the TROUPE of 1951 Za.rRlf OZQLWX' f7f7W2-if QLD 49 EW Maia WM? 17 , ., . i. , .. ff - Y 0 5, 4 - X 'l.

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TROUPE of 1951 LOIS CARSON BARBARA EVERT DON GRAY JUNIOR I-IERR JOI-IN MARTIN JIM MCCRAY ESTHER VARNER PAT VARNER TROUPE of 1952 ANNE XLBRIGHT BARBARA BONIFIELD JANET COLLINS HELEN DAVIS BOB I-IITE BOB HUNGERFORD LLOYD GOLDSTEDT CAROLYN MARTIN JIM MACOMBER WAYNE MACOMBER JANIECE NEITCALF ROY NIILLER WOODROW MORAN BOB WEAKLY JIM WHEELOCK TROUPE of 1953 GERALD CARSON JANET CASTLE JULIANN I-IANSEN DORIS LINCOLN JULIA MILLER ROY MONAI-IAN BARBARA MORAN LOUISE WARNER MARJORIE WEAKLY DICK WYANT TROUPE of 1954 BUD BONIFIELD BOB BOWEN SANDRA CASTLE JACK CRUMROY HARRY DAVIS TOM DREDLA CAROL EWOLDT DICK HITE JIM MARTIN MARCIE MORAN CARNIEN MURER Cast of Characters Good sense and good nature are never parted 'The pnce of wxsdom IS above rubxes Man changed agamst has wxll 15 of the same opznzon still We shall not look upon h1s like agam Man know thyself' All knowledge centers there Work was made for man and not man for work 'Hold the fort' I am comxng Love IS the art of hearts and the heart of arts Snlence IS golden Speech IS sxlvern Thy voice IS a celestxal melody A lovmg heart IS the truest wxsdom A thmg of beauty IS a joy forever 'Nlmrod the mlghty hunter Genzus xs born and can never be taught It takes a. great man to be a good hstener Better late than never Don't fence me m L1.fe IS one fool thmg after another Wlt IS the flower of Imaglnatlon Won t you come mto my parlor sald the splder to the fly Much study as a wearlness of the flesh He who has patxence may compass anythmg Drmk to me only wxth thme eyes Famt heart ne er won fa1r lady All the world practxces the art of actmg Knowledge IS acquxred only through pam and applxcatxon I-Ier ways are ways of pleasantness St1ll water runs deep 'The less one speaks of h1s greatness the more we thmk o It Everybody says It and what everybody says must be true The kiss you take IS better than the one you gzve And I wzll pledge wxth mme Speak low If you speak love Mxschxef thou art afoot 'I know a trxck worth two of that ' As merry as the day IS long Sleep the Joy of llfe 'The beginnings of all great thmgs are small A gentleman makes no noxse Smzle and the world smzles wxth you Muslc hath charms to soothe 'Nlmble thought can jump both land and sea Pohteness gams everythxng and costs nothmg 'She has an eye that could speak tho' her ton ue were sxlent GENE ROTHWELL Easy come easy go CHARLES WARNER There IS none so blmd as he that won t see DORIS WEAKLY 'Though she be but small she IS herce SID WHEELOCK 'L1.fe IS real hfe IS earnes 9 ...1..-mm.i.- H H I 1 1 . 1 'I ll 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 I 1 II 1 1 1 ll 1 ll II I 1 1 ll ll I ' ll II 1 Il JO ll 1 1 1 . ll 1 1 II ' ' ' ll 1 1 1 1 II Il I 1 I II 1 I 1 0 Il g 1 Il 1 1 H 1 ll 1 II II II 1 Il 1 ll 1 II ' ' ' ll 1 ll - 1 1 1 1 II Il I I . I . . H 1 1 ll 1 1 ll II 1 1 ll II ' ' ' Il II 1 I 1 ll ll I 1 ll II 1 1 1 1 . II ll ll Il 1 Il I 1 . f . I II 1 ll 1 II v I f II II 1 1 1 Il II ' Il ll ' ' ll I 1 I I I ll - Il 1 ll ' ' Il I 1 I I u 1 ll II 1 ll Il 1 1 1 Il Il ' QI 1 I 1 1 ll ll 1 1 1 1 Il I g - ll Il . Ill 1 1 II 1 1 I ll I 1 . ll , 1 I . . 1 1 tn 9 1