Hyannis High School - Longhorn Yearbook (Hyannis, NE)

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Prophecy As we the Seruors gaze 1nto our crystal bull we real1ze that the future holds great thmgs for th1s part1cular herd And wh1le we know that bragg1ng 1S 1mmodest we thought you m1ght be 1nterested to know that the Sen1ors of 1952 d1dn t get sent to the slaughter house So we now pull back the curta1n of the future to g1VC you a peek at the Class of 52 1n the year 1972 JANII-3cE METCALF CAROLYN MARTIN WAYNE MACOMBER ROY MILLER HELEN DAVIS LLOYD GOLDSTEDT W OODR OW MORAN JOANNE ALBRIGHT BOB HITE BOB HUNGERFORD LOREE GARDNER BOB WEAKLY has just opened the f1rst drxve 1n beauty Shop 1n Afr1ca has dec1ded to go to college for the same reason most g1rls do 1S now pres1dent and sole stockholder 1n the SCHLICHTENHEIMER BREWING the tender tenor who can be heard da11y over Stat1on KOW has dec1ded to let the g1rls chase h1m for awh1le com1ng back to Darrell 1S 11v1ng on a ranch south of Hyanms teach1ng her ch1ckens to g1gg1e 15 now head danc1ng 1nstructor at the SQUARE CORNER DANCING SCHOOL 1n Edgemont South Dakota 15 tak1ng the place of Salty Coll1ns 1n the HYANNIS SPEEDWAY Hot rod races has just opened a new dance pav1ll1on 1n Wh1tman Nebraska 1S head auct1oneer 1n the ALLIANCE LIVESTOCK COMMISSION COMPANY stlll hasn t dec1ded 1f he w11l be a lawyer or a bum 1S a famous Powers model 1n New York and 1S be1ng seen about town w1th who recently won fame 1n the Natlonal Soda Fountam Operators contest for that popular treat the HyaHD1S F1zzle CO. JANET COLLINS has given up her movie career and is

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Class Wzll We the Semors of 1952 be1ng 1n full possesslon of our mental facult1es and be1ng unaffected by hard study and h1gh marks do hereby leave th1s as our last w1ll and testament TO OUR TIRELESS HERD RIDERS we leave all torn pages to be found mn our books and everyth1ng they d1dn t get out of us dur1ng the past four years TO OUR SPONSOR Mrs Fabre we leave well maybe we d better just leave' TO THE .IUNIORS we bequeath our ab1l1ty to coxn moola and all old cuds of gum we left on desks and cha1rs TO THE SOPHOMORES we leave our f1rm fa1th 1n the famous quotatxon unxted we stand d1v1ded we fall and all the book larn1n we d1dn t get TO THE FRESHMEN we w1ll our ab1l1ty to glve a rugged 1n1t1at1on and all the answers we wrote 1n our textbooks IN ADDITION we make the followmg d1spos1t1on of personal possess1ons I joanne Albnght bequeath my athlet1c prowess w1lled to me by Delores McCray to janet Castle I janet Colhns bequeath my off1ce of pres1dency of the pep club to Lou1se Warner To Barbara Moran I leave my ab1l1ty to stay sxngle unt1l I graduate I Helen Dav1s w1l1 my ab1l1ty to sneeze quxetly to Louxse Warner so she won t d1sturb Mr Sommers 1n Amer1can H1story and my ab1l1ty to control my glggles to Dor1s L1ncoln I also bequeath my ab1l1ty to work d1ff1cult algebra problems to my brother Harry I Loree Gardner bequeath my ab1l1ty to try to get along w1th teachers to S1d Wheelock I Lloyd Goldstedt be1ng of sound what a sound' m1nd do bequeath my ab1l1ty to leave my ab1l1ty to ask mtelhgent questwns to Bud Bomfleld I Bob H1te do hereby bequeath the reduc1ng d1et left me by jlm Mc Cray to Roger B1lste1n hopmg that It does h1m more good than lt d1d me I Bob Hungerford be1ng of sound m1nd do hereby w1ll my ab1l1ty to blow smoke r1ngs to Mr Sommers I also w11l my deep love for all teachers to Charles Warner 1n hopes that he w1ll follow my footsteps 1n dolng h1s best to please them I Wayne Macomber be1ng of sound m1nd' do hereby w1ll my vast knowledge of Enghsh to jack Crumroy and to Harry Dav1s I w1ll all my empty BULL DURI-LAM sacks I Carolyn Martln do hereby leave my ab1l1ty to get along w1th boys wh1ch was left to me by Pat Varner to Julxann Hansen I jamece Metcalf be1ng of sound m1nd 'P do hereby bequeath my poodle cut to Mr Sommers My wa1st l1ne I leave to Billy jones and the ab1l1ty to keep my bones together to Bud Bon1f1eld just 1n case he has teacher trouble 1n the next two years I Roy M1ller w1ll my speed to Roy Monahan hoplng that It w1ll help h1m 1n h1s career as star track man My ab1l1ty to get along w1th out of town women I leave to the Haney tw1ns and my he1ght to Tom Dredla I Woodrow Moran do hereby bequeath my vast knowledge of Amerlcan H1story wh1ch was left to me by the Varner s1sters to Bob Warner I Robert Weakly do hereby leave my wavy haxr to Roy Monahan I also leave my expert hunt1ng ab1l1ty to Bob Bowen so that he won t have to come home empty handed DATED THIS SIXTEENTH DAY OF MAY 1952 DULY SIGNED BY THE THIRTEEN MEMBERS OF THE HERD OF 1952 ,f ffytf if ,-Ll MJ Wide al- A1052 W XWMWFY , . , 1 1 -- 1, ll II l . ' - 1 1 s ll 1 1 1 'I , 1 Q 1 Y M . , . . . . . 1 , , ' I -7 ' , ' ' turn cartwheels left to me by john Martin of the Class of 1951, to Dick Wyant. I also 1 . , . . 1 . f . I . ' 6' , . . . - . , . . 1 1 K- 1 1 ,D . Y . . 7 l 7 1 1 h ' 1 1 1 D W .

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BLUE RIBBON STOCK JOANNE ALBRIGHT JANET COLLINS HELEN DAVIS LOREE GARDNER LLOYD GOLDSTEDT BOB HITE BOB HUNGERFORD WAYNE MACOMBER CAROLYN MARTIN JANIECE METCALF' ROY MILLER WOODROW MORAN ROBERT WEAKLY IM T HR EE YEAR OLDS GERALD CARSON JANET CASTLE JULIANN HANSEN BILLY JONES DORIS LINCOLN ROY MONAHAN BARBARA MORAN LOUISE WARNER MARJORII: WEAKLY DICK WYANT TW O YEAR OLDS BUD BONIFIELD BOB BOWEN SANDRA CASTLE JACK CRUMROY HARRY DAVIS TOM DREDLA DICK HITE KENNETH KNOX JIM MARTIN MARCIE MORAN GENE ROTHWELL CHARLES WARNER DORIS WEAKLY SID WHEELOCK YEAR LINGS ROGER BILSTEIN LOLA BURTON LARR Y DELINGER KLEO EVERT DEAN HANEY DON HANEY LESLEY HUNGERFORD MARLENE LINCOLN KAY MONAHAN BOB WARNER Brands Shy LItt1e Ann From Cheyenne LoveSICk B1ueS It Is No Secret Deep In My Heart Is A Song L1fe Gets TedIous Don t It I 11 Be Wed In Kansas One Of The RovIng Klnd There s Been A Change In Me Always Late Th1s IS How To Yodel CIgareets And WhIskey And Wxld W11d Women Women Women Women SIck Sober And Sorry Have I Stayed Away Too Long'7 Oh' A1n t You Glad You re S1ngle' Long1ng For You I Got Spurs That jingle jangle jIng1e I A1n t Got A Dxme Somebody S Rose If I Had A N1cke1 Headmg For A WeddIng In The Rock1es Oh' You Beautlful Doll' Home On The Range I m An Old Cowhand Some D1rty Dog Put Glue On My Saddle Here On The Range I Belong I Want To Be A Cowboy S Sweetheart 'I m The Smartest Man In Slam Yee I Am Chew Tobacco Rag Sk1rts Take Off My Boots And Let Me DIe In Peace just A Stranger Tall In The Saddle You Are My SunshIne It S My Lazy Day I Go Where The W11d Goose Goes Bundle Of Southern SunShIne Bury My Boots I m Too Young To DIe I 11 Sa1l My Sh1p Alone Slow Poke' Steel GuItar Rag AIn t No Gal So True I ve Got A Gal That S MIghty Sweet Nobody s Dax-Img S1IppIn Around Too Late To Worry Pretty Eyed Baby Alone And Nothmg To Do u . u as . n as n as an an . . I 71: , . A 1 In u . . u u I as u n n . n u . . . . I I I as u I I n . I u ! I an n J . ll u I I n I1 an ' . n ' ll n I! I I ll - Q I lf u 1 n ll . ,Y Cl 1 Q 1 11 fl u ll u I 4 1 In u 1 K 11 u . an as n als o on I I . as 1 u n on . so ll 1 Il u ul As an u . u I 1 H as . u ll n ll so 9 . u D an 1 . . n on 9 u . u u . 9 if u 1 1 . so u 1 . n u . . 1 uv QQ ll u - vo 5, . n