Joice High School - Jo Hi Se An Yearbook (Joice, IA)

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' HaRsAS it has come to our attention that our terms in this institut on of education have be n fully served and NH REAS we hav fully come to realize the needs of our under classmen NE, THF SUNIORS of 1951, being of sound mind do hereby this day set our hand in this our last will testament DON I AALCDT wills his red hair to Gordon Dahl his good disposition to anyone that wants it, and his method with L M women to Jr Rogness LARLEA AASLALL wills her flirting to lark Van Hooser, her de p volce to Terry Ailliams and her way with men to Lols S hott MARY EV ASOA wills her a tiveness to Don Ball and h r many fellows to th freshmen 51TlS to be divid d as best se n fit Sh wills her ever ready answers to any one that will have them ARLUN GRAnSKOU wills her fPiVlHg abllity to Philip Ramsey Her advi elf to a guy called Pete L.OIARD NAPP wills himself out as a dan ing teacher to anyone willing to take the onsequen s He also wills his fluent knowledge in th study of Engllsh to Miss Smith VLRWOL BANG would llke to will himself to a rtain p rty in L M but as yet hasn't succeeded in doing so He also, wishes to will his brains to his chlef ompetitor Mr Albert insteln DCRMA SLAT bl wllls her spirlt of argum nt to Enid Lien She also wills her self to a bran h of the Hermanson family Not hermanson Br Dairy elther nODALL P T RSBJRG wills his brains in Math to Boyd Roath He lso wills his rlng to the victor of the many 51115 flghting over it JUDY GALGAARD wills her quietness to Bubby Abraham and her fellow to anyone who dares to try to get him. SIG? L, S ALQD, SUbDG'L and SMULREL this ilst day of May, in this year of 1951 THE SPL OR CLASS Subs ribed and sworn to this 21st day of May 1951 Ne believe this to be the last and accurate will of this 1951 Senior 'lass as the above is about all they have to will amag NOTORIOUS PUBLIGISTS The Faculty 1 i oi Xa S 4 X - ir N K : - -ez: .'1 '7 1 Q . -f I ' 3 e . V .J AJ , ,R T . 1- .J . , 0 59 I . ' 13 v, C 9 'V , f ' C n E' Y c e ' e ' e , e . e C - 2 . W , ' ' . - ce? Take it easy around the corners, boy 2 She also wills her- S ll II. c ce . e ' , . T U ' ' ' ce a . . y A q ruyq a . C , Y' D . u L ll - E! . c . ' - M E S 5 A ' 1 . a . q.' . . A :J IE 35 ',' 3 , - ' ' . TY .4 .L C 1 ', . V H , x

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SS PRCPHECY CQLA X Donald Aamodt, a.wealthy, successful Hollywood producer for I Gal. decided to begin a search for a new starlet for a great picture whichx he was producing in partnership with Cecil B. Delille As he waa,go1n3 to tour the entire country o his trip, ha decided to look up some of his old classmates His first stop was to see Ronald Petersburg who had bought the New York Yankees Baseball Team after his retirement fron the club During his days on the team, he had broken Babe Buth's record.wlth Uver GD home runs in a single season Ronald lived in a large apartment with his lovely wife Frances and their adorable children He insisted that Donald should remain for a few days before he continued his Journey While in New York they D e- quented such spots as the fabulous Stork Club and the Copacabana Regretfully taking his leave of Ronald and his family,Donald clim- bed into his airplane and began his journey southward. Flying low oven Florida, he almost collided with a collosal building which he could see was surrounded by sim swimming pools which held many gay vacationers Thinking the spot looked very pleasant and inviting,he landed his plane on the airstrip built just for such people as himself who wished to fly instead of drive The air strip was ideally situated on top of one of the wings of the enormous building This hotel proved to be none other than the Delario Astoria which was owned by Donald's old classmate, Mary Evenson a d her husband This fabulous 1000 room hotel had a bu1lt in television set in each room for the convenience of the guests This resort was often frequented by guests from the movie colony and such people as the Preside t of the United States lary owned three Cadillacs for her own use and her husband owned the same number for his own enjoyment They had had no childnen be cause they felt they just didn't have the time and they felt they'd have to build a new home if they did have a family for their aightee room bungalow was not provided with a nursery. While Donald remained he was entertained at one of lary's fabulous part1es,,known for their gaiety and fine foods. Donald next flew to Texas whe e Norma and er husband were living on a large ranch. There were so many oil wells around the ranch that it proved difficult for Donald to 1and.Norla told Donald that they had to take a count of the number every month At last count there were a total of 315. They also had a few thousand head of cattle which grazed about their nine sections which as yet did not hold any oil wells. -wx: Wuuw . . i .. ,huh T4 I mug' 'lf ,I 1 I, v , o Q . . g Q . g. .o - , , n ,-. , , x . I 1 0 I Q I . o I . - ,L n C