Kelly High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Kelly, KS)

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Now wait a minute, students! Let us tell you about the lives of our former classmates and maybe you'll understand why we want to go back to good old Kelly High School, Every night when we tune in the radio to the NBC network station, to Guy Lombardo’s orchestra we hear Jeanette Heinen as vocalist. Eleanor Winkler decided to give up her am- bition of being a concert pianist to become a Holly- wood movie star. For the latest in hair styles visit the recently established Eleanora Bokern Beauty Salon on Hollywood Vine. Post-graduate days will find Albert Schultejans engrossed in an environment of golf clubs and fishing tackles, while he watches that ‘‘Green folding stuff’’ roll in from his investments of stocks and bonds. NAME AMBITION INDENTIFICATION PET SAYING Jeanette Heinen Singer Glasses Oh, Gee! Eleanora Bokern Stay on the farm Smile Geepers Eleanor Winkler Help Dad Personality Oh! Brother Albert Schultejans Farmer His height You don't say

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SENIOR CLASS HIST ORY In September 1944, ten Freshman started to Kelly High School. This group consisted of six boys and four girls. Our everyday subjects included: Al- gebra, Latin, Science, Religion, and English. Our greatest thrill was the initiation during this term. The next term, September 1945, we started a second journey back to Kelly High for our Sophomore year with only three boys and three girls. Our subjects were: American History, Latin, Religion, Literature, and Geometry. In September 1946, we came back for our Junior year. This time our class consisted of three boys and three girls. During the year we lost two boys, leav- ing the small class of one boy and three girls to go on. The highlight of this year was the Junior-Senior Ban- quet. In the fall of 1947 as the ‘‘Wheel of Fate’’ and the ‘‘Class of 1947°’ moved forward, we were a class of three girls and one boy. This time we were strug- gling to make our play, ‘‘Beads On A String,’’ a success. We were also looking forward to the Junior-Senior prom. After May 23, we no longer were members of Kelly High School. We had left behind our memories, well worn books, a striving faculty, and all of our under classmates facing the difficulties of the world with a smile and a prayer in their hearts for those who had gone on before.

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CLASS WILL We, the class of 1948 of Kelly High School, Nemaha county, state of Kansas, being of sound mind and body, after four years of strenuous labor, do hereby make, pub- lish and declare, this as our last and best will; hereby make our following will: We, the Seniors, bequeath to our pastor and vener- able sisters our thoughtfulness and deepest gratitude in all they have done for us; to our faculty our sincerest thanks for their many kind acts and deeds they have done for us. Jeanette Heinen will her neat handwriting to Mar- celline Hutfles. Eleanora Bokern wills her ambition and energy of carrying home books every night to Erma Niehues. Eleanor Winkler wills her love for Kelly High School to Mary Elizabeth Rottinghaus. Albert Schultejans wills his ability to concentrate to Edwin and his back seat to Richard, (He'll need it) We, as a group, will to the students of Kelly High School, the right to accept or reject all varnished tables and chairs, and all our Senior dignities; our dis- like in getting down to business and our skill in keep- ing everything orderly and clean.