Kimball County High School - Longhorn Yearbook (Kimball, NE)

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CLASS WILL Continued-- 1 Bill Johnson, will my height to Lee Ray Edens. I. Sterling Kath. will my good looks, personality, and neat appearance to-Tyrone Power. I, Claude Kelley, will my good manners to Shirley Dickerson. I, Clitus Kelley, will my ability to be in two places at once to Berdine Peterson, who can't make it to one place on time. I, Kenny Kellner, will do anything, if someone is watching. I, Leonard Larson, will my smoker's hack to Connie Good. 1 Bill Leininger, will my sex appeal to Kenneth Corbet. I Marilyn Louthan. will my slumber parties to the freshmen girls, so the tradition of staying out all night will not be lost in K.C.H.S. I, Ray Pancheau, will my arguments to anyone who is rude enough to use them. I, Larry Pedrett, will my flat feet to Al. I, Lois Peterson, will my ability to get engaged to Donna Fiscus. I, Lois Riley, will my curious nature to the Bell Telephone System. I, Lois Robinson, will my dad's shoe shop to any ''sole'' who's ''heel enough to take it. I, Dorothy Schneider, will my golden tresses to Bert (Baldie) Linn. 1, Jack Stcrmberg, will all the girls' hearts that I've collected to Max Littrell. I, Dick Wilson, will my five o'clock shadow to Bud Christensen. I, Glenn Vencill, will my Greek god build to Ronnie Cortney. —12—

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CLASS PROPHECY --Continued-- Leonard Larson is making a happy living selling motors and buying cars. His establishment is at Harrisburg. Larry Pedrett is in a rut now. He has become the proud owner of his own gravel pit. Lois Peterson is happily married; we don't have to tell you the lucky person. Lois Riley is head of the telephone company and only bothers to answer personal calls. Lois Robinson has established a newspaper in Potter, since most of her interests are there. Jack Stormberg is a famous sculptor of pin-up girls. He has a hard time keeping his models. Glenn Vencill is now a famous singer; his theme song is Juanita.’ Dorothy Schneider is a stenographer sitting on her boss s knee; by the way, her boss is Ray Pancheau, who enjoys his job very much. Bill Leininger spends most of his time hunting; we won t say what! Dick Wilson has finally persuaded Dee to find a job in Canada so she can keep him company. Barbara Foote has finally made up her mind. She couldn t stay away from Columbus. Marilyn Louthan is now head boss at the dairy. She makes more in tips than in salary. Betty Wilson is happy as a wife. She is kept busy with her little truck drivers. CLASS WILL I, Beth Alden. will my ability to show off to Billie Jeanne Raper, although, heaven only knows, she doesn't need it. I, Howard Barrett, will my drawl to Frank land to match his personality. I, Jim Bickel, will my ability to play snooker to Robert Pinkerton, who has been deprived the privilege of indulging in this pastime because of financial embarrassment. I, Gene Bowman, will my last can of beer to Jim Bowman. 1, Dona Bradt. will my fervent emotions to Donna Barrett. I, Margaret Buddecke, will my quiet nature to Joan Larson. 1, Robert Christiansen, will my sheer genius to Marjorie Stahla. who can put it to use. 1, John Eby, will my toni kit to Mike Riley. I, Harold Foos, will my pretty hair to Bill Maginnis, who will keep it combed. 1, Barbara Foote, will my Betty Grable legs to Della Garrett. 1, Gwen Hutt. will my Luckies to Loree Lierman. I David Irwin, will my ability to wrap Miss Desjardins around my finger to Jim Stander. Dan Janicek will the Ag shop back to Mr. Strain with instructions for use. David Janicek. will Peggy to Dicky Janicek to keep her in the family. — 11 —

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FIRST ROW: Rita Cortney, Joan Strasheim, Annabel Black, Berdine Peterson, Alma Kindvall. SECOND KOW: Mrs. Marhefka, (sponsor), Barbara Smith, Sonia Torgeson, De- lores LeMay, Maryann Roberts, Donna Barrett, Donna Mulvihill, Billie Jeanne Raper, Lee Ray Edens. THIRD ROW: LaVern Goranson, Jack Vencill, LeRoy Marshno, Martin Esch, Dick Brown, Clyde Nelson, Mr. Pancheau, (sponsor). FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Clinger, Johnny Vencil, Robert Pinkerton, Max Littrell, Edward Tatum, Jim Stander, Frank Land, Ervin Clay, Delmar Tjardes, Bill Maginnis. NOT PICTURED: Wayne Gausman, Dick Shepard, Bob Jackson, Jim Jackson, Arlene Evert. JUNIOR CLASS The Junior Class gave the first school dance of the year. On December 16 the class play, “Bolts and Nuts, was presented. May 2nd the Junior Class will sponsor the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. CLASS OFFICERS James Stander Bill Maginnis Delores LeMay Joan Strasheim President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer —13— HHHI