Kasson Mantorville High School - Komet Yearbook (Kasson, MN)

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School days, school days Sood old goldenl Headin' 'n' 'ritin' I HHI stick I was youn You were You wrote on my slate 'I love you so' When we were a couple of kids.

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the senior class of 1953. In twenty-si individual and distinct parts, being of Illegal age and sound mind and body after four strenuous years of cramming and thinking up some form of mischief, do hereby make, publish and declare this our last will and testament; hereby revoking and making void all previous wills or promises by us at any time by a mere slip of the tongue. We gladly give up our position as honorable seniors and leave to the Juniors our daily conferences with the faculty because of the epidemic, ■skipltus . To our teachers we bequeath nothing but gray hair and furrows in their foreheads. To the school we dedicate Booslne , our booby-prize winner of the 1952 Homecoming, for future use in the drivers instruction class. I, Bonnie Anderson, bequeath my ability to sing to Barbara Brewer. I, Lloyd Jensen, leave my way with the women to Milton Bartel. I, Tom Larson, pass on some of my surplus structure to Hose Ann Seim. I, Florence Keller, leave ray trips to Owatoma to Kenny Phelps. I, Joanne Sheppard, give my band pants to Mary Ann Sapp so she can add width to her own. I, Glenda Ellingson, will a few inches of my long locks to Sharon Wacholtz. 1, Jane Anderson, hand down to Torvie Moen my ability in band to count measures in Norwegian. I, Marcia Bartel, leave my pleasant voice to Leonard Griffith. I, Tom Beaver, will my drum heads to Dennis Wilson in case he needs them. I, Arvid Boyum, will my blushing ears to Carol Sanvik. I, Delores Dahle, leave my freckles to Donna Erickson. I, Connie Fox, hand down my ability to say the right thing at the wrong time to Ingvald Knutson. I, Eleanore Funk, will my power to lure males to Janice Sorenson. I, Rose Hanf, transmit to Jean Larson my ambition to have more than one boyfriend. I, Eileen Hanson, will my ability to keep my mouth shut because of circumstances beyond my control to Patty Affeldt. I, Alfred Hodge, give my talent to John Braeten for staying in school. I, Phyllis Kent, leave to Margaret Klossner, my great variety of boyfriends. I, Russell Lienau, will ray masculine build to Sterling Larson. I, Tom Larson, leave my large desk to Willis Evjen. 1, Leslie Thronson, give my ability to lure women to Eldon Moe. I, A1 Hodge, will my brother Jim, to whoever wants him. I, Janet Saettre, will my pleasing personality to Betty TePoel. I, Eileen Hanson, bequeath to my sister Marion, the excitement and glory of being a senior. I, Joanne Sheppard, will to Joyce Thronson my ability to stay in school in spite of a male influence. I, Lloyd Jensen, leave to Russell Chapin my sturdy car so he won't have to ride his motorcycle in the cold. I, Shirley Saxton, will my blach-rimmed eyes, caused by late hours, to my namesake, Shirley Minert. I, Dolores Vail, give my rhythm in marching band to Loren Tuhrman so in future pic- tures he will be in step. I, Leslie Thronson, leave my saw-tooth reeds to Joyce Erickson. I, Doris Lyke, bequeath part of the Hayfleld boys to Beth MeCready. I, Harold Hess, pass to Knute Bungum a rabbit's foot to guard him from breaking any bones during football next year. I, Shirley Saxton, will my ability to take corners on two wheels to Roland Neutzman. I, Jane Anderson, leave mu cheerleading lung power to Audrey Exe. In a pinch it will do as a moose call. I, Connie Fox, will my love for the Jolly Lumberjack Band to Mary Alice Lawrence so she may learn to love good music. I, Delores Dahle, will my Norwegian vocabulary to Joyce Snow. I. Florence Keller, leave my ability to go steady to Julalne Trygstad, I, Phyllis Kent, leave to Velma Brannan my interests in other surrounding towns. I, Harold Ness, bequeath my good marks in Social to Jerome Trygstad in case the subject is tough for him. I, Shirley O'Brien, leave my ability to do such a neat Job in rolling a car to Terry Burnes. I, Russell Lienau, will my ambition to Join the navy to George Boyua. I, Bonnie Anderson, will my small feet to Merlin Lawrence so that he can have a spare. I, Arvid Boyua, bequeath my quiet way to Elaine Evjen. I, Tom Beaver, leave ay ability to pantomiae to Carol Dennis. I, Margaret Bartel, transmit my boldness to Donna Jensen. In witness whereof we have hereunto subscribed our names and fixed our seed this twenty- eighth day of May in the year of Our Lord one-thousand one-hundred and fifty three. 12

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