Martinsburg High School - Oriole Yearbook (Martinsburg, NE)

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PUPll..'S GRIPES Why can't we have a wire-recorder? Why can't we have a new schoolhouse? Why can't we have all four years high school in Martinsburg? Why can't we have hot lunches? Why can't we have new desks? Why can't we have a soda while reciting history? Why can't we have baseball games? Why can't we talk aloud in school time? Why can't we have sneak day five times a year? Why can't we go into the other rooms? Why can't we go on a hike every day? Ah, why can't we have three months school and nine months of vaca tion? PET SAYINGS Marilyn: l-Ie's my man! Helen White: Now listen. Gloriannez Pm mad at you! Bill: Gee whiz! Donna Ree: I love that boy. Mike: That's what you think! Mickey: l'm a smart sucker. Paul: Keep quiet! Pm studying the I'h00l'l. Joe: Those girls from Ponca! Emil: I have to fix the furnace. Raymond S: You cheated. 13

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REMEMBER ? When Emil fixed the furnace? When Daredevil Hanson jumped one bank too many? When Raymond Schoenrock got the egg shampoo? When Larry Lanser rolled the onion across the floor? Hill Anderson ever failing to say, Gee whiz? When Joe came to school three days a week? When Donna Ree wore her red pajamas? When Helen Ann and Helen White whispered during the six weeks test ? When Mike got his own lesson? When Gloria and Marilyn didn't exchange papers? When Mickey Essy found out he was a smart sucker? When Mary Gensler sat on some gum? 'l' he day Paul was going to give up science? The day Patty didn't chew her gum? 'I' he day Jewell didn't wear his sweater? When Raymond Ullrich got his nose dusted by Paul's eraser? When Bobbie didn't like Donna Ree? When Donna Vee wanted to play hookey? When Jane talked aloud in school time? CLASS WILL We, the members of the graduating class, being of sound mind and memory, hereby bequeath our most treasured possessions to the members of the Class of 1950, hoping that they will make good use of them as we have done. I, Bobbie Rahn, bequeath my lady-like manner to all the Freshman girls. I, Jewell Bottger, bequeath my glasses to Helen White, hoping she will never lose track of Smitty Boy. l, Jane Brandemuhl, bequeath my ability to get along with the teacher to Donna Vee Zinn. I, Bill Anderson, bequeath my nose-rubbing ability to Larry Lanser in hopes that he can see better. I, Mary Gensler, bequeath my ability to catch up on sleep to Helen Ann Ullrich, hoping she can use it in history class. l, Mickey Essy. leave my ability to study to Helen Ann in hopes that she will make good use of it. I, Paul Wellenstein, bequeath my interest in science to Helen White, hoping she will become a great scientist like me some day. I, Raymond Ullrich, bequeath my grumpiness to Raymond Schoenrock, in hopes that it will make him happy. ' l, Emil Schoenrock, bequeath my ability as a woodcarver to Patty Cyphers so she may redecorate the schoolhouse when I leave. 12

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Larry: Come on, quit your cheating. Mary: Oh, gollyl Donna. Vee: 1-Ii, girls. Helen Ann: O.K. for you. Patty Cyphers: You just think you're smart 14