Mead Public School - Raider Yearbook (Mead, NE)

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CLASS We the Seniors of Mead Hi|h School, Class of 1958, state of Nebraska, city of Mead, do hereby will our pbility to cooperate with all the teachers to the underclassmen so that their remaining school years will be more pleasant. To the Faculty we leave our good behavior. To the Juniors we leave our class sponsor. To the Sophomore we leave our studying abilities. To the Freshmen we leave ojur quiet manners. We, as individuals do hereby will the following: I, Sue Ann Coyle, do hereby will my ability to have editorial in on time to Joan Gustafson and my Homemaker of Tomorrow Award to Mr. Caugh'lin. I, Alice Emken, do hereby will my blonde hair to Kathy Coyle and my younger brothers to any two girls that want them. I, Sharon Ellison, da hereby will my drivers license to anybody who can get it and my knowledge to anyone of the freshman boys. I, Donald Fisher, do hereby will my car to Leslie Carter and my duck tail to Jim Holst. . I, Ginger Fisher, do hereby will my job as volleyball student manager to Eldon Johnson and my nb:! i • -me s: :ck :' gum at a game tr Caughlin. I, Joyce Flagle, do hereby will my job as art editor on the Mead Buccaneer to anyone who has the patience and Richard Johnson to 90 one. I, Marilyn Hanson, do hereby will my ability to understand bookkeeping to Eldon Johnson and my waistline to Sharon Zook. I, Sandra Johnson, do hereby will my ability to operate the mimeograph machine to Janice Stange and my inky hands to Joyce Thomas. I, Ralph Langemeier, do hereby will my ability to play football to Wayne Carlson and my pole vaulting ability to Bob Williams. I, Ronnie Morrissey, do hereby will my duck tail to Eldon Johnson, my cowboy boots to Mr. Lytle, and my ambition to Richard Behrens. I, Barbara Moser, do hereby will my cheerleading ability to Janice Challquist and my ability to hold one guy to Rita Fisher. I, Richard Nygren, do hereby will my vocal ability to Dennis Robbins and my basketball ability to Wayne Carlson. I, Jean Pellan, do hereby will my ability to stay free to Mary Nygren and my ability to make noise in the halls to Mr. Lytle. 1, Marjorie Pellan, do hereby will my volleyball ability to Joan Gus- tafson and my leisure time and height to Mr. Lytle. I, Janet Osterloh, do hereby will my ability to go steady to my sister, Sharon Osterloh, and quiet manners to Donnetta Breeraes. I, Larry Sabatka, do hereby will my dual pipes to Hugo Berggren, my hubcaps to whoever stole them, and my bookkeeping ability to Mardith Robbins. I, Danny Wagner, do hereby will my good luck with cars to Leslie Carter and my ability to bowl to Earl Burt.

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JANET OSTERLOH Volleyball 2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3,4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Buccaneer 4; Raider Club 4. LARRY SABATKA Football 3,4; Class Play 3,4; F, F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Reporter 3; Chorus 1; Class Vice-President 4; Secretary 2; Student Council 4. JEAN PELLAN Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; President 4; Class Play 3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Buccaneer 4; Raider Club 4. DANNY WAGNER Class Play 3,4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; C h or u s 1, 2. MARJORIE PELLAN Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Treasurer 4; Class Play 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Buccaneer 4; Raider Club 4; Class President 4.

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CLASS PROPHECY In the year 1968-Mr. Lloyd C. Texley is standing in front of Mead High School awaiting the arrival of the Seniors of 1958. They are holding a reunion in the high school auditorium. He first greets RAl PH LANGEMEIER, head of Lange- meier’s Cattle Estancia, and as he shakes hands with Ralph, RICHARD NYGREN, who has been predicted the Elvis Presley of 1968, appears. RONNIE MORRISSEY and LARRY SABATKA, who were the best of friends in high school show up together and they are discussing their work, Ronnie as owner of the Big “M” Company in New York and Larry as Saunders County Sheriff hunting for stolen hub caps. DONALD FISHER who was the senior class’s heaviest boy is now owner and operator of a clothing store for women. DANNY WAGNER is still walking because he hasn't gotten used to driving a car since he attempted a cross country walk to Arizona. GINGER FISHER and JOYCE FLAGLE (JOHNSON) come together. Joyce runs a temper controlling school and Ginger runs a glamour school for unfinished girls; both are working in the same town and so give each other business. Next come BARBARA MOSER and MARILYN HANSON; both are very studious workers. Barbara is a private secretary for Langemeier’s Cattle Estancia and Marilyn is working for Warner Brother's Studios. SUE COYLE, MARJORIE PELLAN, JEAN PELLAN, and SANDRA JOHNSON, who palled around in high school, step inside the building together each with a very inter- esting story to tell. Sue Ann has been a registered nurse in Arizona, Marjorie is coaching a champion volleyball team, Jean was voted Miss Giggles of 1968 and Sandra is mother of the year 1968. Looks like these girls are really prosperous. ALICE EMKEN and JANET OSTERLOH show up together. Alice is an old maid and owner of a big dairy farm in Wisconsin and Janet is a milk maid for Emken Dairy. And last but not least SHARON ELLISON arrives and she has just finished her trip to the moon, which has made her the first woman to travel, to the MOON. Mr. Texley now realizes that this is the Senior Class of 1958. M