Menlo High School - Tiger Yearbook (Menlo, KS)

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Class Wzll The members of the Semor Class of Menlo High School belng mentally unfit of weak heart and havlng but a few short hours to dwell among the horrors of the trials and tr1bulat1ons of our high school days, and belng on the verge of departing for realms unknown do make publish and declare this our last will and testament hereby revoking any wllls heretofore made by us at any tlme we may have chanced to be ln our right mxnds Havmg spent all our money on mctures partles and other necessary artu es too numerous to mention we are 1n bankrupt circumstances We earnestly hope that we shall have enough frlends left to take care of our debts left at the candy stand the pool hall and any other unpamd obhgatlon Z We wxll and bequeath unto the faculty our great intelligence We hope that what they have learned from us has not been ln vam 3 To our faithful sponsors Mr jelhson and Mrs Klrchner we w1ll and bequeath old penclls rubber bands erasers pocket knives and lipstick that have been so carefully guarded these four past years 4 To the junlor Class who w1ll take our places next year we will and bequeath our ablhty to get along with the teachers our ab1l1ty to get out of classes also our great abxlxty to get a sandwich from the cooks now and then 5 To the janitor we w1l1 and bequeath the carved up desks and seats also the lnk spots on the floor He can also have the wads of gum under the last row of seats m the study hall 6 The xndxvxdual members of the Semor Class of 1950 do wxll and bequeath the follow1ng articles I Bobby Beckman do w11l and bequeath my techmque wlth women to Johnnie Moss I Juanita Duffey do w1ll and bequeath my ablhty ln basketball to jackie Lxester I Raymond Washburn do w1ll and bequeath my shortness to Robert Feldt I Lavxna McCorm1ck do w1ll and bequeath my hkeness for Bookkeeping to Charlotte McCorxrnck Qjust to keep xt m the family, Also my swmft serves ln ping pong to Harry Dible I Donnie Stephens do will and bequeath my abxllty in basketball to Johnnie Moss I Sh1rley Ogxer do will and bequeath my long curly ha1r to Bobby Klaurens I Vera Klaurens do will and bequeath my pep to Vxrg1n1a Hoff 10 U . . . . 1 , . D 9 . . . . . , . . 1 1 1 . . . I ' - . . . ' n -. 1 1 ' 1 1 0 . . . . . 1 1 - . . . . . n 1 o Q 5 . . 1 1 1 1 , , . . 1 .. . .. I I .. 1 . . . . o 1 1 1 . . . . .- - . v 1 . . . . . . 1 1 . . .. . 1 1 . . 1 1 . a u 9 Ill Oi n 1 . - . . , , . . . - O . . .. . 1 . . . . . 1 . . . .. 1 .

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Class Prophecy The year IS 1960 I am a reporter on the U S TIMES The other dayl mterviewedj J jellxson the great orator of present hzstory The subject of the 1nterv1ew was the Graduating Class of Menlo Hxgh ln 1950 It seems that the eleven members of the class have all been very successful Raymond Washburn became a travellng salesman of the Bayer Asptrln Co He met and marr1ed Mr Bayer s daughter and fell he1r to the whole company of which he IS now president Dorene Duffey IS the new Professor of Etiquette at Stephens College in M1ssour1 She has studxed in great colleges all over the world Vera Klaurens or rather fMrs Maurice Sloan, IS the proud mother of two sons who hold all the grade school track records 1n the U S Bob Beckrnan was an A 1 Navy man He hked It so much he re enlisted H IS now Captain of hxs sh1p He enjoys h1s l1fe of wme women and song very much Shlrley Ogler is an attractwe dance lnstructor for an Arthur Murray School nn Denver Because of clumsy pupxls her feet are an mch shorter as she has no toes anymore Lloyd Yoernan has become qurte wealthy He and h1s wife own and operate a furmture store and a telephone off1ce Llllxan Rexner, the friend to all, operates her Beauty Salon m the time 1n which she is not rearlng a family doing housework and helping others Lavxna McCorm1ck is a Rural Nurse in Connecticut She makes her daily rounds and then goes off at a rapld pace for a game of pxng pong wxth a neighbor boy Donme Stephens owns a thousand acre ranch m Colorado He uses It as a resort for friends from home He has a bar ln the house and he tends it hirnself Juanita Duffey 1s prominent xn the business cxrcles of Denver Hav1ng become a very successful executive she IB now v1ce president of Central Business College Bernetta Custer 18 a designer for a fum mn Chicago She got the job by her design of an evemng gown of Nylon plastxc It had buttons on the szde to change the color of the gown three ttmes After I received all thxs unformatlon I thanked Mr jellison hurrxed home and wrote the above article It would not recezve an award but I thought it was mterestmg Didn t you 'P 9 'P Reporter 9 . .. . , . . . .. 9 . . . - .. 9 . y - . . . . . . . . . 9 . . . . . .- . ' , 6 - 9 9 . . . . . . . . 9 . . . . . . - .. . . . . . . . . . 9 9 9 . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . - - . Q . . . . 9 . . . . . . , . , - . . 0 . .. . , ' 1 9 . . 9 I 0 u u I , ---.... .....

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Bernetta Custer do wxll and bequeath my muilc abllmty to Earl Moss Dorene Duifey do will and bequeath my quxteness and studlousness to junior Hoff Lxllxan Riener do wxll and bequeath my many boy frxends to Charlotte McCorm1ck I Lloyd Yeoman do w1ll and bequeath my tallness to Bernita Duffey socxal lives a success we leave to them the sahsfyxng knowledge that the Seniors of 1950 w1ll no longer be a menace 'Lo them and thexr pocketbooks Havlng thus disposed of all our personal belongings we wxsh to take thls opportumty to express our sincere grat1tude to all and also bidding farewell to those who have made our school days at our beloved Alma Mater so happy and successful Slgned Members of the Semor Class 11 1, , . . . I' . . I, . . . . VH, To the community who has so generously helped us in making our