Mora High School - Mustang Yearbook (Mora, MN)

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ELDON JAMES NJesse NHe's just another S F MARY HILLENBRAND A neat appearing to look at.H H Baseball 2,5,4. GENE KRINKE MARY DOCHOW 5 overtime.n German Club 4. SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT LARRY KLAPMEIER VICE-PRESIDENT BETTY LOU KRAWIECKI SECRETARY VIVIAN ANDERSON TREASURER JANET LATTERELL VALEDICTORIAN JANET LATTERELL SALUTATORIAN ELDON KROTZ row.n AA 2,5,4g Transfer Student l. Library Club 23 Mirror Staff 4. DARLENE HATHAWAY nPhyln HShe and 'fun' are twins N Junior Choir lg Senior CRoir 5,45 Library Club l. SYLVESTER KLOUS nCyN nHis laugh is worth a thousand groans.n nMy car will go anyplace.n FFA 1,2,5,45 Bond l,2,5g Foto club 1. uShe talks little but her brains work ll boy who forgot to girl is always nice CLASS COLORS: BLUE AND GOLD CLASS FLOWER: YELLOW ROSE CLASS MOTTO: UNTRAVELED PATHS- OUR OPPORTUNITIES I2 .

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ZLASS- WILL: We, the Seniors of l952, of Mora High School, being of unsound mind, well- trained memory, and super-human understanding, do declare this our last will and testament. We dispose of our possessions as follows: Robert Smith wills his comb to Richari Randall. Mary Meyer wills her advantage to get to town to go rollerskating to JoAnn Munter. Morris Johnson wills his ability to get along with Mr. Obert to Don Ostrom. Ruthellen Anderson leaves her ability to argue. Glenda Schlagel wills her night life to Janice Throndson. Ella Mathison leaves her desk in assembly to anyone wanting visitors during the school year. Lary Klapmeier wills his quiet f?P studious C?l ways to Harold Hornquist. Betty Hoffman wills her school enthusiasm to anyone willing to give up everything else for work. Fred Klammer wills his first chair cornet to Willard Nordman. Carol Herr wills her voice to any future Senior Choir member. Florence Kadlec wills her back seat in English to anyone who is small. Mary Dochow wills a little more stuff called hair to Corrine Seonbuchner. Sylvester Klous wills his ability to break glasses to anyone who can afford it, Madge Strom wills her job in the Cafeteria to Kay Cottrell. Kenneth Nelson wills his quiet bass voice to Stanley Erickson for his use in Senior Choir. Laird Mork wills his high marks in Algebra to Stanton Serline who will probably need them next year. Louise Strandlund wills her majorette uniform to Evelyn Kopp in hopes it will fit. Sandra Smith wills her homecoming crown to any future homecoming queen and hopes the weather is suitable for coronation. Robert Monson wills his height to Richard Kubat. Ellen Mathison wills her seat in Chemistry to anyone in Physics who has a secret. desire to blow up the room. Donald Ritter leaves his typewriter and ability to type. Janet Latterell wills her desk in the assembly to Gary Martens who seems to like sitting there so well. Gene frigkeiwills his seat under Mr. Obert's nose to anyone who is real interested n oc a . -- Q wills 2523 that Mr. Gerard will some day learn to write a test that he can understand. ELQQQ-Qgmgs wills his seat to anyone who wants to sleep but must have the ability to sleep while sitting in a front seat. I4