Nevada High School - Cub Yearbook (Nevada, IA)

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CLASS HI STORY IN SEPTEMBER I939 THERE WERE TWENTY-EIGHT PUPILS SEATED ALONG THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE ASSEMBLY, I-DPING THAT SOME DAY TI EY woUI.D BE SENl0RSg THOSE EYROLLED IN TI-IE FRESI-MAN CLASS IIERE ROBERT BAMFORD, EDISON DAVIS, ELAINE DAVIS, JAY DAvIs,'VWxNDA DANNENBERGER, MARG- ARET DAY, JOI-IN DICKINSON, CHARLES DODD, ROBERT DUNAI-Ioo, CORA MARIE FARREN, MARILYN HAMBLY, NORINE HALTERMAN, MARY HEINTZ, RICHARD HOPPER, LYLE HUNT, MARK' LISTON, ROBERTMEAD, ROBERT NEL- SON, Loos NUTTAL, NORMAN ROGERS, ALICE SHEARER, GLENN SQUIRES, PAUL STARK, ARTI-UR STIFEL, CLIFF TEMPLEMAN, NDRA LEE STFFEL, RAWMOND LNTRAUER, AND VIRGINIA YEAGER. MARSDRIE BEAI. OAME Tl'E SEOOND SIX WEEKS AND LEFT AT THE END OF THE SEMESTER. LOUISE BILLNIAN AND MILDRED ADAMS STARTED THE SECOND SEMESTER AND NORINE HALTERMAN MOVED AWAYO TDM TIPTON LIOINED US IN OUR NPHOMORE YEAR. NORA LEE STIFEI. AND MILDRI:-:D ADAMS MOVED AWAY DURING TI-E SLMMER. LATER ON MARY I-EINTZ, ROBERT MEAD, AND ARTI-UR STIFEL MOVED AWAY. DURING OUR JJNIOR YEAR DONALD HELLYER STARTED WITH USO ROB- ERT MEAD LEFT TPE QCOND EMESTERQ IVADEL FRENCH ALSO ATTENDEO A FEW VEEKS IN TI'E SECOND SEMESTERO TOM TIPTON MOVED AWAY DURING TPE SUMMER AND DONALD IELLYER LEFT THE FIRST SEMESTER OF OUR LAST YEAR IN HIGH SCHJOLO

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CLASS WI LL WE T'I'E SENIOR CLASS OF I943, BEING OF SOUND MIND AND GOOD PHYSICAL STRENGTH, AND ADT UNDER INFLUENCE OF ANYTHING OR ANY PERSON WHOMSOEVER D0 AT THIS T IME HEREBY MAKE, PUBLISH, AND DE- CLARE THIS TO BE OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENTQ WE TI-E ENIOR CLASS OF I943 DO WILL AND BEQUEST ALL GOOD TIMES THAT VIE HAVE HKD HERE IN COLO HIGH TO THE JUNIOR CLASS AND ASK IN RETURN THAT THEY CARRY OUT THESE CDR LAST REQUESTS. JOI'N ROBERT BAMFORD WISHES TO GIVE ALI. HIS LONG BLACK HAIR TO MARTIN REESE, IN Hopes THAT HE MAY eRow EYE LASPES TO ao WITH IT, MARY LUJIS BILLMAN AT THIS TIME WANTS TO WILL HER WAY WITH FARM BOYS TO ARDIS JAY S0 LONG AS SHE LEAVES JOHINNIE ALONE: WANDA ERMA DANNENBERGER GIVES HE? ABILITY T0 TBIAPT ALL MEN TO GLADYS SMITHo EDISON HoRAcE DAvIs wouI.D LIKE TO GIVE HIS ABILITY TO GET FRONT SEATS TO ANYONE mo WILL ACCEPT IT. JAY VIRGIL DAVIS WISI'ES THAT HE MIGHT KEEP EVERYTHIM-I I-E HAS FOR HIMSELFQ ELAINE EMMA DAVIS WISPES THAT SHE MIGHT GIVE TO EVERETT COOPER I'-ER ABILITY T0 GET GRADES, IN FDPES I'E'I..L USE THEM. MARGARET MARIE ADAMS AT THIS TIME WILLS HER ABILITY TO WEAR SHORT DRESSES TO ELSIE SCI-NJRq JOI'N ALBERT DICKINSON HAS DECIDED TO LEAVE SCFDOL GIRLS TO TI'E JUNIOR BOYS AND DEVOTE HIS TIME TO FARM WORK. I CHARLES EUENE DODD AFTER A LONG STRUGGLE, AGREED TO LEAVE HIS ABILITY TO DRAG IN ECONOMICS TO STAN SQUIRESQ RoeERT ELMER DUNAI-DO wlI.I.s HIS ABILITY TO HOLD DOWN CLASS OFFICES TO BILL CARLSONQ CMA MARIE FARREN GIVES HER ABILITY T0 STAY HOME NIG-ITS TO MARCELE DEJING, AND PDPES SI'E IBES IT. MARILYN RUTH HAMBLY WISHES THAT HER ABILITY TO SECURE DATES WITH NEVADA BOYS MIGHT BE GIVEN TO HELEN MCINTGHQ RICHARD IERMAN HOPPER VWULD LIKE T0 WISH HIS TEJDENCY TO SHOOT PAPER CLIPS OFF ON TO MOST ANYBODYg MARK EUGENE LISTON WILLS HIS SNEEZE TO ANYOIE WI'D HAS A STRONG EIIDUGH HEART TO SURVIVE AFTER CNE OF TIESE EXPI-.OSIONSU ROBERT ALLEN NELSON WILLS TO HIS BROTI-ER LEW HIS ABILITY TO WORK ON TI-E FARM6