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Name Nickname Hangout Pet Saying Priscilla Angersbach Chrys Palace Lobby “Oh, Louie!” Shirley Auman Maggie Junie’s Car “Please!” Bertie E. Bagley Bert Drug Store “Oh, Crumb!” Linda Barnstable Gloria Pinball Machine “Drop Dead!” Frances Bender Snooky Library “Um-maybe!” Edwin Best Best Home No! Carl Bevill Cheese Standard Station “Say Jack Ahh?” James P. Blasko Pete Heaven Only Knows “Let’s Go” Melvin Boliard Slug Village Tavern “OK! Miss Hogue” David Carroll Dave Palace Theater “Whatcha say, Wheel?” Wm. Robert Cassidy Bill Standard Station “Can I Take the Car Tonight?” Norman Chadwick Chad Coalton “Nokomis!” Shirley Chadwick Shirl Aine’s Pontiac “Take It Easy, Murph!” Evelyn Chambers Evie Taylorville “Oh, Bite Me!” Helen Clavin Clabbie Murray’s “Oh, No! Thomas Clavin Tom Blue’s Station “Holy Cow!” Mary Ellen Davis Davey Drug Store “I Don’t Know!” Rose Marie Epley Rosie Murray’s “Gee Whiz!” Richard Harrison Dick Candy Kitchen “Scrounge!” Ralph Heck Mick 422 S. Spruce “Where’s Gail?” Merle Herpstreith Herb Blue’s Station “Blow!” Marilyn Hinton Hez Archie’s “Criminetly!” Lucille Hoehn Murray’s “Oh shut up!” Donald Huber Don Murray’s “Stick Around, You Ain’t Going Nowhere!” Oliver Hunt Ollie Candy Kitchen “Whatya say, boy?” Andrew Hvizdos Andy Village Tavern “Oh, those Bums!” Lyle Janssen Pee Wee Blue’s Station “I’m Sorry” Dennis E. Johnson Chow Boy Blue’s Station “Oh, Miss Hogue” Eugene Johnson Gene Blue’s Station “Oh, My!” Wesley T. Johnson Wes Murray’s “I See, Says the Blind Man” Jimmie Keele Keele Candy Kitchen “Oh, Boy!” Georgia Kettelkamp George Drug Store “0, You Know!” Ralph Pavolko John Chemistry Lab “Dumb Farmers!” Jean Pocock Jeanie Murray’s “Oh! Goodness!” Barbara Poteet Pete Anywhere “Whatsa matter witcha!” George Reed Reed Ed’s Cigar Store “Oh, boy” Robert Schniepp Bob Home “So what!” Joann Spears Jo My Truck “Wot hoppened?” Donald Stauder Don Murray’s “I don’t know what to tell yuh—” Hazel Stevens Kitten Mac’s ‘Listen, kid” Mary Ann Tester Murray’s “O! O!” Doris June Warnsing Do Little Morrisonville “For Heaven’s Sake!” Alvena Williams Venus Mac’s “That’ll Learn You” TWENTY
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HAZEL STEVENS MARY ANN TESTER DORIS WARNSING ALVENA WILLIAMS SsrnwhA. HAZEL STEVENS August 23 Travel Club 1: Dramatic Club J: F.H.A. 2.3.4: G.A. A. 1.4. MARY ANN TESTER September 4 Raymond II. S. 1,2,: Valentine Queen Attendant 3; F.H.A. 3,4; G.A.A. 4; Majorette 3,4. DORIS WARNSING March 29 Travel Flub 1; Dramatic Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2,4: G. A.A. 1. ALVENA WILLIAMS June 18 Weatervelt Community H. S. 1,2,; G.A.A. Vice-President 4: F.H.A. 4. FAREWELL Dear Juniors, we have no song to leave you— No bird could sing to clouds of gray— But ere we part, a thought we leave you For everyday: Be kindly and thoughtful and clever; Do gracious deeds, not dream them all day long, Thus making your life a happy one forever As an old sweet song.—L.L.B. 1995 (Looking Over Old Nokomis High Annuals) Oh! look at that girl in those awful clothes, she’s a scream; She’s dressed like something you see in a dream, Why, that skirt is so long and that baggy sweater! A flour sack would look ten times better! And that boy that’s standing next to her, hasn’t a hair on his head; That shirt is a ghastly color—purple and red! He acts as if he’s something great—a real doozie! In those days I guess the girls couldn’t be choozie! I’ll go ask Mom to have a look to see If she knows who it is in this old ’50 year book. Mom, ain’t they the funniest things you ever saw? Why dear, I’m surprised at you! Don’t you recognize Grandma and Grandpa?—L.L.B. NINETEEN
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fDoh AnnntiiioA Pet Peeve Favorite Food Prize Possession Ambition Losing Things Avocados Car Keys Make Money Cigars Ice Cream “Junie” Easy Job Is Bertie Your Real Name' ? Cheeseburgers Math Book Own a Hudson Crepe soled shoes Spaghetti George Marry a Sailor Freshman Sc. Class Olives Japanese Dishes Trapeze Artist Sneaking in Line Barbecue Sandwiches Motor Scooter Taking Life Easy Flat Tires Beans Model A Play Tuba New Styles Huloupkie My Crew Cut Aly Khan II Smart Freshmen Ice Cream The Car Get Out of School Cigarette Moochers Fried Chicken Shotgun Mountain Climber Flat Tires Chicken and Dressing My Car Mechanic Cigarettes Cherry Pie Hat and Car Baseball Player “My Friend Irma” Italian Spaghetti “Aines” Non-de’t’d G. C. Teachers Yelling in S. H. Hamburger Sandwich Class Ring Private Secretary Staying Home Bananas Class Ring Be a Secretary Freshmen Potatoes Truck Farmer American Government Ice Cream Bertie Marry Someday My Dimples Apple Pie A Ford Stenographer Women on Telephone Tapioca My Convertible Orchestra Leader Woman Smoker Strawberry Shortcake Cigarettes Parts Man Sneaking in Line Fried Quail My ’38 Ford Ford Mechanic Horn Lesson Chili My Heart Horn Player Staying at Home Banana Pie Class Ring Secretary English Pie and Ice Cream Beautiful Girl True and Loyal Play Ball with Cards Illegible Copy Fried Chicken Bicycle Linotypist Study Hall Periods Chicken My Language Navy Air Corps Sneaking in Line Ice Cream Ability To Think Graduate in 1950 Know-It-Alls Venison My Brains Bullfighter Long Skirts Mushrooms and Steak The Car Fly a Plane English Pie and Ice Cream Senior School Days Cardinal Infielder “Pete” Potato Salad My Horn Rich Dry Cleaner A Southerner? Apple Salad Class Ring To Work Farmers Quail My Dog Go to Alaska Kenny less Nights Pineapple “Kenney” Housewife Fighting on the Bus Chicken My Dog “Cricket” Marry a Rich Man Latin II Steak My Trombone Be a Great Coach Smart Freshmen Barbecue Motor Bike Be a Farmer Knuckle Cracking Spaghetti “Don” Housewife People Who Think They Are Something Pie and Ice Cream My Watch That Doesn’t Run Play End for Army Blind Dates “Wittiman” Banana Splits My Height Drive ’49 Nash Days Without Louie Cherry Pie Louis Epley Housewife Lunch Line Chili-Con-Carne Class Ring Be a Teacher Blind Dates Banana Splits My Freckles Get More Sleep TWENTY-ONF
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