Oberon High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Oberon, ND)

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Sensor Class Prophecy Professor Timeltell made an unexpected V1S1t to the Senior Class of 1952 He advlsed the Semors as to the profession or occupation each individual might find himself engaged in a few years from now He told Gene Woolley that he is most f1tted to be a farmer Being a bache lor was out of the question for him, for his eyes would not stand the strain of darning socks He was xnterested in a high school friend who always rode to school with him, but 1n later years he found that she was not the woman for h m The professor peered over his dark rimmed glasses at Curtis Thompson Ahhhll! A second Samuel F B Morse His dlscovery was not the first tele graph, but a wonderful perfection along this line Later, he established a famous telegraph school 1n New York Yes, freckled face Curtis wlll be quite a success Next Professor Timeltell took a good long look at Sonja My how confusing he exclaimed Then after 3 and 1f4 minutes of concentration he said that she would marry at the tender age of 21 K after a romantic rendevous with a certa.1n Mr K L D Marriage will change her name to Gumerlnger She will reside Two of our classmates it seems, will be employed as stenographers at a certain company in Maddock Then suddenly there is a double wedding' 3You guessed, the girls marry their bosses! Pat shall reside at the Baldwin rest dence and Donna at a place formerly known as Spinster's Paradise' Don Knutson and his wife, a former Minnewaukan girl, whose name now slips my memory, shall live happily at a cozy little village, Livelong, Iowa. Don becomes a morticlan, you know Mrs LeRoy Sabbe turns out, said the professor to be the loveliest wife and mother Yes, after teaching school a year, .Tune decided that she's like to do home work ' herself The future years find Carol Christiansen a sargeant ln the U S Army Far away in the picture, we see a snappy littl brunette This is none other than Carol s ' one and only His career becomes that of an Army officer Jean Roberts, the professor said, would make an extremely competent teacher She will teach about five years, then marry a fellow teacher, and raise about seven children Naturally this ends Jean's school teaching pro fesslon Professor T got rather confused and amused when Orville Compton s future was delved into He, it seems, takes over Bob l-lope's job ln television in 1962 Yes, as a comedian, O C is great! By the way, in case you are in terested, he married a lovely girl from Alabama, her Southern drawl appeals to Orville's gentle? temperament. I was very glad to be Professor Tfmeltelfs secretary and record this vital information to you 16 l . - ' . l happily at estate in New York. . 7 l 9 . !

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Last Wall and Testment We, the 1952 graduating class of Oberon High School, ln the county of Benson, and state of North Dakota, being without doubt of sane mind and good judgment, do hereby legally declare this our last will and testament To the faculty, we will a papler mache bas relief of a worm in the act of turning, made of flunk slips, also, an engraved testimonial signed by our doctor to the effect that we have come through four years of struggle with an unexcelled record in the matter of heart actions, cranial expansion, weight reduction, and synthetic complexlons To the Junior Class, we will our seats in the assembly with the slightly used gum under them To the Sophomore Class, a locket containing a llst of our mistakes as a class and the large trunk containing the records of our scholastic, athletic social, and individual attalnments To the Freshmen, or beginners' department, our class picture, for their inspiration when the way seems hard and long Sonja wills her ability to stick to one boy to Audrey Thompson. Gene wllls his quiet ways to John Geston His way with the women, curtls leaves to Don Severinson Orville, Don, and Curtis leave their ability to play basketball to Rodney Belcher Patricia and Sonja leave the green dye for their bangs to Mona Burgstahler Orville wills his height to John Graham Patricia leaves all hee old boyfriends to Ramona Mltzel Curtis wills his silence to Oscar Sorenson Donna's compact and lipstick, we glv to Marjolaine Tweeten Jean wills her ability to drive to and from school to Mona Burgstahler June wills a box of stationery to J anlce Stenberg, because we know she writes a lot Don presents to Robert Nelson his basketball uniform which proved to be so lucky for him this year June leaves her liking of Bulcks to Marlys Knutson Donna wills her abillfy to make the best of every week end to Katherine Compton Jean wills her old glasses to Eloise Treon, Gene wills all of his brains to anyone who needs them Carol wills all of his pep to Charles Thompson Sonja and Patricia will their ability to use dial phones to Audrey Nelson To Oberon School, a large barrel of sparkllng gratitude drawn from the deepest wells of memory, and kept cool and refreshing by large chunks of cold common sense supplled by the superintendent. In Witness, whereof, we have hereunto set our hands and seal this flfth day of February, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty 1952 Senior Class 15 7 J Carol's yearning for girls, we give to Ronnie Sllberg. two.

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