Onamia High School - Warrior Yearbook (Onamia, MN)

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WILL Marilyn Norine wills her likeable ways to Janice Hoening. Raymond Nost wills his talkativeness to Edward Schmidt. Douglas Peterson wills his out of town interests to Elvin Johnson Dick Petrin wills his wolf instincts to Alvin Gave. Gordon Phillips wills his nickname nRound1eu to any old square. Marlin Phillips wills his dishpan hands to Miss Nordmark. Gary Radloff wills his crew out to Glen Cash. Albert Sallng wills his smile to Sylvia Probasco. Donna Seagren wills her breathing to next years choir. Rita Shir wills her sweetness to Jean Kent. Eddie Silker wills his wisecracks to Dwight Madison. Dave TenBruin wills his algebra book back to Mr. Olness. Madonna Wenzel wills her editorship to some brave soul. Uarolln Zak wills her drumsticks to Lorraine Hendricks. Get it clean L Huh H n'l?Hkn Oop's that's wrong!

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CLASS Fred Andrea wills his grin to Kent Smith. Doris Barnes wills her long hair to Berniece Wacker. Charles Benson wills his lock of red hair to Donald Lemke. Annabel Berhow wills her bookkeeping to Lorraine Pederson. Stephen Bye wills his bashfulness to Virginia Swanson. Dale Corbett wills his cowboy boots to Charlotte Percy. Clarice Dahlheimer wills her ability in shorthand to Jack Wenzel. Marian Daniels wills her choir robe No. 13 to Jim Gish. Gretchen Dobbelaire wills her diamond to Margaret Lambert. Eileen Gast wills her bangs to Shirley South. Dennis Goplen wills his interest in school to Jim Sievek. Edwin Hansen wills his height to Rinehart Kurtz. Larry Hebler wills his unbuttoned shirts to some daring girl. John Heinen wills his quietness to Richard Anderson. Virginia Henagin wills her sewing ability to Eldee Brown. Carol Hoening wills her southern accent to Eileen Pelle. Bernlece Hoffman wills her cheerleading ability to Ruth Marvin. Sharon Holbert wills her love of English to Joanne Truax. Annette Johnson wills her pigeon toes to Vivian Hamilton. Delores Johnson wills her gum to the waste basket. Jim Johnson wills his class ring to Karen Sievek. Loren Johnson wills his physics book to Chester Thomas. Mary Johnson wills her 7th hour library desk to Dorothy Heidamann. Rena Johnson wills a Mllaca relative to Pat Herlngton. Leroy Kahlhamer wills his temper to Keith Petrin. Bill Konze wills his stacked locker to Mary Lou Lindquist. Arnold Kurtz wills his blush to Marcia Zylla. Phyllis Marschall wills her promptness to social class to Pat Leeb Betty Meyer wills her curly hair to Judy Loague. Florence Meyer wills her ability to sleep in class to Lois Gross. Jeanette Miers wills her nine inch ruler to Delores Cooley. John Miller wills one baritone mouthpiece to Betty Eller. Dale Nelson wills his manly charm to Myron Syverson. Donald Nelson wills his jalopy to Alan Bergh.

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CLASS HISTO RY In the fall of 1950 we were green freshman, ea- gerly awaiting our initiation. The tlme fin ll S Y came and some of our eagerness was gone as we re d- a led ourselves for the big day. Gunny sacks, boots, r h t g een a s, and vegetable corsages were on the agenda of apparel. The sophomores gave us a party in the evening complete with consequences. It was truly one of the big events of our freshman year 0 'L lflmlfb Q D X QFMIT r'g' 'Alla X if n K 1 My J, f a ux., Another event that we will always remember is our Junior class play, WOFF THE TRACK.U After weeks of planning, re- hearsal, and many forgotten lines, our play became a re- ality.