Paxton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Paxton, NE)

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Class Prophecy The famous year of 1961 has finally rolled around, and as we look in on the Seniors of ten years ago, we find they have made a success in their different Walks of life. Sheila Bannon, who has finished beauty school, is nolw running a Beauty Salon at Thune, Nebraska. Cassie Bryant has married Don Welch and is chief Dairy Maid on their farm. Carroll Hansen is now successfully running the Cider Mill for the three Derr girls. Catherine Bricker is the main attraction at Herstedts bar, she sets balls at the pool tables. Majel Cunningham is still waiting for tall, dark, and handsome to come along and sweep her off her feet. Joyce Holmstedt is the light Weight Woman wrestling champion of 61 . She tops the scales at 98 pounds. Mary Coleman is helping Mrs. Kennedy in her Beauty Salon at Suth- erland, the name of which is Kennedy and Daughter-in-Law. Duane Buss has been trying to persuade Donna McClain to quit teaching but instead, she has persuaded him to start school all over again in her school at Flats. Frances Miller and Morton are now residing on a ranch by Thune. They are raising cattleg incidentally that's not all they're raising. Peggy Cullen is now top roper in the Paxton Roping Club. Gene Krab, Paul Gries, and Ray Bryant are in business together. Paul is the Doctor, Gene is the Undertaker, and Ray digs the graves. At this time, business is rather dead . Annette Cullen is now the manager of Cullen's store. Phyllis Perlinger is now folding parachutes at Fort Riley for Clif- ford Blake. Mildred Steirlen has moved to Ansley. George Mills is now an Orchestra leader and she sings for him. 12

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WILL 4. We, the Seniors of 1951, hereby declare and make known this last will and testament before passing on to make a place for ourselves in this world. We wish to will our Senior home room to the honorable Juniors and also our class sponsor, Mr. Mullens. To the under classmen, wwe bequeath the faculty members. Refusing to will any of the fond memories we have obtained during our many years in school, we wish to leave a little something to a few of our friends, whom we think may be able to use them in their future years at P.H.S. I, Catherine Bricker, will the right to day dream in classes to Ger- aldine Holzfaster. I, Annette Cullen, will my quiet disputing ways with Mr. Bailey to Mary Sedlacek. I, Phyllis Perlinger, will my quiet ways to Karen Snyder. I Mary Coleman, will my singing ability to Janice Lammers. ! I, Mildred Sterlin, will my high grades to Lloyd Boyce. I, Peggy Cullen, will my riding ability to Donna Windels. I, Paul Gries, will my brass knuckles to Bob Discoe. I, Joyce Holmstedt, will my letter writing ability to Stella Perlinger. I, Ray Bryant, will my right to disturb classes to Gene Snyder. I Sheila Bannon, will my long hair to Emma Welch. Y I, Gene Krab, will my parking space at Perlinger's to Dan Hepperly. I, Carrol Hansen, will the Derr girls to Edward Percy. I, Majel Cunningham, will my many out-of-town boy friends to Caro- lyn Anderson. I, Cassie Bryant, will my sunny and happy disposition to Shirley Eakins. I, Duane Buss, will my winning ways with Shirley Hartman to Mike Wright. 11

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