Peetz High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Peetz, CO)

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SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of the city of Peetz, county of Logan, and State of Colorado, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. First, we bequeath to the Juniors, all the front seats in the Study Hall. To the Sophomores we will our gum chewing ability. Last but not least we will our high school memories and good times to the Freshmen. Gerald fehringer wills his Saturday Night Dances to Jim Johnson and his crew cut to Nicky Norton. Keep it trimmed short Nicky. Dave Finley wills his Uhev. to Bob Fehringer providing he can get it to run, and his place on the football team to Richard Herboldsheimer. Joan Hartway wills her slumber parties to Lois Rice, and her trips to Curley to Nita, being as how Nita never goes. Pat Hegarty wills her getting along with the teachers to Stanley Williams, and her gracefu ness to Virginia ohnson. Keith Krause wills his seat in the aisle in the back of the bus to Ray Hegarty, and his front seat in Study Hall to Dorothy Johnson. Hebert Oliverius wills his good grades to Narlene Bartels and all his girls to anyone lucky enough to get them. Loretta Palmer wills her personality to Valda Amen, and working habits to Darlene Fehringer. Dorothy Schumacher wills her little black ford to Suzie. Take good care of it Suzie so it will also last you through your high school years. S e also wills her trips to Sidney to Hari yn Olsen. Pauline Sperry wills her cheerleading abilities and her parties to Milly Ross. Her picking fights to Twila Oliverius and giving big bumps on boy's heads, with empty beer cans, to Dorothy Johnson. Bob Wieser wills his height to Larry Slaymaker and his ability to play basketball to Stan Williams. In witness thereof, we the Senior Class of '52' have set our hand and seal hereto this Thirteenth day of Na in the year of our Lord one thousand and nine-hundred and fifty-two. 11952K THE SENIOR CLASS OF lgjg lSea1D Signed, sealed, published and declared as and for his last will and testament by The Senior Class, the above-named testator, in the presence of us, who, at his request and the presence of him and of each other, have subscribed our names hereto as witnesses on the day and year last aforesaid. 4 Mhz? .jaw Www W Q, My - VE.-,Jc9,Ea,.,,,L,,, .mm fwnw f3QV5gQ2fL2QLzL4v

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PROPHECY Folks here we are again tonight with our famous Pests Broadcasting company. Station PHS. We will now take you to the beautiful ballroom at the Legion Hall This party is given for the class of '52' who have graduated exactly twenty years ago tonight. The first person we have to interveiw tonight is our famous orchestra leader. Keith Krause and his best dancing ban in the land. He will play a special number called, 'We're Loyal to Peetz High', for old times sake. Next we have the world's famous Metropalitian Opera Star, Mr. David Finley. He has just came back from his concert tour for twenty years and has proved himself a wonder in the muxic world. He will sing us some special numbers at the Legion Hall tomorrow night. We now have Miss Loretta Palmer. We all know Miss Palmer as Queen of the Baton. She owns the largest baton twirling school in the nation. She has introduced a hundred ways of using a baton. She will perform Wednesday night at the High School Gymnasium. Our next guest is Mr. Bob Wieser. Mr. Wieser started off with quite a name before he left Peetz as an All star man in the athletic field. He is now famous for his well known lighting system, the Public Service. He has just completed a light line that circles the world. He is now ready to settle down to quiet married life but can't decide whom he'd rather have as his loving wife: Marylin Olsen or Milly Ross. How, to our fifth guest, Miss Patricia Hegarty, who is the Nation? famous dress designer of Fifth Avenue. She had just recently designed a 850,000 dress for the President's wife. She spends the rest of the time at the Swankish club with her fiance, Alvin Lukesh. Then next is Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fehringer. Mr. and Mrs. Fehringer lives at their large estate West of town and are the parents of twelve children. They claim 'its cheaper by the dozens.' Mrs. Fehringer, the former Virginia Johnson, is known all over the states as the best cherry pie maker. May we now present Dr. Dorothy George, the former Dorothy Schumacher she has received her Ph.D. and P.D.Q. at Peetz High. She has dedicated her life to the study of worms. She has made one starlling discovery which is a great addition to the study of Science, this has made her very happy to spend the rest of her time with her husband,Jackie George and the worms. Robert Oliverius, worlds' famous guitar player and singer is here too. Mr. Oliverius has just finished a feurteen week engagement at the Stork Club. Mr. Oliverius spent two years over in Korea during the third World War and thought he might stay over there and raise peanuts , but changed his mind. Our ninth quest, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Anderson. Mr. Anderson runs the Anderson Grocery in Sidney. Mrs. Anderson, the former Joan Hartway, spends her time at home with her children. They have three pairs of twins namely: Eddie, ldna, Bruno, Bruce, Hubert, and Humphrey. Our last personality in the spotlight is Miss Pauline Sperry. Miss Sperry is a secretary at the World Bank at Washington. She is now engaged to a wealthy man. She is to be married soon an they will make their home at San Antoine, Texas. She has decided to live an exciting life as an millionare. We find this completes the reveiw of the Class of '52'. It makes us proud to think that this nation has such prominent people in its' possession.