Polk High School - Cub Yearbook (Polk, NE)

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CLASS PROPHECY Mr. and Mrs. Wlllert are making a tour of the United States to visit the members of the graduating Senior Class, cf 1945. The year Is now 1960. First they come to New York City where they llnd Eugene Ander- sen a retired millionaire. Since he can ufford to pay a large sun of money he has o very churning mula. As they proceed or. their Journey they come to ore of many lit- tle towns In Ohio. Here they find on a prospective lam, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ferguson, vrs. Ferguson Is tetter known as Vandellne Bush When visiting Mrs. Ferguson, they find that se was formerly employed as one of hr. Field's models. Continuing on their Journey they come to Wayne State Teachers Colie.-e at Wayne, Nebraska. Here they find Betty Creech, who is known the state over I ecauso of her great teaching ability. She Is noted for her strictness and her orderliness. Next, the-’ go to Lancaster County where they find Donald Dah- lln as County Cornissloner. His work has kept hin quite busy and he has i.ot yet found the woman of his choice. While they are In Lancaster County they stop at Lincoln. Here they learn that someone 1rom Polk, Nebraska Is employed at the Mut- ual Llfo Insurance Company. They find u very efficient stenographer whom wo recull as Dorothy Ehn. They ruke a trip out to the airport where they find Elalno Gar- ling ua stewardess on lhe American Air Lines. After visiting with her thoy find she Is really a career woman. She tells then that she is really going to quit her Job and marry the pilot, whom she Is already engaged to. After deciding to go farther west, they go to Hollywood, Calif, where they llr.d Miss Arleno Creen working as a stand-in for Kate Smith in the movies and substituting for her many tines on her radio pregrura. So we notice thut Arlene still has her beautiful vol-ce. Although she is employed In New York, the few occasional trips she has to make to Hollywood are not begrudged by her employer. She fean- ages to have her voice brought to the public by remote control. They proceed to Oregon. Here they find on a fruit ranch, Mr. Doyle Oustalson and his wife. Through Doyle's training about fruits at the Agricultural College and his application of this training his ranch hu.i become a great success. He and his wife (the former Alice Rodlne) are living a life of luxury. Their Journey takes then, next, to Montana. Here they find thaj Wayne Glasser is foreman on a ranch. Since he always liked cowboys and their attire we are sure he Is very happy. Besides being a fore-an, which he enjoys, he has a faithful and charming wife, the former Dolores Rhode. Next, they find their way to Salt Lake City, where they find Leonard Jisa, who Is singing his way to success. To prfeve his voice Is making the nation swoon, they have put him on the radio In Frank Sinatra's place. He has had international recognition of his sing- ing ability. After leuving Salt Lake City they travel to Texas. Here locat- od on a hu3e ranch they find Mr. and Mrs. Max Jones. Mrs. Jones Is the former Alvertus Laessle. They are very happily married and show much devotion for their two children.

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CLASS WILL I, Alvertus Laessle, will J'ux Jones to tho Filipino plrls and my ability to change my v ays to Phyllis Cramer. I, Dorothy Ehn, will my height to Ramona Sealey and my gum-chew- ing ability to Melva Jean Monson. I, Dean Ostberg, will Ra- ona Sandberg to Junior Sealey. I also will my size to Gail Keahlier and my dancing ability to Ronnie Ben- son. I, Wayne Glasser, will Dolores Rhode to Dale Llndburg and my mustache and side-burns to Donald Shrostrom. I, Philip Meline, will my heart-throb to Irvin Blase und all my good intentions to Roper Hanquist. I, Arlene Green, will my tuba playing to Deraid Johnson and my high soprano voice to Rosalie Bktrom. We, the Senior Class will our good behavior and the alility to improve themselves to the Sophomore Class. The Senior Class wills our assembly desks tc the Junior Class, and also our sponsor. The Senior Class wills their marks in their desk to the teachers, and the names left on the desks to the School House. .The Senior Class wills to the Freshman Clasc what's left to be willed. Class of 194b (SFAL) Wi tnesscs j Vandellno Bu3h Arlene Green Dean Ostler: Wayne Glasser

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CLASS PROPHECY As they proceed on their Journey they come to Louisiana. While here they find Dr. Meline, M. D. Dr. Meline is better remembered as Philip by his friends and classmates. He is happy in the prospect of his coming marriage. Hiey leave Louisiana and come to Tennessee. While here they go to see the most thrilling auto race in the United States. Here as star performer they find Dwayne Miller. He is earning approximately $75 a week for his daring feats. After visiting with Dwayne they come back to Polk for severul months rest before continuing their Journey. While they are rest- ing they make a few social, calls. While making their calls they visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rhode and their two sets of twins, Ronie and Donnie, Elaine and Lor- aine. They learn they are living near Hampton. If you haven't al- ready guessed, Mrs. Rhode is the former Dorothy Mundt. Also hone on leave is Sgt. Ostterg. Yea, believe it or not he found Army life not bad at all so he continued to live on a Sergeant pay. He is noted by the fellows under him as that tough Sargant . They enjoyed a long visit with Dean telling of his exciting exper- iences . When they went to Arborville on business they find Miss Recknor teaching school. She has refused to marry but even yet holds the attention of two men, Wayne Lindholm and Eugene Jones. She is known for her good heartedness and for her love of her pupils. As the Wilierts are pretty well'rested they decide to go to Alaska. Here they find Mr. and Mrs. Donald Scheapler on a homestead. They have taken advantage of the Homestead Act passed in 1960. They are happily married are very prosperous on their farm. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cramer and family are also living in Alas- ka. Mr. Cramer is employed as a trucker, hauling gold and various things from the mines to the market. Mrs. Cramer is very happily attending to her household chores and tending her family. Mrs. Cramer was the former Dorothy Sealey. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Glasser are living in the capital of Alaska where Mr. Glasser is a banker. Mrs. Glasser enjoys her wealth and all the fine things that goes with being a bankers wife. Mrs. Glasser will Ie remembered betler as the former Caryl Sterner After enjoying their visit and seeing, the benefits accorded people living, in Alaska, Mr. and Mrs. Willert decided to stay there where Mr. Willert is employed as an electrician. He held to his vow that when his children were in high school he would no longer teach. Hiey thoroughly enjoyed their long trip and are now very glad to settle down in Alaska. Elaine Garling Philip Meline Dorothy Mundt Don Scheapler