Polk High School - Cub Yearbook (Polk, NE)

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We, the Seniors of 1950, will to the Freshmen Class all of our notebooks, stub pencils and erasers, and our candy bar wrappers. We, the Seniors of 1950, will to the ‘•ophomore Class all of our worn out textbooks and our used permit slips. We, the Seniors of 1950, will to the Junior Class our abil- ity to give good plays. I, Gloria Adelson, will my boyfriends to Jeanette Cramer and my ability to play the clarinet to Margaret Gordon. I, Leonard Anderson, will ray swiftness to Leora Meyer and my physique to Richard Kosno and My toni Wave to George Scott. I, Wayne Creech, will my Toni Wave to Waldon McNaught and my good looks to Donald Nyberg. I, Marilyn Dahlln, will my cheerleading ability to Maribelle Lyle and Ralph Kahler to Leora Meyer. I, Burdette Flodman, will my height to Robert Cuda, and my speedy motorcyle to Miss Lamphear so she can run down a man. I, Doyle Hahn, will my mustache to Ronald Nyberg and my graceful walk to Mac Glelm. I, Dorothy Hanquist, will my giggle to Betty Blase and my troubles in sewing to Shirley Hahn. 1, Ralph Kahler, will my ability to have a steady girl to John Holmes and my manly look and physique to Dennis Light. I, Jack LaVelle, will my pleasing personality to Richard hosno and my basketball captaincy to Morris Fisher. I, JoAnn Lind, will Roger Long to Carlyn Strand and ray abil- ity to act In plays to Neil Sandell. I, Roger Long will my old chevy to Mr. Wiliert and my abil- ity to play football to Bob Myers. I, LaVonne Lyle, will my ability to talk (especially to Leonard Anderson) to Lois Miller, and ray small feet to Virginia Harding. I, Dale Nyberg, will my ability to sing to Frank Ostrander, and my flirty, big, brown eyes to Duane Johnson. I, Elsie Ostrander, will my red hair to Janice Jones and my quiet ways to Shirley Gordon. 1, Donald Person, will my cowboy boots to Barbara Rhode and my ability to lariet a calf to Miss Weston. I, Phyllis Rhode, will my temper to Barbara Walker, and my position on the annual staff to Jim Kllngsporn. I, Shirley Scott, will my teaching ability to Marilyn Lind and my Job in the Drug Store to Dean Lindburg. I, Dorrel Shostrom, will my ability to skid corners to Dale Peterson and Jeanette Cramer to Bob Peterson. I, Charles Ziegelbein, will my drawing ability to Clarence Peetzke and my wavy hair to Vern Samuels.

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RNNOUCING HLRS5 HISTQRY As we are about to leave our Alma Mater, our thpughts and minds flash back to 19U6 when we were freshiea. Our class was made up of eighteen members which will all graduate together this year. We elected the following as class officers during our freshman year. Marilyn Dahlia------President Jo Ann Lind--------------Vice President Dorothy Hanquist-—— Sec. and Treas. Wayne Creech-------------News Reporter At the beginning of our Sophomore year we were happy to wel- come Roger Long from North Carolina and Norval Nielson from York. Our officers for this year were; Charles Ziegelbein--President Dale Nyberg--------------Vice President Leonard Anderson----Sec. and Treas. Burdette Flodman---------News Reporter Coach Wilhelms--------Sponsor Doyle Hahn, Burdette Flodman, Roger Long, Charles Ziegel- bein, Phyllis Rhode, Dorothy Hanquist, Shirley Scott, and Marilyn Dahlin were elected by the Juniors to be waitresses and waiters at the Junior Senior Banquet. All of the Sophomores returned for their Junior year. The officers for this year were: Dorothy Hanquist--—---President Marilyn Dahlin--—--Vice President LaVonne Lyle——————--Secretary Wayne Creech--------Treasurer Jo Ann Lind--------------News Reporter Mr. Hartmann--—--—----Sponsor Our Junior Play, It's a Great Life, was given on December third. On May 6th we entertained the Seniors at a Banquet given in their honor. We carried out the theme of a Nigi.s Club • Phyllis Rhode and Burdette Flodman lead the Seniors at Bac- calaureate and Marilyn Dahlin and Ralph Kahler lead the Seniors at Commencement. The second semseter of our Senior year Norval Nielson did not return with us. the entire class will give to this school a distinction in musical, atheltic and scholastic affairs.