Rushford High School - Valley Legend Yearbook (Rushford, MN)

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I, Merle Lee, do will u.nd bequeath my trips to my native tovm of Houston to Irvin Fisne. My love to tease girls I will to Paul Prinzing I, Joseph McMuniinon, do will and bequeath my pleasing voice to Arnold Helgemoe. My sincere interest in the F.F.A. I leave to Paul Stevens. I, Alton i.orkon, do will and bequeath my curly hair to Curtis ilowe. !.y football ability I leave to Allan Ness, I, Vincent Niggle, do will and bequeath my singing ability to Agnes Himlie. My love for Gilman's daughter I will keep for myself. I, Clair Overland, do will and bequeath my tough luck in picking up flat tiros to Lloyd Quumen. Iv.y numerous trips to all the surrounding towns I leave to Muriel Glenna. I, Dan Prinzing, do will and bequeath my ability to be absent from school to Eddie Rislove. My tough beard I leave to Melvin Brand. I, Phyllis Quamen, do will and bequeath my shortness to Laverne Howard. Iv.y silly giggles to Lila Jacobson. I, Orville Rislove, do will and bequeath my scientific and mathematical utility to Keith Colbenson. My strong Norwegian accent I will pass on to Janyloe DeBoer. I, Julian Sandsness, do will and bequeath my ability to get along with teachers to Marion Buolow. My interest in agriculture I leave to Marcella Niggle. I, Lois Sorum, do will and bequeath my singing ability to Nitu Miller. My affections for a certain senior boy I will keep for myself. My artistic ability I leave to Helen Iverson. I, Hilda Sorum, do will and bequeath my love for studying to Audrey Dahl. My errand running for the teachers I will to Deloris Rasmussen. I, Dick Stoyke, do will and bequeath my musioal and sports ability to Harold Jacobson. My popularity I will to Paul Mckanimon. I, Herb Thompson, do will and bequeath my candy eating to Edward McManimon. My interests in the Freshman class I am going to keep for myself. I, John Torgerson, do will und bequeath my F.F.A. reporter's job to Beverely Johnson. My love of Shop class to Harold Jenson. I, Doris Tuff, do v ill and bequeath my love of Social Science class to Ethel Sievers. My long finger nails to LaVaughm Highum.

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I, Fhyllis Dean,do will and bequeath my shyness to Corky Qualey. My ability to play the position of puard in basketball to anyone who wont s it. I, Norman Eskelson, do will and bequeath my public speaking ability to Sylvester McKanimon. My heipht I will to Gordon Johnson. I, Lois Ilaupen, do will and bequeath my numerous trips to Winona on Saturday nirhts to Audrey Barney. My sailors' letters I would just as soon keep for myself. I, Wallace Helleland, do will and bequeath my wavy hair to Harvey Klunrtvedt. ' y portion of the sophomore class I will keep. I, Kerb Hiphum, do will and bequeath my love to travel to Beverly Bendel. My love for country roads and a country lass -'I wish to retain to myself. I, Wallace Hiralie, do will and bequeath Leonard (my Model-A) to Robert Knutson. The presidency o the F.F.A. I leave to Danny Culhane. I, Betsey Kuseboe, do will and bequeath my letters to Bettie Lou Anderson. My bronchitis I would enjoy very much to lose,but I don't know hov:. I, Larry Johnson, do will and bequeath my wise-crackine ability to Jarvis Anderson. Ky peculiar actions I five to I eroy. Carlson in sincere hope that he will continue when I leave. I, ' .'alter Jorpens, do will and bequeath my tall stature to Mush Ukkestad. My trickiness with a cemere I leave to a rood pal, Dick Culhane. I, Earl Knutson, do will and bequeath my short, curly hair to Kenneth Olson. My interest in Mabel I wish to keep. I. wallace Larson, do will and bequeath the editorship of the Ripoles to Phyllis Virock. My burning desire to talk about Communists I will to Uarren Dubbs.

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 r ' ' f? d '•«£2S- N;.T - „ 35? , X '-V, A .—%, V J + HPT 1C yf.PRS DIO TO M CLflSb Of '46 After being chosen the foremost dancing entertainer in Now York in 1950, Charles Borg is now the wealthy owner of Mew York's finest night club, The Silver Slipper. On the faculty list of the University of Illinois wo find the mathematics teacher is none other than our annual editor. Hazel Bjorge The other day a friend of mine -told mo that as he traveled .through Washington, D. C., he ate dinner at a newly opened restaurant operated by Arlcno Brcvig. Lois Burke, after being a sensation in Hollywood,has given up her acting career to settle down and live on a farm near Houston ad th her wealthy husband. Barging into the president's office of the- Blov morc Bubbles Gum Company, I found none othor than Margaret Carlson taking dictation. Sending out papers is this girl from the class of '46. As executive president of the circulating department of the Minneapolis Star Journal, Phyllis Dean is very busy. Touring tho United States as an expert on atomic research, Norman Eskclson has been giving numerous speeches on this topic. Married to a multi-millionaire, Mrs. DaVJitt Hnmmorglabbington (formerly Lois Haugon) is now residing in the Black Hills ‘whore her husband, a prominent author, is writing his now book, Iho Murder of an Author's Wife. Wallace Hcllcland, known as The Corn King, is- now living on his 500 acre corn plantation in central Iowa. The manpower shortage does not effect him, as all his work is done by his oight s-ns and four daughters. An important political figure in Washington, D. C. is the Secretary of Agriculture. In 19G2 Lir. Herbert Highum was appointed to this position and is doing s. good iob of carrying on his duties. Tho newest and most up-to-date experimental farm in tho U. S. is ov ned and managed by our former F. F. j-. president., Wallace Himlic. This farm is. so well known that thoy recently changed the name of Brctsbcrg to Himliotown. Betsey Huscboe M.W. D.A. , , ho had so much trouble with bronchitis in her high school days, has dovclopod a complete treatment for this disease and thus relieved millions ?f coughing Americans. Providing dance music in Hollywood is Larry Johnson's speciality. Directing his own. orchestra, Lfrry has been voted the nation's best pianist for four consecutive years. Ninble-fingcrs Jehnson they call him.