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

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I, Janet Quamen, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to lead cheers to Ramona Jerviss and my dislike for shorthand to anyone who can stand it. I, Earl Sorom, do hereby will and bequeath my amazing ability to give speeches to Gordy Quale and my seat in the assembly I will leave to the unlucky senior who will sit there next year. I, Harold Thompson, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to not get my English assignments in on time to Evelyn Hovland and my towering height I will leave with Buzz Dean. I, Verna Tomte, do hereby will and bequeath my love for western music to Jimmy Stephans and my patience to Mary Sandsness. I 'ViHard Tarnken, do hereby will and bequeath my interest in the FiF.Ai to Marilyn Dean and my German accent to my brother. I, Jane ’Tblfram, do hereby will and bequeath my shorthand book to Verna Klungtvedt and my love of school to anyone who oan stand the occupation. vVe, the seniors, whose generosity is exceeded only by our good looks, hope you use these gifts wisely and benefit greatly from them.

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1, John Kryzer, do hereby will and bequeath my love for farming to Shirley Evenson and my ability to get extra food from the cooks to anyone who gets along with them. q t I, John Landsverk, do hereby will and bequeath my favorite sport, playing hookey, to Yvonne Haselrud and all my bookkeeping troubles I leave to any unfortunate person who may take it. I, Bruce Larson, do hereby will and bequeath my wavy hair to Donald Runger and my trip to Boy's State to the fortunate boy in the junior class who will go next year. I, Jean Lewis, do hereby will and bequeath my editorship of the Ripples to Maureen Jenson and my numerous A's to anyone who wants to improve his average. I, Marian Luedtke, do hereby will and bequeath my long, b ond hair to John Jertson and my dislike for Social Science I will leave with Dick Smaby« I, David Medhaug, dto hereby will and bequeath my skill in playing basketball to Clinton Himes and my ability to correct other people's English to Conrad Larson. I, Mary Nowlan, do hereby will and bequeath my polished fingernails to Henry Colbenson and my first soprano voice I will leave with my sister. I, Linda Olstad, do hereby will and bequeath my love for music to Jeannette Otis and my dislike for bookkeeping I will leave with Lila Nelson. . ,. I, Byron Otis, do hereby will and bequeath my car to Stanley Mann and I leave my quiet ways to Jimmy Swenson.

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PROPHECY This year, 1962, brings many changes and check-ups. One check up •'•e would like to make is to find the whereabouts of the members of the class of 52 of the Rushford High School. From magazines, TTho1 s vfho, and newspaper articles, we discovered what each one has been doing during these ten years. Two Ton Tony, the late champion wrestler, was defeated last night by Dirty Dick Berg, former Rushford scholar. He is now No. 1 cookie of the mu t me n . Elaine Berge, who received her primary driving instruction at the Rushford High School under the direction of Mr. Tinblad, has won every race that she entered for the past three years including the 500 Mile Memorial Day Classic at Indianapolis. Elaine says, The racing isn't half as exciting as driving that Ford around Rushford. Betty Boehmke, whose greatest ambition all through her life was to make Rushford a big city, has finally achieved her goal She was the cause of a gold rush to the bluffs of Rushford. Ho gold was found, but the thousands who came liked the town so well they all stayed. Roberta Boehmke has established her school of music. She has a very fine group of students and a teaching staff consisting of her own offspring, LaVina Boynton, who has nov; revolutionized the rhumba in America by adding an extra wiggle here and there, is now on her way to Hawaii where she is going to introduce her new version to the Hawaiians. There has been many questions about why there are so many holes in the Tam O'Shanter Golf Course in Chicago, The answer is that Rog Burke has not been shooting too well lately. It is no serious problem, because he has developed a machine to follow him and transplant grass plants. Flash! Lyle Culhane won the nation-wide Handicap Vfheelbarrow Wheeling Contest. Of course he had a easy win. His route was all down hill. He is the big wheel of the Culhane vftieel Company. Flash! All-international center Donald E. Dahl of the Green Bay Backers last night celebrated disabling his ninety-ninth opponent in the last nine games. Because of this outstanding work the Backers have conquered the Great Ten football title this year. Donna Dahl, president of the Lonesome Heart Club, has found her new job fascinating and enjoyable. Donna does not expect to be president muoh longer because she plans to snag someone soon. Janice Dahl has refrained from using her automatic hair comber. She intended to use it in her beauty parlor. Instead of combing the hair of a well-known socialite, it combed her hair roots.