Scribner High School - Trojan Yearbook (Scribner, NE)

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31 LYANNE SL LYLE DUANE DONNA A. FRED xo ?' ARLENE KAY JANET HILBERS JANET B. 7 T BETTY JOAN ROBERT AUDREY LARRY VH 1.. W1 A s .lf I I , t 4' yi f 15: s'g5, f' , . E Af- 43 .1 A IANIS VERN JOHN DONNA S. DALE

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ELDON IH GUI? Glllih LAVA UN RICHARD WILLARD ANITA 2 NA NCY DEA N WILLIS IRMA HELEN if ......,.4-nv . -I , GRAYDON PHILIP JANET H. MELVIN JANET M.

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class pnophec As we gaze 1nto Madam Saya s crystal ball and the clouds of haze fade away we observe ghmpses of the future of the Sen1or Class of 1954 It shows Duane M coachmghls star athlete Robert Champ Ferguson on the tacttcs of professlonal pmg pong He IS to defend h1s tttle of Nat1onalChamp1on agamst a very able opponent Melvln W1ese May the better man w1n W1ll1s Duhsmann and Rlchard Langemeter have made qu1te a name for themselves 1n the f1eld of agr1culture They are the f1rst to successfully cross a potato and an on1on The f1rst t1me they trted ll tt d1dn t work out too good the potatoes had watery eyes The crystal ball reveals that Lyanne K and Kay Meyer have made a career of commun1cat1on w1th the a1rl1nes They Sald they studxed telegraphy They w1ll f1nd lt qutte conven1ent 1n contactmg the1r fellows Better keep your m1nd on your work k1ds What s th1s we see? Betty T 1n a wh1te un1form'7 Oh yes she s a nurse And who s th1s she s carmg for '7 None other than Dale Heermann Just a touch of sprlng fever huh Dale 9 Lavaun O seems to be pretty well occup1ed w1th teach1ng school It seems she has a constant vtsttor from the UDIVBYSIIY of Nebraska We re sure II 1sn t just the school he s 1nterested 1n elther The crystal ball now reveals a Slgfl saymg Ph1l1p Uhl1k Pres1dent Upon further mvesugauon we see that Ph1l IS presldent of the Nattonal St1lt Manufacturmg Company It lS sa1d that Ph1l worked h1s way UPI Janet Butterfleld has become h1S very eff1c1ent secretary What lS th1s com1ng IHIO v1ew now? Jams Johnson l1v1ng ll'l Texas? I guess the expense of s1x cent stamps got too much for her It s more fun th1S way 1sn't 1tJan1ce'P I 1mag1ne all of you have heard the song Cahfornla Here I Come Well we see that one of the sen1ors has rearranged the words to that song just a l.1ttle Janet Htlbers for some strange reason lS s1ng mg Colorado Here I Come Have fun Janetl Nancy Meyers Joan Kurz Janet Helgenberger Arlene Ste1nke and Janet Meyer have dec1ded to devote the1r hves to more qu1et work They have become school teachers Maybe th1s ISU t such QUIET WORK BUT GOOD LUCK ANYWAY KIDS We now see a b1ll board readmg THE GREAT JOHN SUHR It seems that he 1S the featured star of the famous Hotel RIIZ 1Il Flor1da And for your 1nterm1ss1on refreshments there IS a food stand operated by none other than Vern CPeanutsJ Ebel and Amta Q Popcornl Popken We thmk the1r names exp1a1n themselves These Ford cars w1ll come tn pretty handy for Graydon 111 the future Omaha IS quxte a d1stance but w1th Lyanne there well even the crystal ball can t tell what w1ll happen Audrey Sass runnmg tn a pol1t1cal campa1gn'7 It appears that both Audrey and Donna Andres w1sh to be presxdent of the Llghts Out ASSOCIAIIOH Audrey w1ll then need the help of a GOOD ELECTRICIAN and Donna A oh well she can dec1de for herself The gypsy tells that Eldon S IS go1ng to college Maybe Lyanne and Kay can teach h1m some tele graphy It can be pretty lonely you know Eldon w1thout Scr1bner We see Helen P s1tt1ng on her boss s lap takmg drcatton The boss of course IS Dean Moseman It appears that he 1S the head of a IHXI servxce l-hs BSSOCIBIB IS none other than that promment New York bus1ness man Fredrxck Get Rxch Qu1ck Gebhardt The gypsy sa1d Donna Stohs w1ll be worklngm a bank Maybe Donna w1ll fool us all and go to school Wayne for xnstance Sounds good huh Donna Anchors Away w1l.l be a pretty fam1lar phrase to Lyle Kruger Larry Lundstrom and Wlllard Frxtz Do you suppose they w1ll be typ1cal sa11ors Wlfh a g1rl tn every port? The crystal ball reveals to us that Irma Dostal ts gomg to teach rn Jefferson County Maybe she w1ll just settle for baby s1tt1ng, remember Irma? 1 , . . . . u- H ,, . . 1 - . -- . 1 Q . . . . , 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 , . . . . , , . , . . . 1 1 Q - 1 1 1 1 . . . . . . . , . . , 1 , . . . 1 1 1 1 . U . . . -- . ,, . . . 1 1 1 , . . . . Q . . . U . . ,, 1 1 . 1 ' - 11 11 0 1 , 1 1 1 1 . . . . . , 1 1 1 1 I - - - me -- 11 - 1 . . Q 1 1 . -- , . . . U . . . ,, . 1 1 11 1 1 1 , ' n 1 1 1 . . , . . . . 1 . 0 1 - - u - - 11 1 o 1 . a 1 1 1 1 1 as ,, - 1 - 1 1 1 . . 1 O -