Shelby High School - Husky Yearbook (Shelby, NE)

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 ;.- - s:a;gssgs-s saaMBiga wa A' «mwana a a a a . j— «»«•'«' »b « n a- rxn?r CLASS WILL We, the class of 19 9» aged twelve years, of sound mind and memory, having duly considered uncertalnles of further union and the unerring certainty of se- paration, do make and establish this last will and testament. In all due respect, we trust that the faoulty will conduct our funeral with dignity and grace, as has always been our manner In the past. first: To the school, the seniors leave the peace and quiet that will come with their departure. And to the underclassmen we leave the cooperation and favoritism that the teachers have always shown us. To the '50 seniors, we leave our sponsor, Mr. Cunningham, with the hope that they will get more parties than we did. To the Juniors, we leave our studlouenese and mental ability. To the sophomores, we will our good manners and poise. And last, but not least, we bequeath to the Poor Little Freshmen of next year, our good luck (You'll need It, Freshles!) To Dale Roeenberry, Elaine Alt wills her quietness. Loyola Alt leaves her ability to walk and talk to Jo Ann Treadway. Boyd Beebe bequeaths his raging temper to Gall Gonnerman. To Lois Carter, Opal Beebe leaves her graceful walk and secretarial ability. Bill Blrkel and Roger Fosbender will their grand physiques and athletic ability to Bill Houdersheldt and Dale Lucas. Bill Byrrltt bequeaths his gift of gab and energetic personality to Duane Nielsen. Margaret Thomas and Elnora Hlemer leave their bashful beaus to Nadine Jaax and Maxine Bernt. Skip Houdersheldt wills his gigantic sneeze to Bobby Logan. To Marilyn Bernt and Kathleen Kuhnel, Geraldine Jaax bequeaths her talent to flirt. To Dick Klnnlard, Dave Johansen leaves his diminutive stature and angello behavior. Doris Kumpf wills to Jo Ann Taddiken her teaching ability. To Bernloe Luft, Joyce Lanspa leaves her irrestible way of charming the David City boys. Aletta Long wills her flighty emotions and Journalistic wlttynese to Mary Simonsen. Hazel Morrow entrusts Eugene Gable to Eleanor Morrow hoping to keep the ro- mance In the family. To Marlene Krebsbach, Martha Mlcek wills her reserved, but friendly manner. Dean Schleslnger leaves his boastfulness and pride In himself to Dick Clat- ter. To Tom Morrow, Lucille Schlnzel leaves the bucket In the gym. Joan Smith wills her Innocence, and glib ways In Speech olass to Lois My- tholar. Dick Taddiken bequeaths hie getting his own way In Mrs. Youngs classes to Lewis Thelen and Max Gable. Georgia Treadway wills her dignity and graclousness to Karen Jarmln. In Witness Thereof, We the class of ' 9 to this our last will and testament, have set our hand and seal this thirteenth day of May, In the year of our Lord, 19 9. § s 5330