Shelby High School - Husky Yearbook (Shelby, NE)

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CLASS WILL AND TESTAMENT The last thing, (before we leave) we seniors must do, Is to bring forth our class will for underclassmen to, mourn our pass- ing Into the years, as they offer congrats; shedding sorrowful tears. The senior class bequeaths to the freshmen so green, any half used lollipops, bubble gum or anything not seen. To the sophomores, who have climbed a bit on the tough road, the senior class would like to leave a monstrous load—of books, studies, and difficult teste, oh yes, also all the assembly rests. To the Juniors we will any old diplomas and mortar boards, you will use them next year to the sound of orocesslonal chords. Now down the ABC 's of our class, from the very first to the very last. NORVAL AUGUSTIN would like to will, his good old high school days to Bill, we're all quite sure 3111 Houdershelt will make, very good use of them, for heaven's sake. Now MAXINE BERNT be- queaths to Bonnie Kinnlalrd, her art of oollshlng shoes with best regards. Next BILL BUCHKOLZ leaves his cowboy boots with all the noise, to 3haron Mlcek to give her confidence and poise. MARI- LYN EUSE wills her auburn red hair, to Pat Doty who's so charm- ing and fair. EUGENE GABEL wills his loving smile, to Jlee Mil- ler knowing she'll always be in style. MAX GABEL leaves his art of nlaylng paperdolls, to Bud Trout to accompany his wolf howls. TOM GLATTER wishes to will the old log cabin near the hills, to his brother Dick, knowing that s me day It'll have curtains with frills. BOB HOPWOOD bequeaths to Bill Ray all his fancy shirts, along with the technique of the way he flirts. NADINE JAAX be- cueaths to Jeanle Ingalls, her snappy brown eyes and bracelets that Jingles. DELMAR KOSCH bequeaths his beet paper of drawing and writing, to Roger Scow and Jack Houdersheldt, now boys let's have no fighting. DON KOSCH gives to his brother Jerry, the old milk bottles from the truck to carry. BERNICE IUFT wills her quiet manner and pleasing ways, to Marlene Krebsbach, may these bring happiness for many days. LOIS MYTHOLAR gives her bathtub sleeping way, with ell the drips to Jo Ann Treadway. MARY SIMON- SEN wills her way of pleasing everyone, to Norma Jean, knowing that- It's already done. JO ANN TADDIKEN leaves her nice voice with the low tone, to Mary Lou Taddlken, who Is on the way to having a good voice of her own. LEWIS THELEN wills his breezy ways and personal Jokes, to Bill Thomas, we all hope he enter- tains plenty of folks. DON WALDEN bequeaths to Jack Conrad, his cueball haircut and bow-tie fad. KENNY WILLS leaves his curly black locks, to Coach Haberman to go with his flashy socks. Now we've finished, now we're through, all drawn up, signed and sealed, by the mighty seniors of gold and blue. SIGNED SEATED AND DELIVERED BY

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