Waukee High School - Warrior Yearbook (Waukee, IA)

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16 CLASS Of 1953 Harold Alborn Keith Boone Marilyn Crecs Ronald Dorrell Charles Doling Harry Dullard Donald Finehem Jane Grove Jack Hanlon Nancy Leonard Shirley Leonard Mary Ann Mandes Rose Ann Penick Joan Reynolds Bernadine Rossi Harriet Snyder Betty Spencer Robert Steffen Billie Waugh Luanna Williams Harriet Woods John Woodwad Richard York Class Colors — Royal Blue and White Class Flower — White Carnation Class Motto — “We Build the Ladder by Which We Rise’ Processional------------------------Mrs. Hazel Hawbaker Invocation Rev. William Shoop “I Heard a Forest Praying”---------------------- DeRose Girls Trio Reclaiming a Revolution” Rev. E. W. Remley Collegiate Presbyterian Church, Ames, Iowa Presentation of Senior Class William N. Morris Presentation of Diplomas............... Henry Leonard Presentation of Eighth Grade Diplomas William N. Morris Presentation of Honors and Awards Vincent J. Meyer “The Green Cathedral” Hahn “O Lord Most Holy” ------------------------------ Franck Girls Glee Club Benediction Rev. William Shoop Recessional Mrs. Hazel Hawbaker The Audience Will Please Stand as Graduates Enter

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15 Itacalaureate Sertrice WAUKEE HIGH SCHOOL SUNDAY, MAY 17, 1953 8:00 P. M. Processional ---------------------- Mrs. Hazel Hawbaker Invocation ---------------------------- Rev. John Aldera “Come Unto Me” Tschaikowsky Girls Sextette Baccalaureate Sermon .............. Rev. Willard Peterson “The Lord is My Light” .........................Allitsen Bertha Aldrich Benediction........................... Rev. John Aldera Recessional........................Mrs. Hazel Hawbaker The Audience Will Please Stand as Graduates Enter

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17 We, the Senior Class of 1953, being of sound mir.d and memory do hereby make, ordain, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament for the school year of 1952-53, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. We appoint Bill Morris and Darlene 3den the executors, of this will, ana we are not responsible for any embarrassment, havoc, or personal response created by said will. We hereby direct the presentation of the following: Shirley Leonard wills her position of post guard on the basketball s'uad to Marjoria Henshaw providing Marjoria keeps her temper a little better. Bernad'ne Rossi wills her job of Business Manager of the Annual to Myrna Horn provided Myrna gets as mixed up as Bernadine dbes. Jack Hanlon leaves his job of chauffeuring Marie to school affairs to Dale Martin, provided he takes her straight hone. Ronnie Dorrell leaves his loosely hinged right car door to Floyd Faber, so that Floyd's date can sit as close to him as Joyce does to Ronnie, and have a good excuse. Donnie Finchem leaves his loving ability to Larry Aldrich, provided Larry spreads it around like Donnie does. Bob Steffen leaves his ornriness to Mac Olson provided he can get in and out of scrapes as easily as Bob con. Bill Waugh leaves his talking ability to Kay Cross provided she knows what she's talking about. Jane Grove leaves her alibi of car trouble or flat tires to Jean Klingaman, so Jean will have an excuse for staying out late. Luanna Williams leaves her knack of telling stories to Eartara Van Deventer, provided Barbara gets as big a tang out of them as Pud does. Marilyn Crees leaves her trust in.Jack's faithfulness to Dolores Applegate, so Dolores won't have to worry about John. Harriet Woods leaves her yearn for a sailor to Olga Ori, provided Olga can find the right sailor. Betty Spencer and Rose Ponick leave the right technique with the Adel toys to Leota Green and maybe give her a push in the direction of a certain special Adel boy. Keith Boone wills his curly hair to John Hall, provided John has Dolores pin it up evert night. Mary Ann Manders leaves her weekends trips to Shirley Allen provided she goes as often and has as much as Mary Ann does. John Woodward leaves his ability to nlay Cupid to Dick Nesselroad provided Dick does as good a job as John did. Harry Dullard leaves his Physic notebook to Rex Smith providing Rex spends as much time on it as Harry does. Nancy Leonard wills her day-dreams to Gale Martin provided he thinks only of her. Harold Alborn leaves his appreciation of fine cars to Frances Nizzi provided Frances buys a Nash and not a green Chevy. (Cont. on page +5)