Worden High School - Trojan Yearbook (Worden, IL)

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N CLASS PROPHECY fcont-inuedj And last of all we come to NAOMI OPEL. She has given up her job as a stenographer in Wash ington D. C. to tour the country lecturing the teachers. She has had the desire to lecture teachers ever since her senior year in high school. While touring the country she ran into her senior sponsor, Mr. Naglich, and of course they started arguing at the very beginning of the conversation as usual. Fortunately, she gets along with most teachers. The last we heard of Naomi, she was heading for North Carolina to lecture some college teachers there. FAMOUS SAYINGS Mr. Gwyn: Hello! Sweetheart Jim Birmingham: Now Patsy you know Charlie won't hurt me. Mrs. Dee: Jim, will you get your biology? Miss LaBantschnigg If you want ninth hour, it is perfectly alright with me. Carol Behmeg Is there chorus today? Sally Schneider: Jim, I'm gonna knock you one! Mr. Olive: Alright Knock it off! Mr. Naglich: Sianara!! Paul Nickell: Let me shoot him. It's my turn. Patsy Boyles: Come on Grandma! Don't get your hair net caught.

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61455 Will We, the Seniors of '52 hereby will and bequeath, to the Junior Class, the privilege of running around in the halls just because you're going to be Seniors. To the Sophomore Class, we will the ability to get along with the teachers. And to the Freshman Class, we will the ability to get away with murder. To Miss Lallantschnig, we will a Senior English Class that will be as smart and sweet as we are. We will Mr. Strusz a new secretary and a motor scooter, so that he can locate the students who play hookey. To Mrs. D. , we will a safe driving certificate. To Mr. Olive, we will another boy like Charles Honerkamp to take up his spare time. To Mr. Naglich, we will a large Water gun so that he can shoot his students without going to so much trouble. ' I, George Cook, will my dumbness to anyone who can qualify. I, Carol scharf, will my ability to be late at noon to some lucky Sophomore girl. I Sally Schneider, will my laugh and some of my troubles to somebody who can take care of them better than I did. I. Paul Nlckell, will my ability to make Miss LaBantschnig mad in 6th hour study hall to Ben Sparks. I. Naomi Opel, will my ability to argue with the teachers to some unlucky Junior. I, Billy Maedge, will my lNGENIOUS mind and my ability to be an 'ATI-Il.ETIC to Ramon Weishaupt. I, Patsy Boyles, will my ability of running around in the halls during study period to some de- serving Freshman. I. Ralph Blotevogel, will my sleeping ability to someone in next year's English IV class. I. Jim Birmingham, will my share of milk to Harvey. I, June Slaton, will my desire for knowledge to Rudolph Kurz. I. Eugene Ashauer, will two Korean girls to Bill Anderson.