Dear Diary

 

Today our class of 1951 has finally completed the grave task of drawing up its will.  Being of sound mind and brave heart, we solemnly declare this to be our last will and testament:

 

I, Janice Alexander, will my good dancing ability to Lea Mae Weddig.

 

I, Dorothy Anderson, will my “A” rating in Geography to Darlene Pyatt.

 

I, Paul Bladl, will my muscles to Stanley Straughan and Ted Gay.

 

I, Bernetta Bragstad, will my height to Jean Alexander.

 

I, Alan Burhop, will my brains to Nancy Nason and Loretta Thorson.

 

I, De Etta Clark, will my pleasant smile to Mae Churkey.

 

I, John Crowley, will my unusual penmanship to Barbara Allen.

 

I, Mary Crye, will my bicycle to Silver Ross and Ted Czishinski.

 

I, Isabel Driscoll, will my good spelling to Arlene Schigley.

 

I, Carol Erickson, will my blonde hair to Lois Heibsch and Shirley Stasek.

 

I, Marvin German, will my clean shave to Glen Fischer and Bernard Lindgren.

 

I, Barbara Haas, will my neat hair styles to Corrine Hacker.

 

I, Barbara Hilts, will the Curtiss Publishing Company to Geraldine Walkama.

 

I Audrey Jensen, will my quietness to Frank Meinhardt.

 

I, Janice King, will my job at the Owen Drug Store to Doris Potocnik.

 

I, Ely Klessig, will my oratorical ability to Duane Lange.

 

I, Gary Konik, will my winning way with girls to Don Mills.

 

I, Bill Kovatch, will my important position in the Owen Band to Beverly Arola and Mardelle Mathewson.

 

I, Dick Laube, will my habit of teasing the opposite sex to Arnold Awe. 

 

I, Marion Long, will my singing ability to Irene Ciokiewicz. 

 

I, Charles Ridpath, will my friendly personality to Nadine Horn. 

 

I, Shirley Raasch, will my boisterous ways to Mannon Gustafson.

 

I, Thelma Murphy, will my knowledge in the field of Science to Eldon Grube.

 

I, Virginia Smith, will my curly hair to Gaymond Stasek.

 

I, Annette Warych, will my red hair to Bernice Southworth.

 

I, Ed Pabisch, will my farming experience to Jack Larson and Bill Roberson.

 

I, Joan Welker, will my 1958 Ford tractor to Shirley Wilksman and Adeline Piotrowski.

 

I, Irene Strohkirch, will my unbreakable glasses to Annette Rossman. 

 

I, Harriet Plummer, will Dick Laube to Pearl Krarup and Charlotte Southworth.  Take good care of him girls!!!

 

I, Louise Sapetta, will my artistic ability to Leon Sailor and Kenneth Strohkrich.

 

I, Elaine Ohnemus, will my late night hours to Marjorie Konik and Janet Purgett.

 

I, Maurice O’Konski, will the enjoyable rides in my Chrysler to Ida Peterson. 

 

I, Les Wagner, will my intense interest in night school to Glen Creg.

 

We, the Senior class also wish to will our beloved advisor, Mr. Albert Schulze, to the new incoming Freshmen class of 1951. 

 

We, the class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-one, being of sound mind and body, do herewith state this to be our last will and testament.

 

Signed, this 24^th day of May, 1951

 

W.K. Doonan                                                                          Margaret Armstrong                

      (Witness)                                                                                                                    (Witness)