Mount Olive High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Mount Olive, IL)

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' r ' H TW' ' ' Class Prophecy Earl Pluhm---Earl has just been voted uMr. American of l9S5 and he owes it all to the body building of his high school gym classes. Marie Radanovich---Marie has saved up her stray pennies and bought a crab factory. She can tell them her troubles and they have to listen. Eugene Rosenthal---Gene is play- ing his bass clarinet in Guy Lom- bardo's orchestra. John Schultz---John finally took Arf's tip and is trapping for nBea- vers in Cahokia Creek.n Marilyn Stiehl---Marilyn is big boss of the new school she has built for stray out of town boys. She puts her heart and soul in her work. Raymond Stoddard---Ray and his buddy, Bob Hinz, are winning race after race at Springfield from their ability to nReam their Har- leys.n Cordelia Strien---Cordelia is head nurse of Utopia and is getting Class The last will and testament of the class of 1951, of the city of Mount Olive, County of Macoupin, state of Illinois, made this on the second day of November in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hun- dred and fifty. We, the of the said being of so hereby make, this our last Senior class of 1951, city of Mount Olive, called sound mind, do publish and declare will and testament. First, to the faculty we leave our loving memories of happy times, thankfulness for their patience in and out of classes, and wish them more luck from the classes here- after. Second, to the Juniors, we leave. Now, they can run the school. Third, to the Sophomores, we leave order blanks for class rings, and Hinson for two years. Fourth, to the Freshmen, we leave forty five pounds of Vigoro and our weird sense of humor that rid of patients by scaring then to deathg she and those ten inch need- lesllll Eugene Viehweg---Eugene is work- ing in his secret laboratory to find a potion to secure eternal life. Mary Jane Vovles---Mary Jane and Johnny have,near Litchfield,settled down on a little farm. Mary Jane has her hands full minding their twelve kids, cheaper bv the dozens, along with feeding the chickens, pigs and milking the cows. Rosamond Vovles---Rosarond is the beautiful dancer in UMy Wild Irish Rose.n Her Irish temper is keeping her stepping. I bet Earl's really proud of you now, Ree. Kenneth Weidler--Kenny quickly joined the army to catch up with Company C, the Neasy beer money boys.n Allan Zippay---Zip is married to Hermanna and is employed at the Bell Telephone Co. with his part time job of running the HSports- men's Paradise.n Will Mr. Olson claims we have. I, Julius Bollman, leave my nose, my ability to always see the football, to never fumble a pass from center, and my good looks to nSharkyu Pollo. May he use them to all advantage. I, Harold Boston, first of all leave Schoppies Bowling Alleys to Gus Schoppman who has been my faith ful employee for many years. I also want to leave Mars to Arf Sch- eller since I have given up my in- terplanetary flights. I, James Boyd, leave all my muscles, my magnificent build and my charming personality to Andy Desgranges even though I know he can never become as handsome as I am. I, William Dragovich, leave my ability to sing with Chaw Mank to my brother Dundee. May he attain the same success as I have with Chaw Mank. I, Elaine Eickmeyer, leave my brilliant gym-class career to any 19

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Class Will girl who thinks she is strong enough to handle lt. I, Earl Favre, leave a carton of nLuck1es,' my ability to jump from a freshman to a senior in one year and all my extra credits to Ray Hill. May he use them to his best advantage and share the cigar- ettes with Jerry Stierwalt. I, Bernard Ferguson, leave my way with women, my wonderful build and anything else that I may own to Bob Viehweg in the hope that he will put all of this to good use. I, Marye Fiscor, leave my good looks, my business-like attitude in Mr. Pearson's room and my many good times to Loralee Pickerill, may she have the popularity I did. I, Gene Fricke, leave my know- ledge of Bookkeeping to Hr. Pearson in the hope that he may someday ac- complish as much as I have in the wonderful subject. I, Charles Gorsich, leave my athletic ability to anyone that wants it. I know this isn't much but it's about all that I have got. I, Donald Gorsich, leave my curly hair and all of my handsome festures to all the boys of the Ju- nior Class. I, Ronald Grejak, leave my to- wering height to Ronald Boehme. with my height and his height put together, I hope he may someday be- come a great basketball player. I, Charles Heuchert, leave my wonderful personality and my way with the women to anyone who can discover my secret to popularity. I, Jane Hochmuth, leave. I don't think anyone else could use my abilities to the advantage I did. I, Clarice Kaduk, leave my e- normous height to Lucille Marburger my athletic ability to Joan Thomas and my accompanying chore to Bar- bara Lockhart. May they have the fun and hard work I did. I, Dorothy Kaganich, take all I have with me for I will need it. I, Joyce Kirkwood, leave my desire for Ford convertibles and Staunton men to Barbara Taylor. I'm sure she is capable of putting these qualities to considerable use I, Raymond Loescher, leave all of my numerous girl friends to any boy in the Junior Class who thinks he is big enough to take them away from me. I also want to leave my ability to live to a ripe old age to everyone in the Junior class. I, Clem Lyoch, leave, I only hope the school will find the cour- age to carry on without me. I know what a fine job I have done as Pre- sident of the Student Council and I only hope the Juniors can find a person who can run the school half as well as I have. I, Bill Meyer, leave all of the Litchfield girls to the boys of the Junior Class. However, on se- cond thought I think I will keep one or two for myself. I, Bernadine Mihelcic, leave my heroine worship for Dorothy Ka- sganich, and my many enjoyable trips to Peoria to any girl who cares to be burdened with them. I, LaVerne Miller, leave my successful career as president of the Senior Class to Bob Katchmar. I only hope that he can become as successful in politics as I was. I, Marilyn Mlndrup, leave my quietness to Shirley Bartels, my car-driving ability to Marian Byots and my reign as Queen of l9h9 to the lucky girl of 1950 Shirley Bar- tels. I, Elda Niehaus leave my many extra pounds to any Junior girl who can put it where it will do the most good. I, Earl Pluhm, leave to make a trip around the world in one of Eu- gene Viehweg Supersonic Rocket ships. I hope we are successful in the venture and can both find suit- able wives. I, Marie Radanovich, leave my gym-class arguments to Maryann Sch- wab. To the rest of the school I leave, aren't you happy??lll I, Eugene Rosenthal, leave my frequent trips to Litchfield and my many good tunes to anyone who wants to enjoy life as I have. I, John Schultz, leave El- frieda Marschner to Nelson Miller. I know he doesn't want her but I'm afraid he will have to take her, since nobody else will.