Pinckneyville High School - Pyramid Yearbook (Pinckneyville, IL)

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WILL Phyllis Akre leaves her singing ability to Dorothea Koontz. Bobbie Armstrong leaves her quiet ways and friendly smile to Mary Lou Rednour. Jo Bailey bestows on Charlene Hutchings her habit of shouting and giving orders. To the entire football team of next year, Benny Ballheimer wills his football intelligence. Ina Baudison wills her twist to anyone who admires it. Dorothy Beck wills to Patty Dougan her ability to make straight A's.,' Edith Beck wills her size to Ilene Baudison. Lorraine Beck leaves her last name for Pauline Willingham. Clifford Behnken leaves a small portion of his knack for wowing the womenv to Bill Mann. To Shirley Cole, Ger- aldine Birkner wills her walk. Don Blair leaves his physique to Ora Eaton. Geneva Brown wills her seat in American History to anyone who'll take it. For the best qualified, Frank Brown vacates his place on the basketball team. To Bob West, Lloyd Brown wills his ability to ask about everyone, everywhere. Dennis Bruggemann con- tributes to Lynn Blair the seat that always gets a girl on the bus. Cob Caupert and Junior Cole have nothing to leave behind them. Their corn is all that's really theirs, and that they just must have. Helen Marie Caupert leaves to Virginia McConnell her ability to say nothing. Helen Vera Caupert leaves her wave to Mabel Yung. The Caupert twins will their frequent fights to Mrs. Mc- Guire and her husband. James Cunningham leaves all his girls here in PCHS and looks for greener pastures. Norma June Cunningham leaves her speed tests in typing to Doug Craig. Tressa Davis and Phyllis Rushing leave their gabbing in typing class to no one. Elmer Dempsey leaves his curls to Marko Prpich. Warren Dempsey's knowledge of howto skip school and get by with it fsupposedlyj goes to Delores Gladson. Mary Ann Dunn leaves all her knowledge for the bene- fit of the faculty. Veneta Estes takes everything with her. Martin Giordano gives his ability to quill teachers to Bob Johnson. Susie Harris Wills the pencils she never can find to the janitors. Jean Hawkins leaves nothing behind ex- cept her books. Eula Mae Heape wills Bad-eye to Eula Mae Heape. Neola Heine and Ruth Wolfe leave their personalities to Marilyn Hegler. Betty Ann Heisner leaves her size to Eva Mae Prpich. Wanda Helvey leaves her black hair to Peroxide Margenthaler. Joyce Hickman wills her energy to Teach McNeal. Dead-bird Hitt leaves his nickname in the custody of Mr. Thomas. Iona Hoffman wills her trips to Scott Field to no one. Harry House leaves his place on the Sphinx Staff to Tiny Meyer. Dorothy Huggins leaves her height to Pat Dillow. Don Jones wills his basketball ability to the team of '46, '47. Mary Lou Jones leaves to anyone who wants it her grin and giggle. Betty Kee wills her clarinet to Kenneth Jones. Norman Keith leaves part of his height to Pud Gladson. Clifford Kellerman leaves his love for basketball t0 Gerald Milligan. Elias Kellerman takes everything but the school with him. Gertrude Kellerman wills her locker to any person small enough to get in it. Norma Jean Kennedy leaves her typewriter to all unlucky future typing students. Betty Kinstler takes her lovely voice with her. Kathryn Krone leaves her ability to appear to be doing something when she really isn't to Shirley Huggins. Charlene Kuhn- ert wills her place in the band to Norma Klingenberg. Kowana Kuhnert wills her brown hair to Marjorie Templeton. Peggy Kuykendall leaves her curly hair to Virginia Queen. Dorothy Logan would like to keep her place in Jonesy's heart. Robert Lunnemann leaves his great track ability to Felix Frassato. Martha McCrary contributes her long hair to Mary Ann McElroy. Norma McCrary leaves her sweaters to Barbara Keene. Roberta McCrary wills all heriwads of bubble gum to Miss Mc- Neal. Frances McDonnough wills her'red hair to the person who'd like to have it. To Lewis Dempsey, Lester McQuaid wills his big ears. Frederick Maasberg leaves his never-ending laugh to Mrs. Wooldridge. Bob Mann wills his position as football captain to Jack Lazenby. Richard Marlow leaves his quiet manner to Gene Sutton. Elda Lee Martin wills Emerson to the school, much as she hates to do so. Tom fSpiderJ Mathews contributes a small part of his tumb- ling ability to Duster Thomas. Beulah Mayer gives all her abilities to future PCHS students. Loriena Mayer needs everything she has, so wills nothing. Lorraine Miller leaves typing, period! Hulda Milliken leaves her smile to Mary Knowles. Jean Moak wills her gym suit to Clara Marie Baudison. Gene Morgenstern takes all he wants with him. Virginia Neider- brock leaves her journalism knowledge with Miss -Baudi- son. Bobby Neville decided to leave his shirts to Jim McKinstry. . Bonnie Neville vacates her position as cheerleader to the skinniest person here next year. Don Noward wills to his teachers a small portion of his intelligence. Eugene O'Neil leaves his advanced knowledge to Mr. Quillman. Frank Owens leaves his pool playing ability to Emerson Reidelberger. Doris Peradotta leaves that wicked grin to Celeste Giacomo. John Presswood's girlish habits are willed to Richard Black. Melvin Presswood leaves- to Mr. Chenoweth his history book. ' . Mervin Presswood leaves his ability to skip school tp Bob West. Bill Pundsack leaves his bobbie .pins to Bill Payne. Merrill Queen wills his girl friends in DuQuoin to Mark Stanton. Lenora Quillman takes everything with her. Henry Rabe wills his poems to the stoves be- cause they aren't readable. Elaine Ragland leaves her musical voice to Bob Holloway. Robert Robb leaves all his scraps of paper for the janitors. Jack Roberts leaves his ability to snooze in classes- to Jimmy Stone. Joe Salvo bestows his lovely singing voice on Blair McIntyre. Anita Schaudt gives to Marilee McCrary her never- ending smile. Virginia Schilling leaves her shoes in the custody of Virginia Ballheimer. Dorothy Schumaier, Nedra Keller and Ella Hoffman set up an example of friendship for all future seniors. Arthur Schwartzkopf leaves his physique to Bobby Baudison. Pauline Schwarze wills her large wardrobe to Joyce Cunningham. Dorothy Silbe leaves her textbooks to Clara Marie Baudison. Nelson Slusher, Wanita Irwin and Karl Morgenstern leave school, period! Doris Smith leaves her locker mice to the girls in the upper hall. Betty Stevenson leaves her seat on the Cutler bus to Rosalie Reese. Elizabeth Stev- enson leaves her quiet ways to Dorothea Koontz. Peggy Stone leaves her ability to cook to Clara Mae Flute. Norma Templeton wills her shorthand book to Irene Bauersachs. William Timpner needs everything-even Mr. Templeton-to aid him in farming. Betty Jean Valentine wills her ability to do anything to Barbara Keene. Paul VanOver wills his speeches to Mrs. Chenoweth. Audrey Vorderbrugge and Mary Jane Weatherford bestow their long names on Doris Rule. Vallie West leaves his height to Herman Bauersachs, Jr. Betty Ann Wild wills her seat in Journalism to any per- son Who wants it. Fern Wrolen leaves everything but her diploma here in school. Page Twenty-five

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IN MEMORIAM 1 H LGWELI. EUGENE TAYLOR MARCH 28, 1928 APRIL 16, 1945 His ideas were associated with every charm of nature, we hear his voice in the echo which he once delighted to wakeng his spirit haunts the grove which he once frequented, we think of him in the wild upland solitude or amidst the pensive beauty of the valley. In the freshness of joyous morning, we remember his beaming smiles and bounding gayetyg and when sober evening returns with its gathering shadows and subduing quiet, We call to mind many a twilight hour of gentle talk and sweet- souled melancholy. Each lonely place shall him restore For him the tear be duly shed Beloved, till life can charm no more And mourned till ourself be dead. -Washington Irving Page Twenty-four

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PROP!-IECV Phyllis Akre is singing on the Hour of Charm. Bobbie Armstrong is dancing in Billy Rose's Diamond Horseshoe. Jo Bailey is the holder of the title Fastest talking woman in the U.S.A. Benny Ballheimer is still playing pool. Ina Baudison is following in her sister's foot- steps, teaching at.PCHS. Dorothy Beck is the very stern president of a secretarial school for girls. Edith Beck is the nation's authority on How to stay slim. Loraine Beck is trying to find the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Clifford Behnken is chief test pilot of U.S.A. A.F. Geraldine Birkner is the only woman airplane de- signer in the world. Don Blair is a weight lifter in a circus. Geneva Brown is writing novels for True Story. Frank Brown is play- ing Tarzan in the movies. Lloyd Brown conducts a class on how to beat pinball machines. Dennis Brugge- mann is Congressman from Illinois. Everett Caupert is raising goats. junior Cole is the world famous six day bicycle race winner. Helen Marie Caupert is the champion lady boxer of the world. Helen Vera Caupert is a ladies' hat designer. Phyllis Irene and Mae Flossine Caupert are working their way through college. james Cunningham is working in a circus. Norma June Cunningham is sec- retary to the Governor of Illinois. Tressa Davis is the owner of a chain of restaurants. Elmer Dempsey is president of a large tobacco firm. Warren Dempsey is the steam shovel operator in an iron mine. Mary Ann Dunn is center on a girls' basketball team. Veneta Estes is married and living in Cutler. Martin Giordano is chief bartender and whiskey-sour ex- pert at Tallo's. Susie Harris is a famous painter. She got started by painting mustaches on ads. Jean Hawkins is going to college, where she is drum majorette and cheerleader. Eula Mae Heape is a noted authority on child welfare. Neola Heine is trying to find out where anything goes when it's gone. Betty Ann Heisner is writing stories for soap operas. Wanda Helvey is waiting for the Admiral to come home. Joyce Hickman is chief rival to jo Bailey as world's fastest talking woman. Robert Hitt is star halfback for Illinois University. Iona Hoffman is still taking those weekly trips to Scott Field. Ella Hoffman is nursing in a hospital and is an authority on how to mend a broken heart. Harry House is another Dr. Livingstone, exploring in Africa. Dorothy Huggins is head of the Home Ec De- partment at PCHS. Wanita Irwin is the model house- wife of P'ville. Don Jones is still courting his one and only. Mary Lou Jones is writing advice to the lovelorn for the Democrat. Betty Kee is giving lectures on the most harmful of habits-chewing gum. Nedra Keller is that famous woman bullfighter in Mexico. Norman Keith is a big time farmer near P'ville. Clifford Keller- man is teaching Ag at PCHS. Elias Kellerman is a motor cop for the State Department of Safety. Gertrude Kellerman is making a living for herself and her husband by working at Rosie's. Norma Jean Kennedy is playing the piano in a show called Kennedy's Kutie Kapers. Betty Kinstler is the featured vocalist in Kennedy's Kutie Kapersf' Kathryn Krone is a movie actress-plays only in serials. Charlene Kuhnert is try- ing to find out how Dick Tracy always gets his man. Kowana Kuhnert is Secretary of Treasury-still trying to get her books to balance. Peggy Kuykendall is mistress of ceremonies on Kuykendall's Quiz. Dorothy Logan is lecturing on how to keep a steady through four years of high school. Page Twenty-six 1 4, Robert Lunnemann is running the half-mile in the Olympics. Tom Mathews is a famous astronomer in California. Fred Maasberg is a dentist in Percy. Bob Mann is coaching football at PCHS. Richard Marlow is a motor cop, operating from the station at DuQuoin. Beulah Mayer is playing Blondie in the movies. Loriena Mayer owns the largest dude ranch in the west. Elda Lee Martin rates champion woman motorcycle rider in the U. S. Martha McCrary is running a cat hospital. Norma McCrary still can't decide which boy she wants to go with. Robert McCrary is the star forward on the Na- tional Redheads. Frances McDonnough is writing a book entitled How to Play Volleyball. Lester McQuaid is trying to find the reason that a pool ball is round. Lorraine Miller is owner :md ticket seller of the Tamaroa Theater. Hulda Milliken is writing poetry. Jean Moak is selling peanuts to support her husband and children. Gene Morgenstern is Demo- cratic Senator from Illinois. Karl Morgenstern is a math student at Illinois-study- ing figures. Virginia Neiderbrock is very busy taking care of hubby and kiddies in Belleville. Bobbie Neville is a famous landowner in the Arctic-owns large blocks. Bonnie Neville is giving lessons in cheerleading. Don Noward is the best and only mechanic in P'ville. Eugene O'Neill is President of the Illinois Butcher's Union-takes short cuts. Frank Owens is working his way around the world via a tramp steamer. Paul VanOver is a stand-in for Tyronne Power. Doris Peradotta is author of the famous book, How to Have Luxurious Blonde Hair. John Presswood is Principal of a school for girls. Mel- vin Presswood is giving lessons in safety driving. Mervin Presswood is a noted authority on how to skip school and get an excused absence. Bill Pundsack is working with atomic energy. Merrill Queen is still courting girls in Du- Quoin. Lenora Quillman is a bathing suit designer in Florida-also models them. Henry Rabe is rewriting his poems-censors won't pass them. Elaine Ragland is the model wife-her name is Noward now. Robert Robb is the originator of the western dance called Robb R.ustic Rumba. Jack Roberts is a daredevil racecar driver. Phyllis Rushing is selling refrigerators to Eskimos. Joe Salvo is working at Duvardo's in Willisville. Anita Schaudt is a lady doctor and surgeon who is a regular cut-up. Virginia Schilling is still looking for a husband taller than herself. Dorothy Schumaier is head of S.P.C.A. in Perry County. Arthur Schwartzkopf is play- ing football for the Fighting Irish. Pauline Schwartz gives beauty hints in a daily column of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Dorothy Silbe is the sheriff of P'ville. Nelson Slusher is the radio comedian on Station W.j.P.F. Doris Smith is still telling about her boy friends. Betty Stevenson spends her time inventing gadgets for the kitchen. Elizabeth Steven- son is fashion editor for the Ladies' Home journal. Peggy Stone is married to you know who. Norma Templeton operates a beauty shop in Tamaroa. Bill Timpner owns and operates the model,up-to-date farm of Southern Illinois. Betty Valentine is a fortune teller in a circus. Audrey Vorderbrugge is making plans for her home on Mars. Mary jane Weatherford is a cartoonist-draws Super- Woman. Vallie West is trying to find out why Eskimos won't buy refrigerators. Betty Ann Wild is traveling all over the world trying to find her runaway husband. Ruth Wolfe is still wolfing at Willisville. Fern Wrolen is still trying to make up her mind which boy friend she should marry. 1 ...r , .,.-A . ....... ... ,.,