Walnut High School - Walnut Tree Yearbook (Walnut, IL)

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Ann Waterhouse As this year’s graduating class We say we’re forty-niners. We are very proud because We are this year’s head-liners! In the fall of nineteen forty-five, We entered dear old Alma Mater. Officers were, Les, Rosie and Bert, Miss Olinger was our sponsor. In our next year, forty-six, We chose Char, Bert and Jane to guide us. Mr. Morris was always there To back us up and stay beside us. Now forty-seven was quite a year. Hoppy, Casey and “Sparkie” worked hard. Mrs. Kingsbury was always near To keep our record from being marred. Our senior year has been truly notorious. Mr. Schock has worked along with Casey, Elaine and Ann. We’ve accomplished some things considered victorious As only a group of seniors can. After four good years full of activities We are leaving Walnut High. We’ll always remember good times we have had And certainly hate to say goodbye. Now as we leave let us part with this thought, We shall never forget our school days Nor the faculty, classmates, friends we have made And fun we have had in so many ways. SENIOR OFFICERS President James Casey Vice President Elaine Glafka Secretary-Treasurer. Ann Waterhouse SENIOR ADVISER Mr. J. J. Schock SENIOR MOTTO A hard beginning maketh a good ending SENIOR COLORS Blue and White SENIOR FLOWER Red Rose

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CLASSES

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CLASS I, Jack Abraham, do bequeath my height to John Wallis and my wolfish ways to John Perino. I, Lois Baumgartner, do bequeath my ’37 Chevy to Tuffy Larson. I, Verden Baumgartner, do bequeath my little grey Ford to Lois Peterson in exchange for her little grey Ford and my ability to behave in study halls to Betty Bourquin. I, Bertha Mae Bolbock, do bequeath my cheerleading ability to Virginia Strader. I, Lorella Bowen, do bequeath my success in romance to Janet Hoffman. I, James Brandenberg, do bequeath my good grades to Nelda Ann Gloden. I, Iris Burkey, do bequeath my small stature to Jane Peach. I, James Casey, do bequeath my clarinet playing to Tommy Flanders. I, Maxine Chelin, do bequeath my height and figure to Dolly Stickles and my ability to act like a mean little kid to Sue Livey. I, Kenneth Choiniere, do bequeath my charm curls to Eugene Farmer. I, Donald Christensen, do bequeath my uninterrupted slumbers to Jim Hopkins. I, Frances Farmer, do bequeath my good habits to Zulma DeWaele. WILL I, Elaine Glafka, do bequeath my graceful dancing to Billy Sarver. I, Doris Hatland, do bequeath my ability to love ’em and leave ’em to Phyllis Renner. I, Charlene Hill, do bequeath my crown to the future Queen and my musical ability to Gloria Schoff. I, Donald Hopkins, do bequeath my steadiness with girls to Don Larson and my like for studying to Richard Hoffman. I, Marian Hopkins, do bequeath my ability to get money for the annual to Ruth Egert and my height to Vivian Oberle. I, Bonnie Johnson, do bequeath my love for the Army to Charlene Gallen-tine. I, Rita Langford, do bequeath my nack for giving Toni’s to the boys to Alberta Gustafson. I, Neil Lathrop, do bequeath my ability to tell a good story to Dorothy Mag-nuson. I, Glendon Melton, do bequeath my manly build to Donald Mungor. I, Lois Middleton, do bequeath my like for the name of Gail to Charlene Gallentine. I, Jane Lewis, do bequeath my sense of humor to Billy Warling and my sunny disposition to Phyllis Albright.