Arcadia High School - Raider Yearbook (Arcadia, WI)

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19 6 Senior Class Will To whom it may concern, this is the last will and testament of the class of '56, To Sylvester Knapton, George Bohrnstedt wills his position in Ernie Reck's band. Paul Wagner is really blessed! To him Lilah Hanson extends her innocent look. Marilyn Brom has decided to will her good nature to Bob White. Make good use of it, Bob! Donna Moe bestows her code of silence to Leon Klopotek with the best of wishes. David Axness wills his ways with women to Gusty. Because Lucy Berg now has only oneinterest, she bequeaths her many dates to Rita Lisowski. Leigh Borgwardt wills his traveling refrigerator to Frigidaire. Richard Berger wills his ambitious ways to Roger Klonecki. Colleen Draeger says the only valuable thing she has is Hilbert, and why will him??? Jerry Davis wills his slimness to his brother, Bob. To next year's football team, Eddie Gandera wills his prize swine so they can have a genuine leather pig- skin. David Herrmann wills his ability to make money to anyone who thinks he can do better. Richard Glowcheski bequeaths all his empty cans to Donavan Pierzina. This will be a healthy collection, Don. Sardine cans, that is! Ronnie Guenther wills his practice hours on the trombone to Warren Rliude. Let's hear more from the 3rd part, Warren. To Janice Schultz, Clarice Hanson leaves her adorable Baby Doll heels. Janice George wills her brother to Deloris Jaszew- ski. To Larry Ellis, Marvin Grotjahn wills his ninety- eight excuses for not having his work done. To all students who have trouble in spelling, Deloris Jaszewski leaves her last name. Jerome Bambenek wills his abilities in geometry to Richard Kujak. Melvin Comero leaves his last name to a junior, namely Carol. Rosalie 'Motszko has decided to leave her happy- go-lucky attitude to Joyce Rebhahn. Mark Pronschinske wills his theory of growing corn to the Ag class. f Z Rose Ann Rebhahn leaves her blue eye to Miss Gorton. Now these colored eyes will really roll!!! Tom Renter wills his curly hair to Charlotte Crawford. To anyone who wants to have fun, Jo Ann Proms-- chinske wills her place in Mr. Riesch's class. Mary Jane Myers wills her gentle voice to Shirley Metzler. To Yvonne Conrad, Anna Konkel liequeaths her calm attitude toward life. Relax, Yvonne! Phyllis Kreher wills her stack of letters with a little pink ribbon to Darlene Kreibich. Now you'll be among the fortunate, Darlene. To Miss Volden, Marlys Meistad leaves her SMILES. Eddie Kanirowski wills his smooth walk to Mr Riesch. Just to carry on family tradition, Doris Kanila willslher ability to fry tender, golden brown chicken to her sister, Mary Lou. Mary Rippley wills all her fun at dances to Donna Reichwein. Richa1'd Jereczek wishes to share his height with Doris Nelson, and herce leaves her half of it. lYou wo1't't have to look up to anyone now, Tilliej. .Robert Rotering has willed to Uncle Sam all the territory he has covered. NVe shall soon have a 49th state. Lois Pronschiuske wills her inatriinonial intentii,ns to Mr. Crowley. Judy Sobotta, you are lucky, Mary Schlesser wills you her secret formula for cheeks like roses. Donald Pape wills his red hair to Alice Jaszewskt. Now you'll really sparkle, Alice. To anyone who can hold it, Tom Slaby wills his cigarette case. Doris Jensen wills her Whitehall chaperon to Lois Skroch. She's decided that she can do without one after she's been graduated. Robert Luethi wills his safe driving to Allyn Pel- owski. Not that Allyn needs it! To Betty Wicka, Mona Thomas wills her reserved attitude. To James Axness, Roger Weaver wills that ro- inanttc something in his eyes. Janice Weltzien would will Gordie, but she thinks she deserves him more than anyone else. Russell White wills his singing voice to-I got it, THE BIRDS. p

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Gary Waters is going to be extra good to next year's play cast. To them he wills his Packard. Now you'll really go places, kids! Gaylord Severson wills his slimness and height to George Motszko. Ray Scow wills his unused intelligence to the less fortunate. Sharon Schultz leaves her dad what is. left of the Buick. She hopes he will make good usedof it. Roger Rotering wills his indifferent attitude toward the fair sex to Wayne Auer, who is sadly in need of such a thing. Elaine Radomski wills her theme song, Everyone Is Looking at Me, to Evadine Obieglo. Eugene Weaver wills his remaining packs of gum to any of the future geography students. 3, To all- the lovers of the upper North, Dorothy Ryan wills her many happy hours in Elk Creek and Inde- pendence. V H Doris Waletzke wills her understanding of debits and credits to the future bookkeepers. Clarice Schmidtknecht wills her interest in Home ?c to Jane Pyka. It may come in handy in a few years, ane. V To the lucky lad named Neal Jensen, Bob Steffen- son wills his ambition to doodle. Deloris Schlesser wills all the. slams contained herein to next year's class will committee. Just so Mr. Cashen has a winning team next year, the senior boys will their ability to play football to the underclassmen. To the remaining teachers, we bequeath all the headaches we've had during our high school days. We know they, too, had some, but not nearly as severe as ours were!!! A . To the junior class we will el volume of law books to insure them of a passing grade in government. We leave to the sophomore class our notebooks, pencil stubs, compasses, and lockers, and hope their jumor year is the hest ever. l A ' A Last, but not least, to the freshman class we will our memories of high school and hope they will re-live all our experiences in the coming years. ' ' Signatures : Jerry Davis ' Rosalie Motszko Jerome Bambenek Colleen Draeger Roger Weaver Deloris Schlesser