Argyle High School - Treasured Echoes Yearbook (Argyle, WI)

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Standing: Mary Hawley chairman literary committee; Delores Hansen, chairman photography committee; Leonard Disch, chairman advertising committee; Henry Schwartz, chairman assembling committee; Charles Putnam, chairman sales committee; Mr. Simpson, adviser. Seated: John Mindermann, assistant editor; Glenn Legler, editor; Helen Peterson, secretary treasurer. (Pr ff Back Row: Russell Nelson, Leonard Disch, Eugene Lane, Robert Kohler, Ralph Wilhelmson. Second Row: Mrs. Wanderscheid, adviser; Beverly Olson, Joyce Nybroten, Charlene Severson, Vivian Hauser, Charles Putnam, Leona Everson, Janann Raster, Rosemary Flannery, Ada Mae Anderson, Delores Hansen; Mrs. Hendrickson, typing director. Front Row: Donna Johnson, Marilyn Nybroten, Joanne Everson; Audrey Flannery, co-editor; Glenn Legler, co-editor; Mary Hawley, co-editor; Helen Peterson, James Dillon, John Mindermann, Henry Schwartz. 16 —

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CUs Will We, the Class of Fifty, of Argyle High School, City of Argyle, State of Wisconsin, and of the U.S.A. , being sound of body and doubtfully of mind, do hereby declare this to be our last Will and Testament. As a class, we will our good-time expenses, and miscellaneous debts, to be paid the moment after we receive our diplomas, to all the millionaire Juniors. To the Sophomores, we will our literary skills displayed in our paper and annual. The Freshmen can have our intelligent minds that got us into so many jams. I, Ada Mae Anderson, will my interest in squirrel skeletons and hearts to Freddie Wirtz. Just don't wear your heart on your sleeve. I, Leonard Disch, will my ability to argue for the Republicans to Fritz Erickson. Be courageous. Fritz, and you’ll come out on top--somet ime!! I, Joanne Everson, will my cheery disposition to the rest of the poor souls in Argyle High. I, Leona Everson, will my rolls of adhesive tape to any lucky girl that gets someone's class ring. I, Audrey Flannery, will my ability to get and keep friends to erring Freshmen. I, Vivian Houser, will my beautiful eighteenth century hairdos to June Kristof-ferson. Try a Toni. I, Mary Hawley, will my ability to have a finger in every pie to Jimmy Dillon. Looks like Jim has a good start. I, Janann Kaster, will my ability to handle money to Dick Hawley. I, Donna Jean Johnson, will my comfortable chair in the office to anyone who likes ease. ( iit strangling me, Mr. Morgan. I, Gene Lane, will that twinkle in my eyes to Emogene Johnson--not that she needs any more! ! ! I, Glenn Legler, will all my little books of reference to Donny Lane. Just sleep on them, Donny. I, John Mindermann, will my ability to be '‘Bugs Bunny’’ to anyone buggsey enough to take it. I, Russell Nelson, will my double-jointedness to the future Freshman cheerleader. Guarantees wonders. I, Marilyn Nyhroten, will my title as ‘‘Girl with the sweetest face’’ to Shirley Nybroten, who is my rightful successor. I, Joyce Nybroten, will my beautiful blush to Sandra Watkins--if she can use any more. I, Beverly Olson, will my ability to cut hair to anyone who likes bangs. Step right up, folks. I, Helen Peterson, will my ability to change the color of my eyes to Marlene D’ Hobbins. Change them to go with different outfits, Marlene. I, Charles Putnam, will my ability to tease the girls to Kenny Robertson. Girls love it, Kenny. I, Hank Schwartz, will my hand-drawn pinup girls to Sylvester Johnson. I, Charlene Severson, will my ability to spell down the rest of the imbeciles to needy underclassmen. I, Ralph Wilhelmson, will my cheerful ‘‘Good morning, goils’ to Roger Saalsaa. It pays off, Roger. I, Delores Hansen, will to anyone who has a cold, my wintergreen smelling handkerchief. — 15 —

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