Belmont High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Belmont, WI)

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Class Will We, the graduating class of 1956, being of sound mind lwe hopel and about to leave this institution of learning, would like to bequeath our favorite traits to the following under classmen and faculty! Jack Amenda wills his wisecracking ability to Hr. Weber and his abundant red hair to Hr. Helgesen. Jack also wants to leave his twin sister to anyone who wants her. Kitty Reeves leaves her driving teacher to anyone who needs oneg she would also like to trade her walk with Mrs. Chellevold and wills her attraction to the Burr Oak region to Billy Simmons. Jean Dolphin would like to will her long hair to Nancy VbnGlahn and her abil- ity to play the piano to Mr. Stratman. Jean also leaves her typing ability to Darlene Peterson. Paul Borcherding wills his gift of gab to Hrs. B. and he would like Donnie Clayton to have his ability to get along with the girls. Paul thinks he needs everything else. Curtis Nodolf wills his nickname to anyone who needs one and his ability to get along with Mr. Fbnley to the cheerleaders. He would like to get rid of his ability to dent in new cars by leaving it to Jerry V.G. David Miller would like to leave his crown for Jack VonGlahn and his car, too--oh no! he says he still needs that to go to Platteville. He wills his trumpet playing ability to Sharon Shaw. Liz Hoody would like to encourage people to wear knee socks by leaving hers to anyone with cold legs. She also wills her love for the Air Fbrce to Doris Anne and her love for a good arguement to Larry Dolphin. Donald Buss wills his driving ability to Joe Henry. He also wants Bob Fowler to have his false teeth. He wants to leave his ability to get home early to his sister Dorothy. Priscilla Eustice leaves her ability to be engaged while in high school to Judy Ruskell and leaves the fine job she did as editor-in-chief of this annual to David Speth. She wants Robert Fowler to have her cheerleading ability. Barbara Fowler wills her twirling ability to Catherine Landon and her size to Jerry Cushman. Her attraction for Platteville she wills to Grace Shaw. Ruth Flogel would like to leave her letters from Holman to Sue Riechers and her laugh to anyone who will take it just to get rid of it. Ronnie she still wants to keep. Reta Ruskell wills her squeal to Ruth Mauthe, and all the tape she has used on her class ring to Keith Kamps to start a store. She thinks the freshman boys need her neatness. Jerry Frontz wills his ability to be football captain to Kent Boroherding and his milking ability to Jerry Bruun. He said Mary June may have his class ring. Patricia Ludlum wills her ability to be twice crowned Queen to Dorothy L. and her personality to Georgia Rae Stenulson. She wants John Moody to have her left over stationary. Richard Kail wills his gift of gab to Barbara Clark lwho really doesn't need itl. His ability to be athletic manager he wills to Tom Simmons. He would like to give his left over jokes to Donnie Hackbarth. Leanne Belken would like her sister Jeanette to share her love for Cuba City and Norma Riechers to have her driver's license. She wills her love for Moonlight to Wanda Hoelting. Marlene Kamps wills her ability to herd the Nash around to anyone crazy enough to own oneg she wills the distinction of being the only one in the senior class to get her class ring lost, to anyone who gives his away. Incidentally, Molly wants to keep her twin brother.

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Jeanette Jansen would like to leave her good grades to the sophomore boys and her Cuba City letter sweater to her sister Lois. She feels her quiet ways will be an asset to Fred Watchorn. Robert Bockhop wills his hog raising ability to Karyn Boom and his ability to keep training rules to John Webster. He thinks that Tiede's Little Speedies might profit by his basketball ability. To tempted To To queath. To the and the the the Juniors, we would like to pass on our success in all that we have at- also several senior class rings. Sophomores, we will our natural quietness and good study habits. Freshmen, our democratic ways and friendship with the teachers we be- teachers the seniors leave a much needed rest. Signed Sealed and Delivered by: ,..I Class Poem To friends, Belmonters--Whom it may concerng We've written a verse--brain cell'll churn! On each classmate we are going to tell-- Now we'll begin--hope all goes well! The noisiest of the class--Jack Amends He is tall and very slender. In football, basketball, Jack liked to play, And was a star in his own way. Leanne Belken, is about five foot two, Has the prettiest eyes of blue. Someday a nurse she hopes to be, And she will serve them patiently. Bob Bockhop, who lives out Jericho way, Brings Sally to school every day. Champion at the '55 Livestock Show, And in basketball he seems like a pro. Paul Borcherding, quiet man of the class, In most all things he does surpass. --A 'SS Chev for graduation, Now watch the girls pay attention. Donnie Buss, the farmer out Truman way, Works for his dad to earn his pay. With Judy he is seen many a night, And thinks that she is quite all right. Jean Dolphin, who has a very small voice, For her future she has made a choice. Being quite, shy, and ever so nice, Soon'l1 be in a shower of rice. Priscilla Eustice, plays a cornet in bandg As Editor was really grand. She has had a diamond since last yearg Soon the wedding bells she will hear.