Bensenville Community High School - Highlights Yearbook (Bensenville, IL)

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trouble to BERT HEUER. MARY LOU FILCZER leaves the joycof getting up at 6:30 every morning to LILA KOMAY NORMAN FISK wills the remainder of his school books to future seniors. PAT FRANKMAN wills her ability to get along in Secretarial Studies without shorthand to JOYCE MEL- LON. THOMAS FRANZEN bequeaths all his bugs in biol- o y to KEN BARKER. JOHN FREEMAN wills his mop of hair to HAROLD COOK. NANCY GAITSCH wills her luck in catching the 7 o'clock bus to BLANCHE MARTINUS. NORMA GAITSCH leaves her ambition to finish high school to PHYLLIS HEINRICH. BARBARA GIBBS wills to her brother, Edwin, her abil- ity CPD to get along with Mr. Trapp. LYLE GILLMAN wills opportunity to everyone. MAURICE HALSEY wiIIs'his many athletic abilities to KENNY WILKE, a fellow ltascan. JUNE HANSEN leaves her ability to oet along with the teachers and students to the LYFORD twins. PHYLLIS HARTMAN wills her warm locker by the back door to any cold air fiend. MARLENE HAYES wills her hopeless efforts to get along with teachers to the under-classmen. ADELE HENDRICKSEN bequeaths the iov of figuring bowling averages to anyone who would like to go ber- serk. JAMES HILLIGER wills his nickname, B.J., to GARY GENGEL. HARRIET HOLLES wills her ability for losing school books so efficiently to anyone who has a dislike for them. JOYCE HOLMSTROM leaves her hair-pulling sessions with Coach to her sister, JUDY. LORRAYNE HOLQUIST wills her sweet-tempered dis- position to any rowdy who needs it. WANDA HOYT wills her piccolo to LEE COOK. BILL ISKE wills his eye-sight to JERRY DALY, so he can see for a while. DONALD JENSEN leaves the privilege to use his foot- ball uniform to DICK HOY. ' WAYNE JOHNSON wills his great ability to play basketball to JOHN GRIFFONE. DOLORES JOLIE wills her first million in stock divi- dends to MR. HAYES, whom she hopes lives to see it. ERNIE JONAS wills his test tubes and favorite bunsen burner to WALTER KOCH, so that he, too, may be- come a great chemist. BARBARA KOCH wills her ability to knit to FLOR- ENCE REPETNY. THERESA KRATOCHVIL wills her hair-dos to her poor unsuspecting sister, FRANNY. EARL LANDECK leaves his make-up assignments in algebra to RALPH LARSEN. TOM LAUMAN leaves his lack of height to any short fellow who doesn't want to play basketball. MARCIA LAUSON wills the bottom shelf of her locker to her long suffering locker partner. MARION LEIDER wills her extraordinary prophetic powers to some deserving Highlights member, who will need it. BETTY LINDER leaves that famous loud-clanging mirror in locker I3 to anyone who can stand the noise. MARY ANN LUBY wills her gym suit to her sister, Margie, if she'd appreciate a short one. LEONARD LUEBKING wills his height to ANTONIO DIAMEDES NICK MASOTTI wills his first chair in the band to his good friend, Brother KOCH. TED MASTERS wills his ability to work in class to two people who need it: RICHARD RHODES and CLIE- FORD MODRICH. BOB MCGLYNN leaves his abiliy to sleep in study hall to anyone who can use it. CARYL OLSON wills her famed giggles and facial expressions and slightly scatter-brained attitude to DONNA MAY SIEK. ELAINE PITT wills her huge album of secrets she has kept through four years to anyone who'd like to delve into them. RUSSELL RASMUSSEN leaves his bench in the shower room to DANNY SILANOFF, who has been standing for three years. MARIE REHER leaves her ability to get along with MR. TRAPP to everyone in fourth period study hall. NORMA RITENOUR wills to DONNA MAY SIEK her ability to give speeches in English class. JOHNNY SANECKI wills his ability to sleep in classes to RONALD LA FATA. HELEN SCHAMBACH leaves all her extra scrap paper to JIM KARRIGAN. RUDY SCHOPPE wills his outstanding musicianship to JERRY DALY. LINDA SCHUEMAN bequeaths the trouble in getting the locker open to her locker partner. BARBARA SEABLOM leaves all her senior rings to COACH, who recruited so many new members for her Admiration Club. OLGA SIEBER wills her ability to talk herself in and out of interesting situations to DORIS JENSEN. JACK SLOTTAG bequeaths his fondness for using long words, regardless of meaning, to anyone unfor- tunate enough to need it. PAULINE SMITH wills both her chairs in fourth period study hall to JOAN TRENHAILE and ELIZABETH Di- GIORGIO. JOYCE-CAROL SONCEK wills her ability to choose stormy days for her excursions to any wet-weather fiend. LEEAMORE STORMS wills his nickname-Squeeky- to GEORGANN JENSBY. BOB SULLIVAN leaves his last chair in band to HAR- OLD COOK. MARY LOU SZABO wills her art abilityi to JANET BIEHLER. DIANE THOMAS wills her alto voice to RICHARD LAUD, who will never make a good bass. EDWARD WANDERSEE leaves his seat in the lunch room to DAVID LIVINGSTON. LOIS WENDT wills her ability to walk out of deten- tion hall to DIANA ROSEN. DARLEEN WHITNEY wills the last four years of fun and extra-curricular activities to her brother, ELI WHITNEY. JO-ANN WILSON extends her sympathy and condol- ences to the teachers of B.C.H.S.-two more Wilsons are cominglll DOLORES WISSING leaves her abilitv to stay out late and yet get up for school to DIANA ROSEN.

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JO ANN WILSON ' Jim Currie-Get off that deskl G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Signal 3, 4, Square Dance Club I, 2, Spanish Club 4, Freshman Chorus, Mixed Chorus l, 2, Girls' Glee Club I, 2,, Student Librarian 3, 4, Library Monitor 3 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Cheerleaders 2' Dramatics Club 4, Pep Club 4, Queen's Court 3. DOLORES WISSING Dodie Don't be nasty. Square Dance Club I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT YOUSE Bob Football 4, Track 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. Attended Lane Tech. I and York High School I. FRANK LUIF Camera Shy. '97 4 A .4 it iff I , Sl lllll Will I M7 GMS 3 ll I 'I ,ri ,Q-I - --'-1 The Willl The will! Give us the will! BETTY LOU ANDERSON wills her ability to get rid of ink bottles to BETTY FREINY. BOB ANDERSON leaves his Hopalong Cassidy gym shoes to JERRY DALY. JEAN BOEHLKE wills her chocolate sundaes every Friday to anybody who needs them after a wearying week of school. DOLORES BRESEE wills all her notes for the next three years to EARL BOONE. MARILYN BROCK wills her ability to get along with girls to BERT HEUER. MARLENE CABA leaves all her homework and school subjects to all those dearl?7 little Freshies. ALLAN COLTRIN wills his ability to day-dream in study hall to his brother, Tim, a future freshman. DOROTHY COOPER reluctantly leaves her nice warm hall locker to some unsuspecting freshman. EDITH COURTENAY leaves her bobby pins to DONNA McLAlN, so she can have curls, too. JIM CURRIE wills his pole vaulting pole to PEDRO CUATRECASAS. JIM DE COSTE wills his dancing ability to DAVID LIVINGSTON. MARLENE EDWARDS wills the bottom shelf and mirror in her locker to GLORIA MORAN. ROBERT EDWARDS wills his Harlem Globe-Trotter technioue to DAVID LIVINGSTON. NORBERT ENGELKE leaves his intelligent brain to whoever needs one. THELMA EWERT wills her ability to keep out of

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