Central High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Camp Point, IL)

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I, Gary Flesner, will my love for the Democratic Party to Mr. Wartick, and my big box of cotton to all the students under Mr. Lathrop. The cotton is to be put in their ears to deaden his voice. I, Larry Flesner, being of sound mind do hereby will my cigarette cough to Coach Johnson (I heard he was looking for one), my locker to Mr. Stabler (the janitor) to use as a junk room; and to Mr. Sickles I will all my squirt guns to help him complete the collection that he started two years ago. I, Ray Flesner, will my ability to trip Coach Galloway when playing basketball to Fred Ketchum, and my ability to get along with Miss Atkinson to Tony Griswold. I, Kenny Gaebel, will my gear shift knobs to whoever took them. I, Betty Graff, will my ability to play volleyball to Susan Bluhm, my desk in English to my brother, and my good behavior in study hall to Nancy Robinson. I, Sam Griswold, bequeath my superior manner and attitude to Mary Goudshaw, and my wonderful, dashing, good looks to my brother Tony who needs them. I, Gary Hamilton, being of very sound mind, do hereby will my ability to get along with Mrs. Traver to everyone who needs it, and my ability to dunk a basketball to Virg Frese and Dennis Hogan; to Susie Lueders, I leave my old worn out tennis shoes. I, Bill Harris, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Traver to Bob Freemen, my locker and P.E. clothes to Dean Smith, if they fit, and all my knowledge of women, as little as it is, to anyone who needs it. I, Sharon Haschemeyer, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to drive safely to my sister Peggy, (sheneeds it), my ability to be quiet in first hour study hall to Bobby Freeman, my shyness to Shirley Marlow, and my mischievousness to Ernie Slottag. I, Mary Heinecke, being of sound mind will my ability to be good in P.E. to Mernice Herren, and my ability to get out of Mrs. Traver's study hall to anyone who wants it. I, David Howald, being of sound mind will my coonhounds to Ronnie Wear, my Republican beliefs to Gene W., my fact to the Museum of American Wonders, and the rest of my body to the Better Health Association. I, Jim Knipmeyer, leave my corvette stingray to Larry Saathoff, my seat in 7th hour study hall to Freddie Ketchum, and my crowded 8th hour P.E. class to all future freshmen. I, Robyn Knox, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will my ability to get along with Mr. Allen to Kenny Brillhart. I, Roger Leach, hereby will my ability to give wild parties to Jim Shank, my ability to make up my mind quickly to Randy Thompson, and my statistic sheets to Eddie Dodson, who loves to keep them. I, Judy Leenerts, will my position in 7-SSC to Ramon Grimmer, my problems in chemistry to Karen Blacketter, and my locker that won't work to my brother Bob. I, Carol Leslie, will my love for school and my love for the teachers that I have had to Barbara Richards. I, Nancy Lichtsinn. will my ability to get good grades from Mr. Wartick to Dick Gaebel. I, Jean Meier, being of sound mind will my ability to play well in P.E. to Linda Taute and my seat in the back of the P.D. class to anyone who needs it. I, Bill Moody, will the best of everything to my sister, years of learnings and the ability to understand to Linda Barnett, and the cage in the Girl's P.E. room to Miss A. I, Janice Neastea, will my locker, 321, to Nancy Robinson and my citizenship grades to my brother. I, Bill Norris, being of sound mind and big body, do hereby will and bequeath all of our nocturnal visits to burton, our weekly trips to Quincy, and our numerous adventure trips to parts unknown to all underclassmen who enjoy being different. I, Danny Lichtsinn, will my 53 Ford to Mr. Wartick and new Ford 6000 to Bob Colvin. I also will my new 63 Ford to Mr. Bricker. I, Lyndell Peters, will my hair to Mr. Allen and my P.E. uniform to who ever stole it. I, Karis Ann Pierce, hereby will and bequeath my ability to hit the parking lot posts to Ruth Albers, my 7-SSC membership to Karen Blacketter, and my ability to express my Democratic ideas in Mr. Wartick’s P.D. class to any Democrat. I, Curtis Post, being sound mind do hereby will my chevy to Mr. Ehmen so he can keep up with the Joneses, and to Mr. Sickles, I will my guns to keep order at Central. I, Diana Post, hereby will my ability to keep quiet in study hall to Betty Callahan and my intentions to sing in chorus to Peggy Haschemeyer. I, Lou Powell, do hereby will and bequeath my long hair to Betty Miller and my unused locker to anyone who wants it. I, Terry Pratt, hereby will to Jerry Squire my ability to get along with Mrs. McCoy. I will my future meals at Central to Paul Patton, and to Jim Shank I will my ability to collect pennies instead of dimes at senior cartoons. Compliments of MR. MRS. D. E. LEE

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SENIOR CLASS WILLS We, the Senior Class, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. To the freshman class, we leave the ability to, one day, become enterprising seniors as we have been. To the sophomores, we leave nothing because they seem to know it all anyway. Last but not least, we leave the juniors the courage to carry on without us. I, Linda Aden, will my long blonde hair to Bob Leenerts, my ability to get nicknames to someone who hates them as much as I do, my ability to be a trustee to someone trustier than I was, and my membership in the 7-SSC to Wayne Leuders. I, Wayne Aden, will my parking place to Dave Winebrenner, and I will to Steve Flesner, the students that I take to school but I will keep the car myself. I, Gloria Albers, do hereby will my ability to remain silent at all times to Linda Ideus, my ability to always sing in chorus to Nina Pam, and the seat under the pencil sharpener in the history room to anyone who likes sawdust all over their books. I, Betty Alcorn, of sound mind, will and bequeath to my sister Sue, the ability to get married during her junior year, and to Carolyn Beebe, I will my ability to black and dye my hair. I will my eye brow pencil for his moustache. I. Joyce Alcorn, of sound mind, hereby will and bequeath my job as ticket puncher to Carol Baehr, my love of life to Sherri Hickman, and Richard Gaebel, and my adoration of a certain senior boy to Ruth Albers. I, Marilyn Allen, hereby will my old boyfriend to Cheryl Roy, my ability of good driving to Dale and Carl M., a new ford for Sharon V. and Myron H. to go skating in, my grades in citizenship to Jimmy H. and my good bowling arm to Donna S. I, John Baird, being mentally retarded and with a disabled body, do hereby will and bequeath my claim to the middle of the Clayton-Augusta blacktop to anyone who might be in a hurry to get there some night. I, Nancy Bartell, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to keep quiet in study hall to Marilyn Bartell, our spaciousness in the P. E. room to Karen Flesner, and my work in the concession stand to anyone who can stand the pace. I, Dick Bennett, thinking that I am of sound mind and body, hereby will my fur hat to Bill Moody, my 39 corvette to James Knipmeyer, and my motor-scooter to Wayne Aden. I, Jeanene Bluhm, being out of my mind with sound body, bequeath my acid eaten chemistry apron to Karen Blacketter, my dirty jokes to Pat Ehmen, my Monday morning sore throats to Ruthie Albers, and my sacred membership in the 7-SSC to the honorable Jim Shank. 1, Barbara Bruns, do hereby will and bequeath my 5:30 hairwashings to Jeanne Haschemeyer, all my ruined nylons to Jackie Smith, my nervous condition in band to Paula Baker, and last but not least, my membership in the 7-SSC to Denny Hull. I, Jeanette Bruns, do hereby will and bequeath my blonde hair to Nina Pam, my share of candy I eat in seventh hour study hall to Carol Baehr, my ability to run around town to Peggy Haschemeyer, and work in the concession stand to anyone who likes to throw money around. I, Bob Buss, being sober, will my front row seat in P.D. to anyone who wants it, my P.E. locker to Jim Shank, and my third chair in band to anyone who wants to sit there. I, Bill Craig, would like to will my 1951 chevy 409, four speed, impala to Delmar Schluter and my lovable sister to John Leenerts. I, Jim Deming, will my new 53 thunderbird to Pat and my 39 Ford truck to Jim Knipmeyer and all my guernsey cows to Karis Pierce. I, Pat Deming, will my locker, number 365 to Wanda Baily. I, Larry Dieterle, will my ability to sleep in second, fifth, and ninth hour study halls to Bill Taylor, Eddie Dodson, and Paul Patton, to keep them out of trouble, and my ability to do calisthemics to Don Galloway. I, Lee Echternkamp, do will and bequeath my ability to play volleyball, to get out of running laps, and to come into P.E. class late to Sharon Vollbracht; also I will give freely, to anyone who wants it, my ability to write shorthand and then read it. I, Judy Ehrhardt, will my senior math to anyone dumb enough to take it, and my ability to play volleyball to Candy Hogan. I, Gary Faulkner, being of weak mind and puny body, do hereby will and bequeath my superior athletic ability to Wayne Leuders, my dislike for Mr. Doole to Dean Leenerts, and my height to Freddie Ketchum. Congratulations class of '63 KIEFERS FOOD STORE Golden, 111.

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I. Virginia Sharrow, will to my sister, Kathleen and to Cheryl Flesner my ability to walk in P.E. and office practice late. To my brother, I leave my ability to get B's in P.D. I, Allen Stevens, do hereby will my Kennedy pin to Mr. Wartick and my ability to get along with Mrs. Traver to Bob Leenerts. I, Joyce Stevens, hereby will and bequeath my ability to flunk chemistry quizes to Karen Blacketter, my membership in the 7-SSC to Virg, my cheerleading uniform to Linda Bruns, and my long hair to anyone who wants it. I, Karen Stout, will my ability to think a lot and say little in Mr. Wartick's class to Betty Busboom and my ability to talk in seventh hour study hall to Sandy DeMoss. I, Maxine Ufkes, will my ability to stay quiet in first study hall to Stanley Shelton and my ability to punch tickets to Kent Wilson so he can stay at the end of the lunch line. I, Jim Vancil, will my ability to foul Coach Galloway to Fred Ketchum and my ability to not get mad to any intramural player when Hogan referees. I, Ronnie Wear, will all of my old sloe gin to Jim Shank and Randy Thompson. I, Sandy West, being of sound mind and body do hereby will and bequeath all my problems to Jim Shank, my cheerleading uniform to Nancy Hamilton, my membership in the 7-SSC to Randy Thompson, and last but not least, I leave my ability to get along with the Pittfield cheerleading squad to Karen Blacketter, Nancy Sapp, and Marcia Stonewall. I, Clyde Wilson, do hereby will and bequeath my other four legs to Miss Magill, my athletic ability to Dennis Hogan, My brains to Paul Reuschal, who needs them, and my democratic policies to Mr. Wartick. I, Barbara Yates, do hereby will and bequeath my job as statistician to any girl who would enjoy sitting behind the players bench and being a back board for soggy towels; and to Ronnie Royalty, I leave my ability to misplace my horn. I, Dale Reckers, will my locker to Victor Rhea and my ability to get along with Mr. Lathrop to anyone who needs it. I, Marilyn Reuschel, do hereby will and bequeath my job of working in the concession stand to my sister Betty. I will to Sandy Demoss my gold bracelet which 1 so frequently miss, and to Roger Kindhart, one package of grape life-savers. I, Marilyn Richards, will my position as typist on the newspaper staff to my sister Babs, and to Dennis Padgett and Roger Kindhart, my ability to get along with Susan Heinecke. I, Larry Saathoff, will my life earnings to Betty B., my books to Mr. Sickles, and my good feelings to all my teachers. I, Elaine Schlueter, hereby will my position as Mr. Sherman's secretary to anyone who wants it and my ability to get along with Mr. Wartick to Betty Busboom. I, Jim Schmidt, being of eccentric mind and peculiar body, bequeath my Untouchables membership to Julie London and my sob rag from Dulle's and MaGill’s classes to Mary Ihnen and Jim Shank. I, Juanita Schmidt, do hereby will and bequeath to Connie S., Jeanne F.. Emily W., and Betty B. my ability to make A's in Mrs. Wickliffe's college prep, class, (as if they needed it) To Betty Miller, I leave my ability to break a hundred at bowling. I, Herb Schmiedeskamp, being of sound mind do hereby will my MASTERS OF DECEIT book to any good Democrat and my job washing dishes to Dennis Hogan. I, Albert Schreake, will my P.E. locker, 101, and my P.E. exercises to Freddy Ketchum. I, Roger Schwengel, hereby will my accomplishments in F.F.A. to Bob McClintock and Gary Z. I, Dale Shanholtzer, being of feeble mind and bony body, do hereby will to Jim Shank, my ability to put the top up on a convertible during a rainstorm for when he gets one and to Bill Pittman my ability for chasing dogs through wheat fields with a convertible. MAIN STREET CAFE Golden, 111. Phone 208 HUSSONGS SHORTHORN HILLS 4-H Calves for sale LEE and IRIS HUSSONG