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

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SENIOR WILLS I, Connie Albers, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to make A's under Miss Oberg to my sister Bonnie, and to Marcia F. and Jackie B. my comparability with persons suffering from psychosis. I. James Albert, being of sound mind and body (I hope) will my books to any sucker who wants them and my position as a Senior to anyone who can make it that far. 1, Dennis Baker, being of tall body and big feet, will these possessions to Glenn Miller and my basketball ability to Bert ldeus. I. Ruth Bastean, being of sound mind and weak body, do hereby will my place in the concession stand to Judy T., my ability to stay out late to Sandy D. and my locker by the water fountain to Mary Jo. 1. Barbara Bennett, being of sound mind and body (1 think) will my P.E. locker in which 1 can't get open to Pat H. and my ability to get along with Mr. Lathrop to anyone who dare takes it. and my ability to get along with Mrs. Lewis to Paula Barnett. 1. Joyce Bennett, being of sound (?) mind and body, will to Jackie my chair in Band. P.E. locker N609471 to anyone that get it open and my baby brother to the future freshman science classes. I, Sharon Ann Bienhoff. being of perfect mind and a little less than perfect body, will my great ability as a volleyball player to Sherri U., the use of my '54 Chevy (which she loves dearly) to Sandy M. and my desire to go to Mt. Sterling all the time to Susie M. 1. William Craig Blacketter, being of infinite mental capacity and magnificent physique, will my name plate on the office door to John F., my ability to look innocent to Sam C. and my custom tailored P.E. shorts to whoever stole them. To all the class of '68 goes my profound (?) school spirit. 1. Pamela Bowman being of weary mind and shaky body, do hereby will and bequeath my office of Pres, of NHS to Nancy Lee. my artistic ability (?) to Teresa B.. my ability to get along with Mr. Wartick 2 hours straight to Pat B. and my drippy locker by the water fountain to Sara R.. but my boyfriend I shall keep. 1. Freda Brady, in my unsound body and mind will my ability to think to Sherrie S., my ability to Leona to stay out of trouble with the cops, my ability to Debbie S. to stay out of other people's business. 1. Larry Bruns, being of sound mind and body do hereby will and bequeath my love for 389-4 speeds to Richie C. and my football and helmet to Nancy Lee. I. Roy Calaway, will my record keeping paper to Joe B.. Georgia E. and Roger A. I. Judy Casley, will to Leona F. my ability to keep my mouth shut and my ability to be quiet in Citizenship to Marilyn K. 1. Danny Deshong. will my enthusiasm in P.E. to who ever may need it and my ability to keep quiet in S.H. to Darrel D. I. Fred Douglas, will all my brownie points to Tom L. (he will need more than 1 can give him) and my NOT LIABLE FOR ACCIDENTS sign to Lois F. and Ruth Ann B. I, Marilyn Embree. will to Letha M. my knowledge to study and to Marilyn K. my library dues. I. Jim Flesner, will the ability for my car to make noise to John F. and to anyone who has an ear for music, my sweet nature, self control, and nerves of steel to Mrs. Stevens and to Bill N. my ability to mouth off. 1, Nolan Flesner. will my hot yellow Chevy to Nancy L.. my booze to my beloved sister, my ability to sleep in class to Bruce C., and my ability to stay out of trouble to Roger L. 1. Larry Flint, will my ability to get along with Barb F. to Sam L. and my great friendship to my Little Buddy . I, Richard Futhey, being of sound body and weak mind will my ability to eat during P.E. to my cousin Ray, my well used P.E. clothes to whoever forgets theirs and my ability to get along with Frank to all underclassmen. 1, Eddie Gooding, hereby will and bequeath my charm and my great personality to Mr. Sickles, my locker to Carol D. and my P.E. rags to Max M., my sister Janet, to anyone who will have her and I leave the memories of me to Central. 1, Roger Graff, will all my troubles to John P. and my locker to Roger H. I. Tom Hamilton, being of stubborn mind and a physical wreck will to Jim T. my basketball ability, to Robert 1. my hair, and to Lois my love for country music. Compliments of LAWLESS GROCERY CAMP POINT, ILLINOIS 29

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SENIOR HISTORY In the fall of 1963 we entered the halls of Central High as green freshmen. Members of the class were as follows: Connie Albers. James Albert. Frank Alexander. Dennis Baker. Ruth Bastean. Barbara Bennett, Joyce Bennett. Sharon Bienoff. Craig Blacketter. Pamela Bowman, Freda Brady, Danny Browning. Larry Bruns. Judy Casley. Connie Davis. Pamela Deninger. Fred Douglas. Marilyn Embree. Norbert Ferrell, James Flesner, Nolan Flesner, Richard Futhey, Edward Gooding, Merle Gooding, Roger Graff. Tom Hamilton. Nancy Hardy. Robert Heinecke, Gene Heins. Bill Hickman. Jim Higley. Doris Howe. Larry Hufendick. Peter Jingst, Pamela Jensen. Edward Jensen. Grant Johnson. Sharon Jones. Cheryl Jud, Myron Kestner, James Kindhart. Glen Kindhart. Joyce Launer, Michael Lawrence. Bruce Leffring-house. Janet Lewis. Peggy Loeschen. Michael Lummis, Mike Mabry. Brenda Mahe. Barbara Martin. Quentin Mayfield. Carolyn Miller. Steve Miller, Charm Moody, Judy Moore. Donna Mixer, Clyde Nall, Sandy Paben, Mike Padgett, Patty Padgett. Niles Pam. Ruth Pam. Jim Perry, Gerry Pratt. Paula Reed. Ricky Reuschel, Dennis Royalty. Richard Royalty, Barbara Sapp. Kenneth Schuster. Pansie Shaffer. Don Sharrow. Rusty Smith, Russel Smith. Kay Thompson, Bud Totsch, Terry Toumear, Laura Ufkes, Terry Utter. Warren Weatherby. Jim Wilkey. Don Wilson. Erla Wittier. Judy Worman, Rebecca Woolery, Doug Zoller, and Barbara Shaffer. Our sponsor was Mr. Bennett. In the fall of 1964, we again entered the halls of Central as silly sophomores. During the year we lost Frank Alexander, Danny Browning, Larry Hufendick. Edward Jensen. Pamela Jensen, Rebecca Woolery. Warren Weatherby, and Barbara Shaffer. We gained Pat Ballard. Our sponsors were Mr. Allen and Miss Oberg. In the fall of 1965, we returned to Central as jolly juniors. During that year we lost Norbert Ferrell, Merle Gooding, Joyce Launer, Quentin Mayfield and Terry Utter. We gained John Maglioschetti. Danny Deshong, Larry Flint, and Tom Smith. We presented our class play, Pioneer Go Home under the supervision of Mrs. Rowell. From selling candy we were able to entertain the Seniors at the prom. Shangrila , at the Moose Lodge in Quincy, Illinois. Our sponsors were Mrs. Rowell and Mr. Lord. Returning in the year 1966 as sophisticated seniors we lost Connie Davis. Peter Jingst. Glen Kindhart. Pamela Deninger. John Maglioschetti and Doug Zoller. We gained Ricky Bridgman. Nick Jones. Quentin Mayfield, Esther Yarian. Sally Craig and Chuck Estes. Our class officers were as follows: President-Dennis Royalty; Vice President-Bill Hickman; Secretary-Connie Albers; Treasurer-Patty Padgett; Reporter-Sharon Bienoff; and Student Council Representatives-Gene Heins and Doris Howe. The activities of the year consisted of our Christmas Dance, the Senior Class Play, the Junior-Senior prom, our Senior trip. Baccalaureate, and Commencement. Our sponsors were Mr. Bennett and Mr. Lord. Sadness hangs heavy over the heads of all of us as we say goodbye to Central High and some of the best years of our lives. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. EDISON KNIGHT CLAYTON, ILLINOIS 29

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I, Nancy Hardy, will my ability to become engaged at Christmas of her Senior year to Judy N. and Denise G.. my friendly dog to Tom Y., my ability to get the boy 1 want to Sandy M., my outstanding ability to drive a four speed to Susie Miller and my brother Tom to Judy. I. Robert Heinecke, will my A's in P.E. to Roger H. and my ability to scratch in pool to Frank Bennett. I, Gene Heins, will my love for AG class to Bob Z. and my ability to leave school early to anyone who wants it. I, Bill Hickman, being of deteriorated mind and tooth pick body, will my ingenious method of getting along with teachers to Bernard V., my renowned ability to dance to Tom Y.. and my gifted ability to chew gum in Mr. Wartick's class to Chuck H. I, Jim Higley. being of sound mind, will all my great Saturday nights to Mark B., all of the great rides on Allycat road to Sherrie F., my ability to yell at basketball games to Fred Bennett, and my love for the cubs to Mr. Wartick who needs it. I, Doris Howe, being of weak body and strong mind, will my cheerleading uniform to anyone with a 30 inch waist, my sweet dispositon to Mr. Lord and my love to Ron. 1, Roger Hughes, will to Frank Bennett my place at Larry's pool table every Saturday night, my love for Algebra to G.L. and to Mr. Parker my gold corkscrew. I, Roger Hull, will my locker to anyone who likes mice, my old P.E. clothes to Mark B., and my smarts to Randy H. I. Sharon Hull, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath my cheerleading uniform to Kelly (who said he wanted it), my nickname Giant to Daryl D., my old ragged P.E. shoes to Sharon H. and to Mary Ann G. a SUPER SPY HAT to watch a certain boy next year. 1, Jeanne Ideus, being of sound mind and body will my Spanish book to Bruce L. and my ability to get citizenship points to my sister, Marcia. 1. Kathy Ideus, being of sound mind and tiny body do hereby will to Ladonna the ability to wait for her boyfriend while he's in the service, to Bruce W. my love for Fords, my short legs to Sharon H., my place in the lunch line to Dean P. (so he won't have to run all the time) and finally my Office Practice set to anyone who wants it. I, Grant Johnson, being of sound mind, do hereby bequeath my history grades to Jim T. and my seat on Ray's bus to Mark B., to Kelly L. 1 will the dimes in my shoes which are his anyway. 1, Sharon Jones, being of sound mind and body (I hope) do hereby will my beat up old P.E. clothes and shoes to anyone that can't afford new ones, and my ability to play volleyball to Shorty, and my locker that I had so much trouble with my Senior year back to Frank Bennett. I. Cheryl Jud, being of sound mind, will to Della all my classes under Mr. Lathrop and to Margaret S. the ability of being able to put typing books back. I, Myron Kestner, being of unsound mind but extremely sound body will a id bequeath my ability to play volleyball to the 4th hour P.E. class my locker to Mary K. and my P.E. shoes to Joe L. 1, James Kindhart, being of sound mind and frail body, do will and bequeath my ability to eat peanut butter to Mark F. and my ability to mix girls and basketball to Max M. I. Mike Lawrence, being of sound mind and spasticated body do hereby will my drawing ability to Mr. Bricker, my super Hong-Kong made locker to Daryl D., all the pain and torment of my P.E. classes to my brother (yech!) Tom. my wonderful unused P.E. suit to Rich C. and my ability to stall cars on hills to Coach Miller. I. Bruce Leffringhouse being of sound mind will my ability to play the Bass drum to Debbie M. and do solemnly swear to will all my money to play the juke box to Linda R., Brenda R., and Gay A., my ability to get along with Mr. Harris to Matt G. and my locker to anyone who wants to take the time to clean it out. 1, Janet Lewis, being of sound mind and able body do hereby bequeath my ability to get along with most of the faculty to my brother David. Who is in dire need of it. my passing grades to Danny B., my terrific disposition to Rose Ann V. and my love for Central to Jim B. I, Margaret Loeschen, will my honored editorship to Marcia F., my spotless locker to my sister Julie, my horse to Janne E. and my love for Plymouths to all you Ford Lovers. Compliments of C B SUPERETTE GOLDEN, ILLINOIS 30