Chester High School - Summit Yearbook (Chester, IL)

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Y www?-w-.yrs NAME Aszman, R. Baggett, G. Barger, V. Bayley, I. Berry, N. Bueckman, M. Cleiman, C. Coad, D. Diskey, R. Doerge, R. ..B- Easterly, M. Ebers, R. Edminston, M. Eggemeyer, G. Eggemeyer, H. Gnaegy, R. Goss, A. HGIIIIHOH, Hecktor, D. Herberts. R. Higgins, E. Hirte, I. Holloman, G. Howell, W. Hunt, G. Husband, C. Klindworth, C. Keifer, D. Knop, G. Knowles, B. Koehler, I. Koopman, O. Lawder, H. Lochhead, D. Lochhead, H. Mallady, A. I. Mallady, C. Marauardt, B. Menke, LA ,- Miller, H. Misselhorn, O. 3 Myles, I. McLaughlin, Wm. MGGHJLQ. L. Neihouse, V. Neuling, I. Reynolds, D. Rogers, G. T. Schlueter, A. Schuchert, E. Sickmeyer, D. Spurgeon, C. Steffins, Wm. Thornton, F. Vaughn, G. Wagner, E. Wegener, L. Welge, G. Witter, W. Wright, R. Young, C. SHOOTING 'lllli-lllE lLllNlE LIKES Patsy Long Way uloe., Girls??? Nursing Ginny Pee Wee Himself Fern? Ieannette Modern Romance California runny.. Home Bachelors Cheeseburgers G. Electric Lights We know who Iack Camels Cokes i Rosie Birds Gas pumps S.l.N.U. boy Witty Spurgeon Lois Dancing Girls Athlete E. St. Louis Grace Norma Io Motorcycles Kidds Bremen English West Frankfort American History Ann? X Poker Himself Sleeping Everyone Norma Ronnie Barbara Football True Story Bookkeeping Females The Navy Nothing Buicks Sailors School Iimmy Evelyn Texas Flodine Marilyn DISLIKES Plaid skirts Careless men Wise cracks English IV Chester Parties Crowded cars Dumb people Old flames Republicans Corrections Stiff neck Gene Fickle men School Humor ' Nothing Civilian clothes Broken down cars Figures?? Working late Ouietness Excuses Ralph's driving 12 o'clock curfew Dishwashing Car trouble Limeades Spinach Talkers Boys??? Yehucli Long walks Democrats Love affairs Referees Chester Bremen Unattentive men Cigarettes Iohnny and Tony To loose Cigarettes 0Getting up I' Man-shortage Steeleville Ellis Grove Everything Girls? School Low grades Krogers Bell Bottom ers Everything School 36 Chevrolet English IV Baby brother Playing fudge Short guys School in general Hard work Trous- RESEMBLES Moron Pistol-Packin'-Mama Mrs. G. I. Ice A 'Iack of all trades Florence Nightingale You tell usl Courier's better half Wilkie Big bad wolf Harry Iames Ioe E. Brown Career girl Housewife Pin-up-girl Beautician Cartographer A Wise Se . Soldier's wife 1HEtT5F5'5'f Dick Haymes Quiz Kid Dynamite Shoe Factory Que Alan Ladd Miss Efficiency Navy wife Perfect husband Honest Abe T. N. T. Bean-pole Good sport Charlotte Green- wood Back seat driver Glenn Davis Oltimer Hunk o' man Good kid An intellect Laureen Bacall Mark Clark Fred Astaire Card shark Nothing Casanova Co-ed A Student Central girl Half wit Frank Sinatra Politician Bookkeeper Grocer Admiral King Al Pierce Post Grad. Ruth Hussey Cleopatra P. E. teacher Undertaker String bean King of Hearts Max Morris C169 en ALWAYS FOUND At Dix With Helen Star Dusting Colonial Inn Forum Shop In Pee Wee's arms With the gang Necking Ellis Grove Cruisin Ioy theater In the park At Gail's Bal Palestine At home Ouarreling ora City Colonial lnn Bal, New Moon, W' ith Rosie Fort Gage At Frank's Wandering With B. K. 5: M. Driving Laughing With E. M. H. Winkleman's Talking Flirting With Grace Smooching At McGuireville Playing P. O. Studying Rescuing A. I. At the Pen etc. E. Answering questions Bowling Shoe. dump With I. R. Sleeping Dancing Twins ' with Roruxq 9- Taking Tickets Playing pool On the bus Keeping books Laughing With Runt Working Driving At Olga's Typing Apologizing Talking Waiting for a letter At the Hole Flirting WE PROPHESY Traveling salesmo Soda jerk Army wife English teacher Bed pan commanr Mr. V. H. Orchestra wife President Preacher Aviator Mathematician Private? Sec. Nothing Miss America Early marriage Comedian A Ballet dancer Daddy's helper Iune Bride Chorus girl Bartender Navy wife Citizen of Hurst Bus driver An Engineer Mrs. D. W. Taxi driver Gangbuster Co-ed. Private Reckless driver Truck driver's wif School teacher Lawyer Auto racer Wolf man Mayor of Bremer Commercial teaclf School marm Tobacco auctione Pants presser Stay-cutter Street cleaner Sleeping Beauty F. B. I. Agent Large family Farme'r's wife Potato socker Cue ball Gadabout Accountant Orchestra leader Chaplin Professor Policeman Working girl Wave School teacher Mortician Insurance Salesn Yo-Yo Salesman Coach of Notre II

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Last Will and Testament of .ai Gen Merchant The Class of 1946 of the Chester High School, having come to our last hours in our right minds and at peace with all the world, do hereby give, bequeath, and devise all our worldly goods and possessions to the following beneficiaries, to-wit: Bob Aszman bequeaths his Shakespearean vocabu- lary to the up and coming Freshman class. Bob Wright wills his yo-yo supply to the lunior High class. Don Lochhead leaves his mechanical mind to the Industrial Arts boys, Herb Lochhead leaves his masterful technique to Danny foe. Marilyn Edmiston wills her curly locks to any Iunior girl who needs them in making a conquest, Carolyn Cleiman leaves her high school career to anybody who will have and take it. Velma Barger bequeathsjher six easy lessons on how to get a service man 4nd keep him to Phyllis McKee. Charley Young leaves his manly physique tojuster Hqrtji. e ty Knowles wills her shyness f?'??l to Otis Ham- Helen Eggemeyer bequeaths her love for humanity to Ruth Lochhead. Gloria Baggett leaves her heartaches and matri- monial troubles to D. Schweizer. Loran Wegener leaves her apologetic manner to Iohn Henry. d ?Nilson Witter wills his long legs to Shirley Midden- or . Norma Hamilton leaves her lacks to M. Welge. Ella Mae Higgins bequeaths her love for the fleet to Alice Lauterjung. Roger Herberts wills his horn-rims to any near- sighted Sophomore. Iim Myles leaves his ability to attract certain Iunior girls to the Iunior boys. Beverly Marquardt wills her recipe for red hair to Io Ann Chamness. Donald Sickmeyer wills his hunting experiences with F. N. to the following Senior class. Albert Schlueter wills his good grades to Coffey. Charley Klindworth bequeaths his wavy hair to Art Athmer. Ianice Koehler leaves her man-seeking impulses to any impetuous Soph. William McLaughlin wills his ice-skating talents to Frances Campanella. George Holloman bequeaths his Sonny 'l'uft's personality to Schopfer. Melvin Bueckman leaves his freckles to anyone willing to take them. ' Wanda Howell wills her attraction for athletes to P. Uffelman. lack Bayley leav IS I e ouis est punch to Bill 295. tlile needs itll 3 E r O n Cleo Mallady wik her studiog stature to ligne HgLl. Glodean Eggemeyer leaves her love for the armed forces to the Neihouse twins. William Steffens gladly gives his bookkeeping supplies to Armin Montroy. Roger Diskey bequeaths his farmer stride to any hayseed who can use it. Olin Misselhorn wills his gift in bowling to Betty Grosvenor. 44189 Norma Berry leaves her position as soda-jerk at the Forum to industrious Hulda Eggemeyer. Grace Vaughn bequeaths her devil-may-care dis- position to D. Heinks. Q ol Ann Goss wills her dancing talents to all rug- cutters. ' Dale Coad leaves his accuracy in typing to lack Clough. Bah,-Egglenbgggh bequeaths his accommodating manner to all rebellious Sophomores. Fred Thornton wills his first love for figures to next year's bookkeeping class. Olqa Koopman leaves her shorthand skill to Mary Ann Fey. Charley Spurgeon gives his correspondence list to anyone who can read and write. Ronald Doerge bequeaths his famous Puddle- Iumper to Mr ...J Simmons to use as a squad car for C. H. S. ' Therman Rogers REFUSES to will his love for that freshman girl to ANYONE. Dee Reynolds gives his comprehension of exple- tives to future English IV students. Harold Lawder bequeaths his class ring to Io . Gail Hunt leaves her autobiography, My Life and Love, to the Summit Staff. Edna Wagner leaves her Paddles to all canoe owners. Claude Husband bequeaths his name to all eligible bachelors. Anna Mallady wills her job as F. N.'s typist to I. Runge. Lucille McGuire leaves her ability to get along with the teachers to Roger Lemmerman. . Vera Neihouse bequeaths her excused absences to F. Wittenborn. Dolores Kiefer leaves her cheer-leading ability to lvonne Runge. lone Hirte gives that favorite snapshot tThe Clinchl to the 1947 Summit Staff. Mildred Easterly bequeaths her driving' talents to energetic backseat drivers. Ruth Gnaegy gives her job as Summit typist to anyone unfortunate enough to get it. Ralph Ebers leaves his private parking place to those who want to be alone. Ieanette Neuling bequeaths her dimple to Birth Yourtee George Knop leaves his hope of getting deferred to Wimpy Iohnson. Delbert Adams bequeaths his Army experience tc Vernon Braun. Ernest Schuchert leaves his high school experi- ences to Ted Search. Lester Menke wills his old shoe laces in place of those he so conveniently accumulated. Donald Hector bequeaths his Camels to anyone Morocco bound. Any beneficiary attempting to subvert, overturn nullify, or in any way interfere with the provisions o' this document, shall not only be deprived of all rights and privileges therein granted to him or her, but shalf be sentenced' to hard labor for one to five years according to the discretion of the court at the neares' soda fountain.