Dakota High School - Talebearer Yearbook (Dakota, IL)

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Senior Wills And Last Testament Larry Lincoln fLincl-wills his string of cars to Elvis Presley and his attraction to the Smithers to Big Lar. JoAnn Lohmeier Uol-wills her cheerleading ability to Larry Hoover, and her short hair to Margie Kerr. Sheryl Martin-wills her quietness to the Freshmen girls and her switch board experience to Pattie DeGroff. Charlotte Meinert fChari-wills Slip to anyone who is big enough to try and get him, and her late fStudying??i hours to Dick Slamp. Norman Meinert fNormi-wills his quiet ways to the 8th Hour Spanish class and his mechanical talents to the International Harvester Com any. Larry Miller fBig Larj-wills his basketball and football skills to the future teams of Dakota and his dislike for Harry Truman to Adlai Stevenson. Lee Ann Miller QLeeQ-wills her secretarial duties to Marlene Toelke and her blond hair to Patsy Altenbernd. Bill Motter fWilliei-wills his red hair to Sylvia Blunt and his future farmer ambition to Ronnie Boyer. Larry Pfile fLarJ-wills his Ford to Larry Fiene to take out his girls and his collection of green ants to the biology class. Nancy Rupnow fNancj-wills her ability to have boy troubles to anyone who thinks they can solve them, and her sister to the Foreign Legion. Joanne Schlueter Uoj-wills her interests in Orangeville to Shirley Moist and her acting ability to Red Buttons. Margaret Snyder QMugsJ-wills her telephone operating skills to the operator of the year and her black hair to Kathy Miles. Robert Steele fBoyj-wills his ability to understand Shakespeare to Dennis Coleman and his woodworking ability to Mr. Ramirez, so he can build a home for his family. Elwood Strong QED-wills his flirting ways with the girls to Lynden Schadewaldt and his locks of curly hair to Roy Grossenbacher. Nancy Thoren fNancJ-wills her ability to get passes from study hall to anyone who studies during them, and her saxophone to Wayne King. Norman Untersee fNormi-wills his tendency to blush to Betty Kraft and his shy ways with the girls to bill Spelman. Wilma Webster fWillisi-wills her hours of detention to the school, and her walking sprees to all other nature students. Donald Woodruff fWoodieijwills his scientific inventions to Thomas Edison and his mechanical knowledge to Janet Kortemeier. Lindie Yeoman lWinniei-wills Dale to no one, and her ability to get all her work done in study hall to some unorganized, struggling underclassman.

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Senior Prophecies Many years have gone by since the Class of '59 received their diplomas from D. C. H. S. Many things have happened, and many changes have taken place. We would like to give you an account of these happenings. JANET LaMONT recently teamed upwith Arthur Murray and is touring Europe with hopes of retuming again to the United States to take a refresher course in English IV. CAROL LAMM, after having reared her desired twelve children, recently won 564,000 on a TV program by reciting 400 lines of Shakespeare's best known poetry. LARRY LINCOLN, still bragging about his uncle Abe, has recently been nominated for the Presidency of the United- States, onl to have turned it down to go to work at the Davis Chickeries in order to be with his home town friends. JOANN LOHMEIER has been shipped to Japan as a secret agent for the United States Government and is now playing her annual game of Russian Roulette. SHERYL MARTIN has recently been promoted to full time operator for the Dakota area and is busily training younger girls the tricks of the trade so she'll have more free time to paint the town ..... purple?! CHARLOTTE MEINERT, now associated with the Trans World Airlines as a stewardess, is practicing her dribbling talent for an audition to become the first lady basketball player on the Harlem Globetrotters team. After having bought his own farm, NORMAN MEINERT is still chuming with Woody, and the two of them are hoping to get a patent on their recent invention, a mechanical money tree. Q LARRY MILLER has dwindled down to 98 pounds because of a nervous condition caused by racing his car, and is presently employed by Metal Specialities. BILL MOTTER is the owner of a l0,000 acre ranch in Argentina, making use of his excellent knowledge in Agriculture. His Spanish also comes in handy when serenading all the senoritas. LARRY PFILE has just been elected International Farmer of the Year and now owns many acres of land and several hundred head of cattle. NANCY RUPNOW has attained her lifetime goal of being a psychiatrist and is kept busy using child psychology on her four little problems. JO SCHLUETER is now a very happy and successful homemaker situated on a farm near Davis. MARGARET SNYDER is designing a woman size rocket to the moon and plans to take off on Friday the 13th. BOB STEELE, busily engaged in the fields of math and science, is still interested in Shakespeare and is trying to see iust what made that man tick. ELWOOD STRONG, poor guy, hasn't graduated from high school yet because he got stuck in the centur 's worst snow storm and is still shoveling his way out in hopes that he won't get cletention for being late to class. ' NANCY THOREN resigned from the Philharmonic Orchestra because of old age and is now employed by the Rody Mac show as Freefood. NORMAN UNTERSEE, having graduated from U. C. L. A. with top honors, is now a faculty member in a night school in Alaska, where he attempts to teach fishermen how to type. WILMA WEBSTER has inherited the Chuck Wagon and isunow building on to it a dance hall in hopes that all future play cast members will use it wisely. DONALD WOODRUFF grew 9 feet after his 18th birthday and has joined the Barnum and Bailey Circus as the world's tallest man. Recently he teamed up with Little Lou Lou in her tumbling act. LINDA YEOMAN has become a society girl at the University of Illinois and is still keeping those late study hours majoring in Home Economics in hopes that she will learn to boil H2O someday. I GARY BECK, still going to school, has set a world's record for staying in college for I8 years and hopes to graduate this year to become a professional musician.