Demotte High School - Keen Keener Yearbook (Demotte, IN)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Howard Crawford, will my football ability to Ronnie Eck and Peter Boer. With this contribution to the team, DeMotte should be next years ' champs. I, Judy De Young, will my little twinkle toes to Jerry Tanis and Alvin Kamminga. Now don ' t let them get in your way. I, Patsy Eenigenburg, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Ruth Ann Ewart and Calvin Walstra. Hope you do better than I did. We, Alvin Fase, Ronnie Sipkema. and Ed De Vries, will our little red caps to Betsy Bol, Ruth Kaper, Tom Schoonveld, Jim Sampson, and Alvin De Vries. Keep the cooties warm and feed them as directed. I, Jerry Drudge, will all my Hebron girls to the Kessinger Brothers Incorporated. It will take both of you to keep up with Jerry. I. John Fieldhouse, will my driving ability to Wesley Van Drunen and Ronnie Lonsberry. If you’re going to drink while you drive, drink milk and stay alive. I, Marian Groet, will my ability to steal watermelons and not get caught to Larry Hoffman and John Heerema. I, Eleanor Hamstra, will my cheerfulness and winning smile to Bill Van Soest and Sandra Shelhart. I hope these gain you many friends. I, Patty Hielema, will my parking spot in Kingma’s Grove to Maurice Tanis and Muriel Tomczak. I hope it is used often. I, Arlene Kampenga, will my ability to trap a man and keep him to Connie Koster and Norma Kaluf. Happy hunting girls! I, Glen Kooy, will my part in the Senior Play to Andrew Vander Molen and Bob Westerhoff. Be care- ful as the hemlines are shorter this year! I. Donna Marsh, will my romantic leads in the class plays to Wilma Hittle and Peggy Groet. Kiss the boys for me. I, Mary Misch, will all my Elvis Presley records to Sandra Baxter and Margaret Fritts. I hope you en- joy them as much as I did. I, Linda Nannenga, will my vim, vigor, and vitality, to Harold Evers and Judi Nuss. You ' ll do good if you make it to the top of the stairs first thing in the morning. I. Jerry Oezer, will my ability to skip school and not get caught (?) to Harold Holmes and Gayle Recker. Don ' t get into trouble now! I, Stanley Stayrook, will my fancy hair-do to Ronnie Gross and Robert Drudge. You won’t be needing any haircuts for quite some time now. I, Margaret Toppen, will my unusual ability as majorette of the DeMotte Band to Eugene Hoover and Bob Hoffman. Keep smiling boys, as you will always be out front.

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ANGELINE WALSTRA Angie A-Feudin ' Over Yonder 3 The Nutt Family 4 Chorus 1, 2 Class Vice President 1 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3 Vice President 3 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Boosters ' Club SANDRA VANDER MOLEN Sandy” Chorus 1, 2, 3 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 2 Pep Club 1,2, 3.4 A-Feudin Over Yonder The Nutt Family” 4 Boosters ' Club 1,2 JACQUILYN VAN WIENEN Jackie Chorus 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 1, 2, 4 Newspaper Staff 1,2,3 Library Staff 1, 2, 3 Girls ' State 3 The Nutt Family 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Treasurer 4 Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3 Camera Club 3 Sextet 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Boosters ' Club 1

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I, Sandra Van Meerten, will all my trips to Rensselaer to Joyce Zylstra and Jean Van Meerten. Good luck, Girls! I, Ellen Musch, will my quiet and calm ways to Delores Myers and Diana Grevenstuk. I hope these will help you stay out of trouble. I, Janice Klemp, will my old government notebooks to Irene Shwetz and Sandra Ramsey. Next year you can take it easy. I, Jackie Van Wienen, will my ability to keep my class ring to Howard Turner and Melodie Grevenstuk. If you need some glue, buy some. I, Sandra Vander Molen, will my crazy giggle to Mary Eide and Betty Boer. Now that you have it, make good use of it. I, Angeline Walstra, will all my cute little freckles to Judy Zwart and Bob Sipkema. Don ' t let them get under your skin. Mr. Rogers-Roy Rogers ' horse. Trigger, so that he can move aroun d the school faster. Mr. Bottorff-a basketball team that gets in at 10:00 p. m. and not at 10:30 p. m. Mr. Mann-a car that can ' t turn Katties. Mrs. Mann-a bookkeeping class in which the boys don ' t giggle all the time. Mrs. Hoeppner-an ambitious and energetic Senior Class next year. Mr. Schilling-a few more badly needed secretaries. Mr. Mclntire-a Pizza restaurant after he retires from teaching. Mr. Abbring-time off from»school so that he can play more ping-pong. Mrs. Corson-more students interested in art, so that she can have a full time teaching job. Mr. Williams-a good seating arrangement for his 5th period study hall. Mr. Newsome-a shop class that will wear their goggles while working on power tools. Mrs. Reeves-a can of Simoniz to polish the top of her 52 Chevie. Miss Hordeman-a Senior English Class that enjoys English. Frances Vander Molen-an automatic money counter so she wouldn ' t have to count it all the time. By Sandra Vander Molen and Ed De Vries