Elmwood Community High School - Ulmus Yearbook (Elmwood, IL)

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David H. Shindley Spindley Small and mighty. Judy Ileen Parker HJ d.. Ahl Gee! U Janice Bush Rodgers Butch - Never a dull moment Mary Louise Stambaugh Deedle I said needlel Class Qlahlc Will We, the members of the senior class of one thousand nine hundred and fifty-five, being of sound mind and firm body, having complete control of our faculties but realizing that the end is drawing near, declare all former wills void, and do afirm this to be our last will and testament. We Senior We sitter. We We We padded We the Senior class . the Senior the Senior the Senior the Senior shirts. the Senior class do class do class do class do class do class do Section I To The Faculty will will and bequeath to and bequeath to will will will and bequeath to and bequeath to and bequeath to will and bequeath to Miss Risen a more understanding Mr. Hammond a permanent baby Mrs. McCraith six secretaries. Mr. Cady five healthy armadillos. Mr. Bickford a dozen more pink Mr. Schaff a more talkative Sociology class since we've been so quiet all ye We the Senior class do will and bequeath to Mrs. Hart a fifty year supply of wood for her fire place. We the Senior class do will and bequeath to Mrs. Monroe a more behaved group of seniors for her study hall. af.

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'Qs' 'T I' .L Charles Lee Hitchcock Casey A gleam in his eye, A smile on his face. lim, . Richard L. Neal Dick Be it ever so handsome, There's no form like my own. Robert Lee Harkness Isaac A man and his dog. i RY joy Annette Keyser HJC.. Quiet, but Oh my! ,N . Sharon Noel Hoffmann Sherrie Variety is the spice of live . JG- David Page Darl Is that a woman I see on the far horizon. Nancy Lee Haynes Short-Stuff Small but sweet . I Eva Percilla Morby Patsy Full of pep and nonsense too, Does what she's not expected to . N x X .Xf 2'

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Section ll I, Judy Bain, do will and bequeath my long fingernails to Jean Davis . I, Kendra Book, do will and bequeath my quiet ways to Mary Colgan. Carol Broadfield, do will and bequeath my dangling earrings to Sandra Pillman. I, I, Sandra Clark, do will and bequeath my scholastic rating to Bob Hayes. I, Evelina Chochran, do will and bequeath a five gallon can of gas to Judy Purcell in case Dale's car stalls . I, William Colgan, do will and bequeath my variety of girl friends to Edward Cosby. I, Larry Coon, do will and bequeath my guitar to Maurice Stambaugh. I, Sandra Coon, do will and bequeath my dancing abilities to Ethel Beard. I, Darlene Crowe, do will and bequeath my daily letters to Betty Largent. I, Bonnie Dawson, do will and bequeath my walk to Carol Smith. I, Larry Doubet, leave my gift of gab to Jim Groeper. I, Rodger Dunham, do will and bequeath my ability to argue to Pat McIntyre . I, Gene Endres, do will and bequeath my track ability to Jerry Blankenship. I, Jack Enfield, do will and bequeath my long legs to Gene Gilman. I, James Forney, do will and bequeath my position as center on the Ag basketball team to Frank Harkness . I, Leona Geeseman, leave my extra height to Janice Mercer. I, Nancy Hahn, would leave my yes, buts to the teachers but after listening to them for the past four years I've been asked to take them with me. I, Robert Harkness, do will and bequeath my coon dogs to Fred Miller. I, Nancy Hayes, do will and bequeath David to anyone who thinks that she can get along with him without fighting. I, Charles Hitchcock, do will and bequeath my ability to argue with Miss Risen to Noel Meyers . I, Sharon Hoffmann, do will and bequeath my ability to get a man and keep him to Marilyn Cochran. I, Jim Lane, do will and bequeath my job at the theater to anyone who needs the money. I, Patsy Morby, do will and bequeath my jovial ways to Mary Ellen George. I, Dick Neal, do will and bequeath my way with the girls to Frankie Keefer. I, David Page, do will and bequeath my toni to Donna Swindler. I, Judy Parker, leave my athletic talent to Eileen Wagner. I, Deanne Patterson, do will and bequeath my driveway parking spot to my brother Sonny. I, Janice Rodgers, do will and bequeath my giggle to Rowena Geeseman. I, David Shindley, do will and bequeath my typing ability to Sally George . I, Mary Stambaugh, do will and bequeath my mean brothers to anyone who wants them. We, the senior class of nineteen hundred and fifty-five do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. Any signs of sanity are purely coincidental. Witnesses: President Class of '55 Vice-President Class of '55 Secretary-Treasurer Class of '55