Gardner South Wilmington High School - Panther Yearbook (Gardner, IL)

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LCRRAINE IEWETT,' our blue jeans gal Always has Eugene as her favorite pal. BILL HOCKINS ON, who goes with Marlene Has to make sure he doesn't get Sharlene. NOREEN FERRARI, who is a sport fan Never is sad, unless over a man. A certain John can hardly wait Till RITA KRULL will graduate. JANET BROWN. a college girl at heart Will go East to get her start. RICHARD WILSON, player on the football team Ignores girls but is always on the beam. BARBARA HAYES, who never looks sick Goes with a guy whose name is Dick. BETTE LOU GADDO, with a mischievious Is always seen with more than one guy. PHY LLIS JOHNSON, author of this rhyme Is seen with Jack Phillips all of the time. Our four years are over So will say Good-bye We'l1 never forget Ole Gardner High. look in her eye O I9

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bi! We, the class of 1952, in 24 distinct and individual parts, being about to pass out of the sphere of education in full possession of a crammed mind, well-trained memory, and almost superhuman understanding, do make and publish this, our last will and testament, hereby revoking and making void all former wills and promises by us at any time heretofore made, or mayhap carelessly spoken, one to the other, as the thoughtless wish of an idle hour, To the faculty we leave our profound sympathy at losing such an intelligent and bril- liant class. We leave to the Junior Class any overlooked gum we may have left sticking to the un- derside of the assembly seats or any likely or unlikely places, giving them their choice of flavors. To the Sophomores, we leave our marked ability to master the frogs, snakes, insects, etc. . in Biology. To the Freshmen we will our extreme dignity, providing said Freshmen are capable of the inheritance. To the Junior basketball girls we will our ability to win all of the games at noon. To the Junior basketball boys we will our ability to become All-sStar material. fWell, maybe almost that good.j To the entire school we leave an extra bus that will go I0 the away games. even if there aren't thirty signed up. To the janitors we leave two cots in the gym for camping. QThey seem to make their home there anyway.l To the bus drivers we leave the hope of getting heat out of the heaters. Qln winter- time, nut summer. J As being 24 perrect pupils, we do hereby bequeath the following to our successors, the Juniors: I, Mary Lou Bally, leave the referee to Kathy Lewis and Joanne Lardi. I, Janet Brown, leave my portable locker to Shirley Lechow. I, Nadine Burklow, leave my studious look to Mickey Jerus. I, Norees Ferrari, leave my cousin, Jack to Shirley Gay Hayes. I, Bette Lou Gaddo, leave my plan for going on a diet to Mary Leona Gray. l, Elaine Hakey, leave my ambition to be a model to Dorothy Jerantowski. I, Barbara Hayes, leave my hopes and wishes to go to college to Lois Kingman. I, Bill l-lockinson, leave my reckless driving to Bill Sorensen. I, Richard Holm, leave my figure skating to Junior Sorensen.