Hampshire High School - Hi Lighter Yearbook (Hampshire, IL)

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H. ALLEN PFAFFINGER F.F.A.l,2,3,hg Sr. Pres. Pres.Stud.Coun.Bask.Ball 4 A'4S GERALD HERRMANN Jr. Sr. Vice Pres.g F.F.A. l,2,3,hg Boys Ch. Lg Mixed Ch. bg Bask.Ball-B-1,23 Bask.Ball-3,Lg Track 2g Jr. Play. BOB LOLLAR J Bask.Ball-B-l,2g-A-3,hg J' F.F.A.lg Track 1,25 Base ball l,2,3,bg Spanish Club fo 2,3g Stud.Coun.2gSoph.Pres. Sr. Sec. by A Yizgf DALE BENSON F.F.A.1gTrea.lgBask.Ball-B- T l,-A-l,2,3,hgCapt.LgTrack 1, 25 Mixed Ch.2,3,LgBoys Ch.3, bgJr.-Sr.TreagSpanish Club 2,3gJr.Play Business Mgr. WILL This is the last will and testament of the class of 51. We hereby leave the following valuables to the Juniors. Dale Benson leaves his prominent place on the basketball team to Sguirt Diedrlch. Good things come in little packages. Jim Hartman leaves his interest in Burlington to Daryl Conro. He hopes Daryl has the same luck. Vir il Beard leaves his stage managing ability to Ron Stevens. The play can t go on without a manager. Don Bicknese leaves his curl to Dennis Benson. He thinks he needs it. Hhrl Holze gladly leaves her chemistry abllity to Ph llis Carlson. its etze man leaves her interest in the lamp shade actory to uriel Thornhlll. That ought to double her wages. V Don Schultz leaves his poker ability to Bob Schneider. He can use it. I5Verne Cleveland leaves the chrome on his car to John Blakslee. Will there by any car left without the chrome? Bob Peterson leaves his appendix to Raymond Weberpal. Maybe that will fill up that space in his liver. Nanc White wills her talkativeness to Irving Warrington. Maybe that will e p m get over his shyness. Jerr Herrmann leaves his class ring to Evel Workowski. Enough said. aro orn ill leaves her typing accuracy to Q c ultz. The typewr ter too. Diane Melms leaves her letter writing to army camps to Jeanette Getzelman. Uachle Klick leaves her interest in baseball to Beverly Blank. Just the interest though. Geor e Se ller leaves his driving skill to Bob Cleveland. ain o nson leaves his fur hat to Lucille Hennin . Fon Conro leaves his newspaper editorsh p to ohn ra . Shirle Helms leaves her studying habits to Charles Feiser. o o ar eaves his musical ability to Duane Schultz. No more peace for the Junlors. Arlene En el wills her French--temper to Ruth Schiesher. en a inger leaves his interest in the freshhan class to Charles Herrmann. Esther Te tman leaves her dieting ability to Pat Acree. As if either of them nee s t. Doris Wehrhan leaves her bookkeeping accuracy to Carol Deihs. Who wouldn't he glad to have that? James Sunderlage leaves his 'band box' look to Luana Ross. The Histor Class leaves Don Adams all of their A's.

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PROPHECY It is the eve of Feb. 30, 1960. We are in the living room watching T. V. when we hear: Good evening ladies and gentlemen. This is Bob Lollar to you from station H.T.H.S., Channel '5l'. We now bring you 'Capers Creamy Creamery, managed by Jim Sunderla e. On top of the news tonight we ind on Schultz, famed criminologist just captured Hal Capone when he tried to escape from 'Song Song.' LaVerne Cleveland has just won his title as champion hot rod dri coming from , who ver for the fifth consecutive year. LaVerne and his racer 'Spananza' have gone places these years. The results from the Miss America contest have just come in. We find that one of our home town girls, Miss Jackie Klick, was the judge's choice. Today Mr. Pete Peterson was offered a five year dancing contract with Arthur Murray Dancing Studios. He started his career the summer after le aving school. This flash bulletin is directly from Washington. Virgil Beard was unanimous- ly elected U.S. Senator in today's election. Miss Marl n Holze, head nurse, and supervisor Doris Wehrhan, of Commun ty ospita , placed their lives in danger to save the lives ple when flames enveloped the building on Scalpel Street today. the Hampshire of ten peo- The noted fur trapper, H. Allen Pfaffin er, has just returned from his last expedition to Alaska. He wi g ve a ecture at the Elks Club in tomorrow night at 8:00. Miss Shirle Melms, concert pianist, arrived from New York this She w appear wit the New York Philharmonic orchestra for three during its showing at the Opera House in Hampshire. Hampshire morning. months, Jim Hartman left today to compete for the National Shoot Championship. This event is Being held in Donna's Grove, Texas. The series of paintings entitled, 'The Arabian Knights,' by the author and artist, Carolyn Thornhill, is on display in the new library building on State Street. Don Bicknese and Jerr Herrmann, F.F.A. National Farmers, attended an Inter- national convention n ondon, ngland. Jerr was elected Vice-President of this organization, with the help of his campaign manager, Don Bicknese. There was a major discovery made today which saved the lives of many passen gers on the Clipper Airlines when Miss Nanc White stewardess, di scovered poison in the food. She was stoppe at c nesev lle, Nebraska where an investigation is now being made. The world's typing record for speed was broken this morning by George Segller. He set the new world's record at 130 words per minute. iane Melms, most popular singer of 1959, is now featured at Fri Night Club. Dwain Johnson perfected a new type of automobile by combining pa tzi's Hitzi rts from different makes of cars. This new Dewey J. was put on display for the first time today. Stay tuned to this channel for a demonstration given by Rita Ma Getzelman on special occasion cookies. Miss Getzelman has been doing th s for t e past ten years. Attention nature lovers! A new vegetable was created this morning, in a tiny hot house on the south side. Ron Conro, a second Luther Burbank, has combined the tomato and the potato. He calls his perfection, the 'Pomato.' Coach Dale Benson and his victorious team, the 'Whi-Purs,' from Hampshire High School will play in the 'Sweet Sixteen' tonight. Their opponets in the first game will be the up and coming team from Briar Hill. The new release, 'Junior Salad,' put out by D.O.N. Studios stars Esther Te tman as a bewildered bookkeeper always relying on Junior Salad for help. It is now showing at the Palace Theater. Employed as a receptionist by Reiser Clothing Co., Arlene En el today recognized the disquised voice of Jack the Ripper when he ma e an unidentified phone call and threatened to sew up all the armholes in the coats if she didn't give him the safe combination. Thanks to Miss Engel the ca ed and he was caught. ll was trac- And now friends this is Bob Lollar saying good bye. Due to technicalities this will be our last broadcast. This is 'Capers from the Papers. 51, station H.T.H.S. signing off. ' Channel