Heyworth High School - Hey Hi Yearbook (Heyworth, IL)

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fm 5 J Zfmngfj Darlene Johnson's ability in typing to Mary Heck. Merle Jones' wonderful personality to Dick Fulton. Phyllis Kidwell's ability to chew gum and her beautiful smile to Marilyn Necessary. Donald Lee's intelligence in U. S. History to Jerry Gilmore. Duncan l..imer's ability to play basketball to Bob Wakelield. Merle Marten's famous smile to Duane Iseminger. Donna Morris' brain and ability to work crossword puzzles to Joan Schwieman Charles Pendleton's burr haircut and ability in athletics to Howard Maxwell. Charlotte Pendleton's red mercury to Lois Fluegel. Marie Pfeifer's grades in Chemistry Class to Esther Tarvin. Bev. Shannon's bookkeeping ability to Claire Nicholson. Rose Mary Spaulding's train whistle to Harold Smith. Gene Swearingen's smooth ways to Roy Deal. Helen True's cheerleading ability to Velma Ebling. Ralph Walden's make up work in U. S. History to Bill Phelps. Kathleen William's ability to hold a man to Bonnie Mae Cannichael. Doris Young's A's in English class to Diana Ruggles. We, the Senior Class of Heyworth High School, l95l, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. X The Senior Class of '5l fsign here,

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T, 7 ? ii gif Q ff ' - fx We, the dignified seniors of Heyworth High School, County of McLean, State of Illinois, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-one, before making our most welcome departure UD from the good old school of H. H. S. do hereby will and bequeath the following: To the Board of Education, our appreciation for all the things they have done for us and all the advantages they have helped us to have during the past four years. To the faculty, our sincere thanks for the education they have given to us: also for the patience they must have had to give us that education. To the jolly Juniors of Hey-Hi, we do hereby will and bequeath the following: Mary Can1pbell's beautiful red hair to Diana Ruggles and her temper which matches that red hair and her ability to debate to Nancy Bonser. Robert Coone's ability of flirting with the girls to Bobby Wakefield and his meaneas and height to Buford Cheny. Wilma Coone will her dark hair and her ability to be a home-maker to Bonnie Mae Cannichael. Howard Cotton is glad to leave his ability of being dismissed from the basketball team to Dick Fulton. fAlso. those glasses he hasn't been able to afford to buy., james Craig's music ability and his honor grades to Claire Nicholson. Doris Dabney's ability of deciding between Duncan and Vernon to Barbara Little. QThe ability which Doris is lacking.l Ronnie Davis' blonde hair and good looks to Jerry Gilmore. Femella E.nsminger's long braids to Betty Lou Keim. 'Hazel Fitzgerald's shyness to Sharen Shields. Francis Fulk's ability of singing with Norman to Harold Smith. Leonard Cardner's ability to play the marimba to Roy Deal and his southern belle to Richard Fulton. ' Phyllis Geske's ability in Bookkeeping to Marian Seitz. Donelda Haycraft's attraction of Wapella Karr's to Dorothy Gregory. Bev Jannusch's ability to wreck cars and sneak to Shirley in her spare time to Carol Holt.

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MW' WENT '11, aww. 2 PROP:-:asv .3 ji-'I Well, follss, we find ourselves in the spring of l97l where the class of 'Sl and their families are responding to one of Merle Martens' annual parties. Merle, his wife, and their young daughter, Joyce ll, are now living in Lytleville in the large ranch home which just recently they built. They are retired, of course, since they do own all of Lytle- ville. There is all sorts of recreation going on in the large recreation room this evening. ln one cor- ner, we find a canasta game which seems quite interesting. Here we find Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coone. Mr. Lee is owner of the Peasley 6: Peasley Lumber Com- pany which he inherited from his father-in-law. Robert Coone. his wife and their twelve children just drove down from Wenona where Bob owns a million dollar night-club. Bob says children come cheaper by the dozen. Sitting over on the couch are a few girls gath- ered together having a gab fest. Donelda Hlaycraft seems to be the center of attraction telling the girls of her wonderful job as housekeeper for a bachelor named Kam She talks of her job quite highly as though it is very nice. Marie Pfeifer is one of the interesting listeners. Marie has made her- self popular in the past few years, and also very wealthy, as she invented a new kind of car. It has wings on the sides and it's quite different from any ever put on the market. Marie calls it the Kenny car. Seated beside Marie is the former Miss Wilma Coone. Wilma married just after her retirement from the grocery business last fall. She and her friend Beverly Shannan bought a grocery store in the fall of '5l and have increased it to 50 since then. After the retirement of the two girls, Beverly, who has remained single all these years, decided to travel about and visit all the army camps. Beverly just blew in from Koolcamonga where she met the most attractive general!! From all of Beverly's taies of the general, he must be THE man in her life. Another very wealthy and prosperous member of this group is Miss Hazel Fitzgerald. Hazel is now running a school for girls, teaching them the funda- mentals of sports and how to keep their figures in ship-shape condition. The girls aren't the only ones gabbing. Over on the other side of the room are the male conversation- rrtalsers. And believe it or not every male over there is a bachelor. The first one to catch our eye is the prominent Howard Cotton. Howard has made it a business to teach beautiful girls how to cheerlead successfully. You're wondering why Howard re- mained single?? Well, wouldn't you, if you were surrounded by beautiful girls who swooned over you constantly?? By the way, Howard finally got those glasses we couldn't afford for him back in '5l. Ronnie Davis and Ralph Walden are also present among these few bachelors. These two are still building that tracls in the desert so that they can race in their Ford and Chevie, respectively. The two of them have built a home and and they sit by the hour arguing about which car will go faster. Gene Siwearingen catches our eye and seems very handsome for his 38 years. Yes, Gene just passed his 38th birthday and celebrated by inviting all the girls of his theatrical house over for a huge dinner. Gene went on the stage right after his graduation and became famous with the production of One Man Among Fifty Women. Ahhhh, yes, Gene loved the theater and still has a yen to double his cast to l00 women. Well, who wouldn't???? The last two bachelors of our gay party are none other than Stubb and Brother Charles. Yes, those two are still together and doing line! Brother Charles has become Stubb's chauffeur and they travel all over the United States and Can- ada. They just came baclr from Alaslca where they met with two very beautiful women whom they say are very nice. Brother Charles Pendleton let us in on a secret about his pal, Roger. He stated