Lyndon High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Lyndon, IL)

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Ulm ELF We, the Senior Class of Lyndon Community High School, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred fifty nine, do hereby feel justly authorized to bequeath our outstanding characteristics and goods to our friends, enemies, and rivals before we become mere memories. To our advisor we leave all our troubles because we will have many others, To the faculty we leave a five minute head start on Friday, To the Junior Class we have nothing to offer, because in their temperamental, flighty, and puffed up state they are not responsible and are, therefore, not capable of caring for any of our treasured possessions. To the Sophomore Class we leave our good looks, friendliness, and ability to get along with others. To the Freshman Class we leave our well trained ability to keep quiet when necessary, I, Jo Ann Bultema, have nothing to offer because I have so little of everything I need all for myself. Therefore, I will keep what I have. l, Lois Johnson, leave my singing ability because I don't want it, I leave my flirting ability to Bonnie Belha, should she ever need it. I, Jerry Pilgrim, leave my ability for jumping center to Jerry Scott. I, Doren Hill, leave my knack of avoiding study to Bob Evans, who has difficulty getting away from it all, I, Jack Bowen, leave, but I'll be back to get Judy, so leave her alone, Gary, I, Carla Harrison, leave my ability of getting along with the teachers to Gary Brackemeyerg he probably needs it. .O . 2' IWW I

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GQSJ yvI'O!0AQCy The many millions of stars in the sky are said by some folks to be prophesiers of future events or in other words, fortune tellers, If this is so, this is what those very stars are saying will happen to the people in the Lyndon High School, Class of 59, within a few years, Carla Harrison is now a renowned music instructor at Lyndon School She is known for her many trophies she has won in different contests around the world, Jack Bowen is now a successful owner of the famous Bowen's Shell Gas Stations known throughout the country and he has as his number one assistant his sweet wife, a former student of Lyndon High. JoAnn Bultema has accomplished her two wishes. She is both Doren's wife and secretary in the Business he is running. Doren and she have twin girls running around getting in trouble too, so she has her hands full. Doren Hill is now a successful Business owner, He is living, with his wife and twin girls, in California, Lois Johnson is married now and is helping her husband support their six children, She gave up her idea of marrying a millionaire, Jerry Pilgrim is the noted ovmer of the Pilgrim Enterprises. He is very happy with his wife and six children.