Marseilles High School - Panther Yearbook (Marseilles, IL)

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CLASS WILL We the Class of Naneteen Hundred Fafty eaght, beang of sound mand, do hereby make and declare thas to be our last wall and testament Lauretta Ameday, wall my stall at the Ottawa Drave In to Chuck Rexroat Phyllas Andreatta, wall my abalaty to borrow cars to anybody who can get away wath at Delores Armstrong, wall my lattle pank plastac case to Vacka Vespa Gary Boaz, wall my huntang abalaty to Terry Lowery Jacquelane Brunetto, wall my dancang abalaty to Janet Shalkuska Sharon Burrows, wall my lab at the show to Cecelaa Rax Charolette Carr, leave to loan Kenny Ward Close, wall my nackname Dashrag to Austan Tasler Robert Cobler, wall my abalaty to play the drum to Joe Gorman Rodger Combs, wall my Tana permanent to Lee Crum Patracaa Cooper, wall my abalaty to go steady wath the same boy for four years of school to Della Enockson Donna Cosmutto, leave my peroxade bottle to Jodene Flemang Robert Davas, wall my abalaty to make wase cracks an class that everyone can hear except the teacher to Marlon Menges Joe De Salvestro, leave my keys, passbook, and newspaper room to Dale Flemang Doranda Fewell, wall my paantang abalaty to Barbara Garardo Dea Gleason, wall my brallant remarks to Beverl Thompson Gary Gunderson, leave my gum under my Englas seat for Mrs Rachardson Don Hall, wall my weaght laftang abalaty to Kenny Andrews Dack Harden, wall my wardrobe to some other Romeo Jam Jones, leave Jodene wath regret Dorothy Kalgore, wall my chemastry grade to Charles Cox Ball Lane, wall m paper route to another energetac guy Dale LeRette, wa I my heaght to Charles DeMoss Larry LeRette, wall my sangang abalaty to Frank Youmans Geral Lowe, leave my school actavataes record to Dennas Coates Judath Mulvaney, wall my abalaty to get a dnamond an my lunaor year to Julanne Frackowaak Barbara Norem, wall my sewang abalaty to Walma Redshaw Sally Peters, wall my lab at D s to some energetac sophomore Peggy Redshaw, wall my haar spray to Jeanne Decker Donna Rossetto, wall my bowlang abalaty to Pat Wraght Ralph Rowe, wall my abalaty to get Most Valuable Player an Football to Charles Guallory Maraam Sapp, wall my abalaty to gave book reports to Lennas Hardan Ronnae Sherrall, leave my nackname Fat Man to Nack Cosmutto Chuck Sagler, wall my easy blush to Brenda Herbert Carol Sampson, wall my rhythm to my saster, Donna Carl Sluder, leave Karen for awhale Salestane Sluder, leave my seat an the Seneca Grall to Karen Hardan Phallas Stoltz, wall my shoe wardrobe to Mrs Huber Loas Story, leave to loan my famaly an Omaha Jan Sulser, wall my abalaty to get along wath Mr Huber to Sandy Brady June Sutton, wall my camouflaged quaet ways to Tamra Benckendorf John Sweeden, wall my abalaty to get along wath Mr Dohtery to Joe Garardo Donna Trad, wall my abalaty to pass two cars on a sharp curve and stay alave to Judy DeMoss Jerry Underwood, wall my late arravals to school to John Logsdon Eda Vackers, wall the sleep that I got an hastory class to Ray Moore Ed Waters, wall my temper to Davad Burke Donna Youmans, wall my homecomang crown to Karen Mazure Janet Younglang, wall my abalaty to gave Chrastmas kasses untal after New Years to Jam Penca I, Jam Yuall, leave I . . O . - . . . I, . . - . I, ' ' ' ' aa aa ' ' . II .... . . . I, . . . . . I, . . . . . . .. I, . . . . . , . I' . . . 0 I, ' ' . I, . . . . . . I, ' ' . I, . . . . . . . I, ' ' . I, . . . . . . . I I, ' ' y . I, ' . ' . :I . . - . . . . ll I . . . , , . I, ' ' . I' . . . . I, . . Y . . I, ' ' . . I, . . . . . . I, Dorothy Logsdon, will my collection of earrings to Barbara Girardo. I, 0 0 a ' . I' . . . . . . . . . c I, . . . . . . I, . . , . u I, ' ' . I, . . . . . 0 I, . . . ,, . ,, . ' I, . . . . . . . . . I, . . . ,, . . I, ' ' . I, . . . . a, ------- ' . ll . . . . . I, . . . . 0 I, . . . . . . I, . . . . . . I, ' Il ll ' . ll . . . . . . . I, . . . . . I, ' ' . I, ' ' ' ' . I, ' ' . I, ' ' . I, . . . . . . . . .

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CLASS PROPHECY Ten years have passed and at last we are together again The class reumon has been a success ful affair I have talked to everyone about their past years and I have learned quite a lot as you can see Lauretta Ameday IS now the director of nurses at Copley s Memorial in Aurora She is stlll called Red by her favorite patients Phyllis Andreatta has reached the top In vaudeville pantomumlng Lillian Roth Delores Armstrong is the world s greatest woman lawyer fafter stuff bar exams Gary Boaz owns the A 8. P cham stores Jacqueline Brunetto dances for Arthur Murray on has weekly T V show Sharon Burrows manages the Mars Theater and has lust added one hundred seats to it Charoletqe Carr IS now happily married to Kenny They have finally bought their first car a P ymouth Ward Close sells motor boats from his new store on Main Street Robert Cobler performs regularly at Les Buzz s He is a drummer for Bill Haley Rodger Combs is working on a toll bridge at Stavanger Patricia Cooper is a private secretary for a prominent lawyer but she also is boss of her home and famll Donna Cosmulfto has already started to coach her two daughters for cheerleading Robert Davis IS now an admiral In the U S Navy Joseph De Srlvestro is principal of M H S Dorlnda Fewell IS with her husband a missionary in China Dea Ann Gleason is the well known Interior decorator of Gleason and Co Gary Gunderson has taken Elvis Presley s place Donald Hall, after giving up hunting in Africa, has lomed the Foreign Legion Richard Hardm is still attending the U of Miami He as malormg in basket weaving James Jones won much fame as the fastest motorcycllst in the nation Dorothy Kilgore has changed her maiden name twice, first for money, then for love William Lane is a guide for Brookfield Zoo Dale LeRette is a successful farmer south of Seneca Larry LeRette still plays his accordion on the Amateur Hour Doroth Logsdon has a thriving business at her beauty shop Geral Lowe rs the successful manager of the Ben Franklin Store Judith Mulvaney, now Mrs Leonard Greer, IS planning her third new home fa large family de mands a large home Barbara Norem is the advisor of the Betty Crocker Test Kitchen Sally Peters now owns Danelson s Peggy Redshaw is a lieutenant in the WAF s Donnc Rossetto is known as the undefeated bowler at Bollatto's Ralph Rowe is the basketball coach for M H S and has a winning team Miriam Sapp has top position as secretary for the Fuller Brush Co Ronald Sherrill occupies the flrst trombone chair on Lawrence Welk s show Charles Slgler is a great potato raiser ln Idaho Carol Simpson has taken Marge Champion s place Carl Sluder edits the Republican Times and has all of his own little boys peddling papers Salestlne Sluder has finally swum the English Channel after four tries Phlllls Stoltz heads the shoe department at Marshall Field s in Chicago Lois Story has a steady lob babysitting for Mr Doherty Janice Sulser is now Mrs J Bruno and IS the mother of four children She teaches home economics at M H S in her leisure time June Sutton, although happily married, as still working as a nurse at Copley s John Sweeden teaches American History at M H S In place of Mr Doherty Donna Trad is starrmg in the Broadway hit Tea and Sympathy Gerald Underwood is Gary Gunderson s manager He IS stlll plugging in the guitar Eda Vickers is now the sole proprietor of the cafe Edward Waters is still trying to do everything the Wright way. Donna Youmans is now one of the candidates for Mrs. America of I968. Janet Youngling has taken Anne Southern's place in Private Secretary. James Yuill is the chief of police for Marseilles a I. a .OJ . . . . . . - .- . I l40 o J . . . . o u . . uf a . . iv .