Meredosia Chambersburg High School - Chief Yearbook (Meredosia, IL)

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Wee, tha klas of neintin hunderd sicksty-ate, due hearbye wil tu tha fakilti, hour rightin abillatee, and itch membr duz hearbye wil tha flowing: I, Susan McAllister, will one case of coke to Lana Kay Lanier. I, Madeline Lidgard will my ability to study shorthand, to anyone smart enough to understand it. I, Michael Browning, being of unsound mind, hereby will all my able minded thinking to Mike Hegener, -- He will need it!! I, Bill Brown, will my ability to get along with Coach Davis to Virgil—in case he doesn't graduate. I, Jeanne McDonnald, will my ability to keep my hands to myself during PE Class to Brenda Parker. I, Pat Newman, will to my brother Doug, anything he wants that I have but no longer care to play with. 1, Evan Hughes, will my ability to have girls chasing me, to anyone who is faster than I am. I, Virgil Mitchell, will my ability for beating on boys to Diana Daniels. I Reggie Six, will my ability to play the French Horn to Vicky Irvin. (We must keep some talent in the family.) I, Melvin Hamman, just leave-----that is the least I can do. I, James Thiele, leave my book, 70, 000, 000 Corny Jokes, to Mr. Hen -- derson. . . he'll use them all. I, Karl Gerecke, will my ability to talk in study hall and not get caught, to Gary Ham. I, Frank Fanshier, will my ability to drive the Blue Goose to Jim Batte- feld. I, Bookie Howell, will my good looks to the Freshman Class—they sure could use them. I, Vicky Ellett, will my ability to play girls basketball without dancing all over the court to Mary Margaret Goodwin. I, Clifford VanHyning, will my ability to run my foot through the ceiling of the Building Trades house to anyone who wants to take the risk of getting rapped in the mouth. I, Charlotte Surratt, will my ability to be late for annual staff meetings to anyone who needs it. I, Dick Lawson, will my ability to come from out of nowhere and make the kick-off tackle to anyone who has the guts. I, Steve Kunzeman, will my ability to play the Bass to Ken Scott. smmmmmmvmAv 18

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CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY-EIGHT . . . A very important milestone in your lives is about to be achieved. May I be among the first to offer my heart felt con- gratulations to you? To earn a high school diploma is one of the most important efforts you have made. As you draw to a close this phase of your educational experiences, I trust you have already placed higher goals in the relm of self-improvement. As the days and years come and go, never lose sight of the need to learn. Best wishes to you as you enter into a new and challeng- ing world of opportunity. May your experiences at M. C. H. S. give you the background necessary for you to be highly success- ful in your chosen field of endeavor. DOROTHY LOCKHART, SECRETARY Mr. Lew Cummings, Mr. Alvin Unland, Mr. LeRoy Hamman, Mr. Daryle Tegeder, Mr. Jack Gregory, Mr. Earl Lovekamp, Mr. Roscoe Hardwick, and Dr. Joseph Panella. OF EDUCA TION