Metropolis High School - Illohmet Yearbook (Metropolis, IL)

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ILLOHMET - - - 1945 FIRST ROwW4I,ELF'T TO RIGHT. Mildred Paisley, Ellen Williams. Mary Jo Parker, Wanda Turner, Mary Scott, Lawanda Mescher. Jo Ann Strubinger, lfimalyn Simpson, Eva Parker, Martha Maddox, Mary Maddox, Mr. Cochran. SECOND ROW. Lila Taylor, Edna VVilson. Margaret Miller, Ruth Wittig, Maraline Meinders, Thelma Westerman, Betty Weaver, Virgil Mohr, Leroy Teckenbrock, Earl Wiedeman. THIRD ROW. Bob Wilcox, Bob Richardson, -Carl Stoker, Jimmie Weeks, George Tanner, Leonard Moller, Bill Swenson, Billy Reineking, Ben Moran, Forrest Moreland, Jimmy Searles. JUNIOR CLASS I FIRST' ROW-LEFT T0 RIGHT. Ruth Horntrop, Mary Johnson, Norma Fisher, Edna Harrell. Mildred Dennis, Dorothy Jean Blanchard, Dorothy June Blanchard, Maxine Kersey, Evelyn Kidd, Mary Hilgeman. SEICOND ROW. Helen Jackson, Francis Fuqua, Alice Carson, Mary Hogue, Verna Brenningmeyer, Helen lHarrington, Donna Dean, Ruth Cromeenes, Norma Grandstaff, Pearl Hall, Maxine Bakehouse. THIRD RIOW. Amy Curtis, June Lippert, Joanne Dean, Bonnie Hart, Jean Decker, Mabel Dunn, Her- bert Dynn, Buddy Baccus, C. E. Alliston, Charles Hurt. FOURTH ROW. Bob Horntrop, Lowell Brown, George Giltner, Bill Cougill, Reuben LaMarr, Bo'b Angel, John Flemister, Leslie Compton, Lindell DeJa.rnett, Buddy Barolet, Gerald Comer, John Cummins.

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SENIOR CLASS WILL iContinued From Page 201 I, Adele Wilfred, in my usual sober state of mind, do will and bequeath to Mary Lou Hood my place on the bottom row at the B. B. games, to Sue Kraper my loud yelling voice at the games, to Bev Cochran my place in band, to Parker my very sober state of mind, and my good wishes and all other possessions go to Jamey B'u1l, Wilma L., Phyllis F., and Betty Jo Pearce. I, James Woods, do hereby will and bequeath to anyone who is willing to stick to shorthand my ability to do everything backward' as I have done. I, Paul Wittig, will my long legs to Don Weaver. W I, Don Owens, wish, to will to some poor unfortunate freshman the art of getting caught doing the wrong thing at the right time and the right thing at the wrong time. My only hope is that he will escape some of the scars that I did not escape. I, Roy Moorman, will to Roland MJoos Moss my good grades in English III. I, Bob Pansing, will my ability to work, or at least to look like I am working, also my ability to knock down, to Jim Graman. May he flourish with wealth. I, Gene Luck, in sane and sober mind, will my height to Lloyd Loverkamlp. I, John Buddenbaum, will mvy troubles with Mr. Harshbarger in Machine Shop to Leroy Teckenbrockg also my tool bit to Earl Wiedeman.

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SOPHOMORE CLASS FIRST ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT. Jean Dennis, Alma Mae Ashley. Phyllis Lee .Holder. Mary Lou Hood. Alive Jane Bull. Beverly Cochran, Phyllis Farmer. Dorothea Carvel. Dorothy June Eickholz, Mary Betty Ferguson, Marilyn Hille. SECOND ROW. Jean Childers, Carlene Harrington. Anna Cochran. Ruth Loverkamn. Mary Fisher, Sue Kraper. Wilma Leukering, Floy Cletcher. Donald Luck, James Fisher. Larry Laird. THIRD ROW. Lyndell Caldwell. James Jones. .Iames Graman. Jesse Lassiter. Harold Hall. Paul Bake- house, Jimmy Hinners, Mr. Dever. FOURTH ROW. Lloyd Kruger, Elliott Grace. Wayne Glass. Ivan Helton, Clarence Holt. Edward Joe Hinners, Bobby Ray Kersey. Gene English. gb. S me if SJ FIRST ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT. Betty VVisema.n. Audrey Richardson. Betty Tanner. Nancy Smith, Vera Mae Skinner, Ruth Porter. Hazel Skaggs. Betty Ross, Betty Jo Pearce. Donna Jean Scchneider. SECOND ROXV. Elbert Smith. Brea Stockton, Veral Terry. Raymond McDowell. Roland Moss. THIRD ROW. Richard Rushing. Alan Oakes, Lester Mittendorf, Edward Wilson, Robert Tobin. Troas Modglin, Dale Verbarg.