Milford Township High School - Reveille Yearbook (Milford, IL)

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glam Will - cami I, Marylyn Scherf, will a little of my extra energy in P.E. Class to Gayle Glover and my sead in American History to Marlene Bury. I, Ann Todd, will my height and figure to Pat Smith, and my dimples to Rosalyn Lehmann. I, Dewaine Van Hoveln, do leave an empty place in the heart of my teachers. fHow will they ever get along without me?y b I, Kathleen Yaden, will my becoming blush to Barbara Quaken- ush. And lastly, I, Marian Lauterbach, will my love for dancing to Shir- ley Schmohe, the good times-I've had on the bus to Melvin Redeker. and the honor of writing the will next year to Kenny Sorensen. ew ,SW QTO the tune of THE HALLS OF IVYQ In the halls of Milford High School, Through the last four years you'd see, The old familiar faces, of the Class of '53. Now we're leaving Milford High School, So, we'll bid thee all farewell, We're leaving here behind us, All the things we loved so well. As we go about our ways, We won't forget the days, When the echos of our footsteps could be heard, le'11 start our course of life, With its fun and with its strife, lhen the thoughts of high school life have disappeared. But the Halls of Milford High School, le'l1 remember you this way, And we shall not forget you, Be we far, far away. - By Kenneth Hillman .. I3 .-

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dimer Wall We, the Senior Class of 1953, being in sound mind and body, and having spent four of the most wonderful years of our lives in MTHS. do hereby make this last will and testament: I, Ted Balanoff, will to Alpha McCann my good training habits, such as: no smoking, drinking, or chewing, being in bed at 9:00 every night, and positively no girls. I, David Crawford, will the honor of being Senior Class President E0 jerry Purdin, and the callouses on my fingers from football, to Bob vans. I, Marge Doud, will my position as floor manager at the skating rink to Danny Balanoff, and my quiet disposition to Kenny Doud. We, the four lfirty gerties of MTHS, Berni C Smith, Val F Henke, Wanda R Callahan, and Beverly A Davis,wi5ht0 will our fun and good times Calso slumber partiesj and our places in the halls of MTHS, to the four future f1irty gerties , Polly Stephenson, Nancy Allen, Margie Smith, and Earaleta Hickman. I, Kenny Ecker, will my athletic abilities to Terry Clark, and the cast on my leg to Onarga. Here's hoping we have an undefeated team next year. I, Fred Focken, will my system of getting out of Home Room, and my position as being the only boy in Typing II, to Don Schumacher. I, Phyllis Garrelts, will my shy, quiet manner to Sylvia Allen. I, Duane Hawthorne, will my love for school to all those who might need it in future years. I, Ann Hixson, will my ability to stick to one man for four years, to Elaine Lehmann and to Wayne Kruse, I will the first sead in the saxo- phone section. I, Wayne Hulgan, will my safe driving habits to ferold Dude Shoufler. He needs them!!! I, Bill Langfahl, will my love for chemistry to Bob Neal. Please don't blow up the lab!! I, joanne Lauterbach, will my sparkling brown eyes to any poor blue-eyed Freshman. I, Norma Luening, will my artistic hand to my sister, Donna, and my German vocabulary to anyone on Sivil's bus who can't understand it. Gloria Morr, will my speaking ability to Leslie Crist, and the I. job of hauling girls to dances, to Ruth Leitz. I, Robert Humm, will my quiet dual exhaust to Mr. Longbrake. I hope you can make it through Watseka without an escort. I, Lavern Natschke, leave my brain as a small contribution to science, and my way with women to Wayne Kruse. Good luck!! I, Beverly Norenberg. will my ability to get along with my teach- ers and my love for books to Don Davis. I, Gordon Pratt, will my mature bass voice to Larry Laird. Take good care of it. I, Margaret Probasco, will my flirting techniques to Phyllis Schro- eder. and my skill at volley ball to any Junior who needs it.. I, Geraldine Roberson, will my southern accent to Miss Phares. Are you all from Texas, too? I, Karen Roeder, will the fun I have had in MTHS to Kay Rothgeb, and my ability to lose everything to Jerold Shoufler. I'm going to turn over a new leaf. I, Ed Rutledge, will to john Fanning the honor of being so1e heir of my basketball shoes, and my love for basketball to my brother, Frank. ..12...

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GZM4 Umm Kathleen likes to play volleyball She's always there when her friends call. Dewaine Van Hoveln in FFA, Learns much about farming every day. Bernie Smith, her school work all done, Is patiently waiting for her sailor husband. Marylyn Scherf, a real fine gal, To all her classmates, she's really a pal R is for Rutledge, Ed is his name, Art work and cleverness has brought him fame. Karen Roeder, what a gal! To each fellow worker, She's really a pal. Gerry k. from Texas did hail, She rates high on Luecke's scale. Whenever Maggie is around, You'll see her smiling face alight, For Margaret's never learned to frown, She likes to keep her school days bright. Editor, Gordon: Assistant, Ann: Through life you'll see them, Working hand in hand. Beverly Norenberg has a way, Which all her fellow workers say. Has helped her much both night and day, In all her work and in all her play. N is for Natschke, Laverne is his name, Orneryness and fun, have brought him fame Bob Mumm likes to have his fun, He's lots of fun to everyone. Pretty, musical, clever, and bright, Gloria Morr is the fellows' delight. Norma Luening likes to draw, paint, chalk, letter, ln friendship as in art, I'm sure you'll find. You'll never find anyone better. Bill came from Chi to join us this fall, His talents range from basketball to law. L is for Lauterbach, This one likes to study, To all the seniors, She's really a buddy. Joanne L. and Elmer, They're really a pair, Everywhere you go, - You'll always find them there. Wayne Hylgan drives a snappy black car, In basketball and lovemaking, he'll really go far. H is for Hawthorne, a basketball player, One of the top 5, for the team he does care. Valdonna Henke, a stylish lass, We are glad to have her in our class. P is for Phyllis, a very good friend, To all that she knows, She'll be friends to the end. Little Freddy Focken, Although he is quite short, Rates high with us seniors, For being a good sport. Kenny Ecker has a way, With a certain Sophomore girl, they say, He's alwayshappy and full of joy, We all know him as one swell boy. Margie likes to twirl and skate, With her classmates, she does rate. Beverly Davis is a friend, To everyone who knows her, Andy must have thought of that, I guess that's why he chose her. President Dave, a fellow so swell, In our senior class, he has served us well Wanda C. who's full of joy, Is patiently waiting, For a soldier named Roy. Teddy likes to play football, He's always there when the females call. A is for Ann, who wrote this rhyme, She's good for a story any old time. .. I4 .-