Momence High School - Monesse Yearbook (Momence, IL)

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CLASS WILL I, Audrey Barker, will my ability to get along with the St. Anne boys to Donna Brooks. I, Fred Bennett, will my ability to break baseball bats to Gary Scanlon. I, Carolyn Berglund, will my ability to drive to Mr. Patton I, Vernon Blanchette, will my ability to get along with Miss Coontz to my brother Rollin. I, Virginia Blanke, will my third locker to Wilma Potzler who has to share hers with another freshman. I, Lloyd Breckenridge, will my bright ties to Mr. Hanson. I, Gwendolyn Carpenter, will my cheering outfit to some lucky underclassman. I, Joan Clawson, vvill my ability to do bookkeeping backwards to Mr. Corradetti. I, William Cote, will my seat in assembly to Margaret Patton. I, Patricia Daniels, will my ability to play the drums to Irene Case. I, Ralph Eckhoff, will to some freshman my ability to be cheerful about lending paper. I, Norman Fieleke, will my glasses to some good-looking freshman. I, Robert Glow, will my ability to keep quiet in study halls to Don Huggans. I, Joan Hardy, will my ability to keep moving in basketball to Barbara B. and Jerry Coy because they both tire easily. I. Merlin Hawkins, will my muscles to some weak underclassman. I, Alfred Hart, will to Don Huggans my ability to play football. I, Wayne Hess, will to Teddy Johnson my seat in second hour study hall. I, Betty Holley, will my bruised basketball knees to Shirlee Tripp who lives up to her name. I, Roger High, will my good grades in Ag to Carl LaCrosse. I, Helen Hunte, will my quiet manners to Jerry Coy. I, Leroy Keller, will my seat on the bench to little Red. I, Carol Kelson, will my position on the Cherry White Staff to some poor junior that can’t type. I, Joan Killham, will to some freshman one slightly used locker plug. I, Richard Lambert, will my ability to get to first period on time to Kenny Johnson. I, Barbara Lee, will my locker to my sister who will need it next year. I, Donald Martin, will my ability to get along in shop without doing anything to Joe Bennett. I, Patricia Matthias, will my seat in bookkeeping to Shirlee Tripp. I, James Mattocks, will my ability to laugh when other people make mistakes to my principal Mr. Crawford. I, Jerry McFadden, will my ability to type to Robert Peltier. I, Robert Montague, will my great chemistry ability to someone who needs it. I. George Peltier, will my singing ability to Stanley Carpenter. I, Loretta Peltier, will my brother Robert to some girl who wants him. I, Evelyn Peterson, will my ability to walk to school to Esther Tetter. I, Joan Peterson, will my dark brown eyes to a freshman girl who can benefit from them. I, Lawrence Poynter, will my careful driving to my brother Don. I, Mary Rehmer, will my new locker to Margy Fite. I, Donald Slapak, will my nickname “Slop” to some poor unexpecting freshman. I, Leon Snapp, will the other half of our locker to my brother Gene. I, Robert Tedford, will my mechanical ability to Floyd Kohl. I. Darlene Tetter, will my little tennis shoes to my sister Esther. 1, Gene Therien, will my good grades in shop to Leland Klassen. 1, Vera Toma, will to my brother Warren a compass so he can find his way to school more often. I, Dorothy Vaughn, will my job selling candy at lunch hour to some unlucky under- classman. I, Jack Verhines, will my ability to drive to Jack Tedford. I, Betty Weeks, wiU my beat-up locker to anyone who thinks they are strong enough to open it.