Monmouth High School - Eagle Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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CLASS WILL We, the class of 1951 of Monmouth High School, situated in the township of Root, in the county of Adams, in the state of Indiana, being in our usual unsound state of mind and memory, but mindful of the uncertainty of this life, do make, publish and declare our last will and testament, leaving our pleasant memories which we have accumulated during our four years of high school, to the underclassmen. We will to Mr. Marsh, our principal, the extreme pleasure of getting rid of us. May he never have another class as much like mules as this one. To the Juniors We will our worn-out seats, including our initials, pencils, erasers and cuds of gum which we neglected to remove in the haste of our departure. To the Sophomore class we will a lot of ad- vice, some good and some bad. which they will have to get from us personally. To the Freshmen we have nothing to be- queath, just the wish that they have as much joy out of their school days as we did ours. I, Marilyn Boerger, do hereby will my tall- ness to Charlie Schlemmer, and my magnetic man-holder ability to any girl who needs it. I, Leroy Bulrnahn, do hereby will my mag- azine salesmanship to Carl Becker, and my long, lean and lanky frame to Martin Bulmahn, Jr. - I, Norvin Bultemeier, do hereby will my part time grouchiness to Evelyn Bulmahng and my flirty ways to Leo Sheets. I, Franklin Buuck, do hereby will my ability to get kicked out of class to Richard Schiefer- stein, and my ability to get good grades in Civics to Howard Fuelling. I, Franklin Crosby, do hereby will my ability of coming to school late to Dick Elzey, and my ability to drive a car every day to Tom Kise. I, Eileen Davis, do hereby will my craziness for new cars to anyone who doesn't like them, and my southern drawl to Willis Bulmahn. I, Eldora Ewell, do hereby will my slender- ness to Shirley Gerke, and my sleepy attitude to Tom Drew. I, Betty Fegley, do hereby will my long finger nails to Marilyn Miller, and my slim- ness to Gretchen Thieme. I, Franklin Fuelling, do hereby will my quietness to Jack Everett, and my stoutness to Darlene Bohnke. I, Robert Harvey, do hereby will my curly hair to Gerry Harvey, and my Chevy to Bill Ostermeyer. ' I, Phyllis Hockemeyer, do hereby will my long arms to any Junior who might need them, and my ability to lose my billfold when it's loaded with money to Alice Werling. I, Albert Huston, do hereby will my witty remarks to William Shoaf, and my ability of not talking when I should be talking to Jerry Grandstaff. I, Doris Keuneke, do hereby will my curly hair to Ida Schaefer, and my editorship to Marilyn Kiefer. I, Loyd Kiess, do hereby will my farming experience to Russel Walchle, and my ability to drive slow when I'm with a girl to Donald Gallmeyer. I, Dorothy Kukelhan, do hereby will my jeans to anyone who will give me good dresses in exchange, and my reddish-golden hair to Ethel Cook. I, Carolyn Lewton, do hereby will my ability to read romantic stories in school to Melvin Krueckeberg, and my love for sitting in the Sunday School Room to Mary Lehman. I, Richard Macke, do hereby will my freckles to Alice Fuelling, and my two-tone hair to Mary Harkless. I, Marilyn Marsh, do hereby will my singing ability to Bob Miller, and my long hair to Bonnie Deam. I, Margie Menter, do hereby will my ever- loving Jim to any girl who is smart enough to get him, and my black hair to Marcella Thieme. I, Elviera Ostermeyer, do hereby will my dark eye-brows and eye-lashes to Donna Schieferstein, and the jalopy which I drive quite often to anyone who thinks he needs a better one. I, Ethel Rhoades, do hereby will my ability to go steady in a short time to Dorothy Fleming, and my ability to be broke to Del- bert Witte. I, Lorna Scheumann, do hereby will my blonde hair to Reuben Thieme, and my blue eyes to Fredrick Bienz. I, Ethel Schmiege, do hereby will my small feet to Don Gallmeyer, and ability of having my studies to Tom Buuck. I, Donald Selking, do hereby will my ability to sing bass to Harry Meyers, and my ability to play ping pong to David Sprunger. I, Norman Sheets, do hereby will my ability to get good grades in shop to Bob Bultemeyer, and my quietness to Dorothy Witte. I, Barbara Shoaf, do hereby will my ability to get twins mixed up to Marilyn Bohnke, and my ability for constant talking to Ber- nice Ehlerding. I, Eddie Stoppenhagen, do hereby will my enormous cafeteria appetite to Jean Kirch- hofer, and my last name to Merilyn Grotian. I, Bernita Thieme, do hereby will my cheerleading ability to Carolyn Owens, and my ability to be queen of the school to Car- olyn Hakes. I, Carl Thieme, do hereby will my ability to be class president for two years to any poor freshman, and my blonde hair to Jane Clark. I, Marie Witte, do hereby will my ability to go square dancing to 'Virgene Selking, and my ability to wash windows to Marilyn Thieme. Page