Monmouth High School - Eagle Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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CLASS WILL u We, the Senior Class 119591, of the school of Monmouth, township of Root, County of Adams, state of Indiana, nation of United States, and planet Earth, being of sound mind, memory, and body do declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby declaring void any and all wills made by us heretofore: TO THE FACULTY: We will peace of mind. TO THE ENTIRE STUDENT BODY: We will cooperation. TO THE IUNIORS: We will the name Seniors and all the privi- leges and duties connected with it. TO THE SOPHOMORES: We will the ability to get enough money for their Senior trip. TO THE FRESHMEN: We will three years of contemplation of initiation. I, Robert Beineke, will my ability to get along without women to David Caston, and my quietness and good behavior to Stanley Linker. l, Kay Bultemeyer, will my ability to have male trouble to Winnie Rafert, and my talka- tiveness qso Mr. Clinkenbeard saysj, to my kid sister, Rosie. W I, Larry Busick, will my ability to quit school and still graduate to Marlin Springer, and my ability to obtain injuries quite frequently to Dick Bulmahn. I, Joan Fleming, will my ability to get along with Mr. Rosier to Dennis Schuller, and my loquaciousness to Marcille Buuck. l, Beverly Fuelling, will my ability to be a good soda-jerk at Holthouse on the Highway to Linda Kruetzman, and my good grades to any- one who can make them, I, Donald Fuelling, will my headaches as editor of the yearbook to Winnie Mankey, and my ability to work to Stanley Linker, I, John Fuhrman, being of doubtful mind and body, will my trombone to Don Busick, and my position as business manager of the annual to anyone with plenty of aspirins. I, Glendolyn Gallmeier, will to Jim Fuhrman my Eskimo tendencies providing he can use them without Mr. Rosier seeing him, and mi abilty too spel curectly two Marlin Blakey, I, Nyla Girod, will my musical ability to anyone who would like to have it, and my typing ability to Marlin Blakey, I, Garnita Hartmann, will my tallness to Winnie Mankey, and my ability to get along with teachers to Dennis Schuller. I, Sharon Heller, will my natural blond hair to Barbara and Nancy Fuhrman, and my ability to keep quiet and tell the truth once in a while, to Dennis Schuller. I, Alice Hockemeyer, will my seniority at Wertzies to Doris Hockemeyer, and my ability to get along with teachers to Dennis Schuller. I, Ron Hoffman, will my ability to stay awake during church services to Ronald Selking, and my sprinting ability to Mike Hakes. I, Larry Hoffman, will my ability to wear my pants at the proper level to Kenny Fuhrman, and my ability to play ping pong to Dick Bul- mahn. l, Carol Jacquay, will my shortness to Linda Kruetzman, and my happiness to Ann Seaman and Dan Bieberich, I, Gene Kalthoff, being in a state of confu- sion, will my flat-top to Kenny Fuhrman, and my guitar picks to Dennis Schuller. I, Rex King, will my dimples to anyone who is willing to take over, and my good looks and ability to get along with girls to Carl Miller. I. Sandie Knittle, will my motorcycle to John Rosier, and my spare time to Jim Bienz.

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I, Jean Kolter, will my ability to give speeches in Civics class to Joyce Busick, and the signatures on my diploma to anyone who cannot earn their own. I, Duane Lee, will my Lincoln, to anyone who can keep it full of oil, and my Ford to anyone who can find the key. I, Mary Lou Lewton, will my ability to go steady with a guy named Larry during my Senior year to Martha Bleeke, and all my love and affection to Larry Brunner. I, Sue Merriman, will my numerous moods to Shirley Bieberich, and my ability to be chummy with the Decatur cops to Richard Hockemeyer. I, Pat Miller, will my Decatur class sweater to anyone who has enough nerve to wear it in school, and to Julaine Gallmeier, I will my ability to chew gum in school without being caught by the teachers, I, Dwight Schaefer, will my ability to chew tobacco in school to anyone who has nerve enough to try it, and my ability to play basket- ball to Carl Miller. I, Larry Schaekel, will my ability to eat candy in shop class without being caught to Dennis Schuller, and my ability to chew gum in Physics class to Ronnie Bulmahn. I, Wilmer Scheumann, will my ability to play ping pong to Jim Arnold, and my ability to stay out of trouble to Carl Miller. I, Carol Schuller, will my natural curly hair to Margaret Boerger, and my love for '58 con- vertibles to Marcille Buuck. I, Ruth Selking, will my slimness to Maxine Thieme, and my ability to take shorthand to Janice Linker, I, Jay Venable, will my ability to get into mischief to Shirley Bieberich, and my Civics workbook to any Junior who can find a correct answer in it, Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers Flower cctaltauas Geraldine Herderhorst - Senior Class Play Sponsor Eloise Andrews - Class Sponsor Charlotte Bergdall - Yearbook Sponsor