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I, Steve Moses, will my ability to behave to Fritz Bultemeyer and my Latin ability to anyone who will have it. I, Tom Peck, wOl my cross country ability to Fats Hilbuin and my ability to always stay in shape and training to Vernon Witte, I, Winnie Rafert, will my ability to play baseball to any girl who will try it. I, Barbara Roe, will my ability not to neck on a first date to Kay Stevens and my slim figure to any girl who needs it. I, Dorothy Schlemmer, will my abOity to be a varsity cheerleader in my Senior year to John Bird and my Civics book to any energetic Junior who can understand it. I, Dennis Schuller, will my ' 58 Chevy to anyone who will uke care of it and my natural blonde hair to Barbara Fuhrman. I, Lynford Weiland, will my ' 58 Chevy to anyone who really wants it and my tight levi ' $ to Bob Auer. WHO ' S WHO Who ' s the CANDY lover - Don Busick Who ' s the one with the fastest car - Mike Carr Who ' s always on the go - Barbara Roe Who ' s the most active - Jack Miller Who ' s the one with girl troubles - Ron Buuck Who ' s always giggling - Julaine Gallmeyer Who ' s confused - Jim Bienz Who ' s the baseball player - Winnie Rafert Who ' s the most talkative - Calvin Caston Who ' s the cheerleader - Dort Schlemmer Who ' s the tallest - Loren Bieberich Who ' s the Bourbon Street Bouncer - Dennis Schuller Who ' s the night owl - Diane Erxleben Who ' s the biggest flirt - Tom Peck Who ' s the class brain - Jeanie Cook Who ' s the one with natural curly hair - Gary Fifer Who ' s Mr. Roster ' s pet - Carl Miller Who ' s the nicest - Roy Fuelling Who ' s conscientious - Nancy Adamson Who ' s the F. H. A. District Officer - Connie Bergman Who ' s the drive-in boy - Mike Hakes Who ' s the office girl - Dorothea Decker Who ' s the future teacher - Roy Fuhrman Who ' s going steady - Faye Bittner Who ' s the quietest - Janice Linker Who ' s the mathematician - Lynford Weiland Who ' s the sleepy head - Melvin Fast Who ' s the one with the most shoes - Kay Butler Who ' s the one with the neatest car - Steve Moses Who stays out of trouble - Dave Blume Who ' s the greatest class sponsor - John Rosier MOTTO Forward Ever, Backward Never FLOWER Red Rose COLORS Admiral Blue and White
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Page 20 text:
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WILLS We the class of 1961, of Monmouth High School, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make and publish this our last will and testament. To the faculty - the pleasure of being rid of us; restful nights and peaceftil days. To the juniors - a lot of advice which we won ' t specify because they wouldn ' t follow it anyway. To the sophomores - the few traces of meekness and humility that we have left. They don ' t seem to have any so even a little should be welcome. To the freshmen - the indescribable joy of giggling at nothing. Besides these gifts we leave our blessing upon this school and its teachers and our pledges of friendship and loyalty in all the activities of the school. 1, Nancy Adamson, will my red hair to Betty Shields and my soprano voice to Terry Marker. I, Connie Bergman, will my ability to play a tenor saxophone to my sister, Joye, and my ability to have a District office in F. H. A. to Judy Selking. I, Loren Bieberich, will my height and size 13 shoes to Fritz Bultemeyer and my brains to whoever can make use of them. 1, Jim Bienz, will my ability to paint to John Hilburn, and to Elgene Bienz, I will my ability not to be afraid of Senior girls. 1. Faye Bittner, will my waist line to Margaret Cook and my ability to behave in band class to Kenny Selking and Ricky Gerber. I, David Blume, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Walter Walchle and my quiemess to Kenny Selking. 1, Don Busick, will my shortness to Dean Schieferstein and my ' 56 Chevy to anyone who can keep it out of wrecks. 1, Kay Butler, will my ability not to be too friendly to Janice Franz and my long hair to anyone who has the patience to take care of it. 1, Ron Buuck, will my hot Chevy to anyone who can win a drag with it and my ability to have girl trouble to Vernon Fuhrman. 1, Mike Carr, will my ability to have flat tires on my car to anyone who is rich enough to buy new ones. I also will to all the members of the Freshman class just as much, if not more experience than I have had in my four years of high school. I, Calvin Caston, will my ability to know a good car when I see one to Mr. Zimmerman and my ability to get along with Mr. Rosier to anyone who can do it. I, Jeanie Cook, will my natural blonde hair to Barbara Fuhrman and my flute to anyone who wants to put the keys back on it. I, Dorothea Decker, will my typing ability to Susan Hitzemann and my ability to type for teachers to anyone who can read their writing. I, Diane Erxleben, will my glasses to anyone who has enough courage to look into a mirror while wear- ing them and my co-editor of the Yearbook to a Junior with good ideas and loads of determination. 1, Melvin Fast, will my red hair to John Henry Rosier and my ability to get along with the teachers to Kenny Selking. 1, Gary Fifer, will my natural curly hair to John Henry Rosier and my go-cart to anyone who can make the clutch work. I, Roy Fuelling, will my ability to chew gum in study hall to John Boerger and my motor scooter to anyone who can make it go 50 M. P. H. I, Roy Fuhrman, will my ability to chew gum in all classes to Jerry Liby and my ability not to have ? car to Carl Maynard Miller. I, Julaine Gallmeyer, will my ability to be majorette all four years to Linda Owens and my natural blonde hair to Barbara Fuhrman. I, Mike Hakes, will my ability to get along with teachers to Marvin Tague and Walter Walchle. I, Janice Linker, will my ability to wear harmonizing clothes to Sharon Reinhart and my natural brown hair to Barbara Fuhrman. I, Carl Miller, will to John Fitzgerald Rosier my Civics ability and my cross country ability to Marian Caston. I, Jack Miller, will my priceless collection of Mad Magazines to Bob Auer (this is only for the purpose of keeping my offspring from getting their hands on them) . And to anyone vsrho has the ability to drive down ditches without putting dents in her, 1 bequeath my faithful 56 Chevy (if she lasts that long).
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