Monmouth High School - Eagle Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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I, Helen Hockemeyer, will my ability to stick it out at ArBee ' s as long as I have to any girl who likes to work LONG and LATE hours on Friday or Sat- urday nights, and niy shyness to Barb Selking. . ,, , . , I Randy Ku ck, will my ability to stop smoking to Bill Laisure, and my ability to graduate to Steve Breiner, and my ability to draw m art class to Joyce Railing, and my muscles to Lance Anderson. .,., , I, John Kukelhan, will my ' 55 to Don E. Scheumann and my ability to draw birds to Joyce Railing. . n . t i ■ - - ,.H I, Roberta Kunkel, will my great enthusiasm m band to Jerry Knitt e and Diane Fuhrmann, my shyness and awkwardness around boys and my ability to get in by 12:00 midnight to Barb Selking, and all the fun I ' ve ever had m high school to the incoming freshmen. -n n 4 I Steve Laisure, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will all ot my boxes (cough drop boxes) to John Fuelling and my masculine physique to Linda Bell. , , , . . I Irene Martz, will my shopping ability to Karen Kunkel, my electric shave ' r to Phyllis Boerger, and all my fun and boy friends in my four years of high school to my sister, Doris. I, Janice Miller, will my Dave Clark 5 pantomine to anyone crazy enough to do it, and my ability to enjoy algebra to Sue Breiner. I, Larry Plumley, will my ability to stay away from girls to Don E. Scheumann, my ability to stay out of trouble to Bill Laisure, and my ability to graduate to Steve Breiner. I, Joan Scheumann, will my fourth period babysitting job (the library) to Diane Fuhrmann, and my ability to tell the truth to Joyce Railing. I Karen Schiefer stein, will my shyness around boys to Tanya Garwood and Phyllis Boerger, my athletic ability to Debra Harkless andy my Sweet- ness to Teresa Teeple. I, Kathy Schiefer stein, will my baggy slacks to Dennie Remkmg, my Batman T-Shirt to Karen Kunkel, my brains and muscles to Jerry Hakes and iTiy cheerleading outfit to Tim Irwin, I also leave to Mr. Mull my typing abil- ity and to Mr. Banks my beautiful and cheerful SMILE! I, Robert Spencer, do hereby will my playboy talents and sweaters to any guy that wants them and the Best of Luck to all up-coming seniors of M. H. S. I, Debbie Strickler, will my twirling ability to Sandy Remkmg and my bowling average to Bev Geyer. I, Joye Strouse, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Barb Selking, my ability to drive 40 M. P. H. on stone roads to Dennis Boerger, and my ability to meet people and run around all of the time to my brother, Steve. I, Alton Thieme, will my hot rod Dodge to anyone who wants a dog. I also will my ability to stay out of Middleberry to anyone who spent most of his time there. I, Gregg Townsend, with sincere pleasure, will my ever intense bashtui and shy behavior when encountered or associating with the opposite sex to Russell Fuhrmann.

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class Wills I, Lila Anderson, will my stamps and envelopes to Joyce Railing, nny long hair to Mr. McConaha, my ' 50 Dodge to Duane Buuck, and my textured socks and short skirts to our cooks. I, Tom Aumann, being of sound mind and body, will my shyness to any- one who likes girls, and the fun of being a senior to the juniors. I, Don Bixler, do hereby bequeath my phenominal brain to the physics department and my ' 29 Ford to my worst enemy. I, Sheryl Boerger, will my quietness and shyness to Kay Bultemeier and Carolyn Boerger, and my patience to Becky Townsend. I, LaDonna Braun, will my ability to pay attention in algebra and chem- istry classes to Kay Bultemeier and my ability not to be a pest to Don E. Scheumann. I, Don Bultemeier, will my quietness to the sophomore girls in study hall. I, Connie Bultemeyer, will my shyness and quietness to Ron Reinking, my straight A grades to Rosie Koeneman, and three more years of fun to my brother, Stanley. I, Duane Buuck, will my ' 57 Spirit of America to anyone with two new shocks and dog biscuits, and my size 9 1 2 gym shoes to Verlin Bulhman. I, Sheila Caston, will my disposition to anyone who likes a constant change, and my mathematical ability and eager ambition to Dave Matthews, Don A. Scheumann, and Dennie R. I, Ken Folk, being in a sound state of confusion, do hereby bequeath my ability to write vulgar plays in speech to Ron Reinking and my Einstein- type mind to anyone who labors over his schoolbcoks the hours that I did. I, Connie Fox, will my ambition, enthusiasm, and ultimate desire to become a nurse to Sheila Nidlinger and to my sister, Carolyn. I also will my D. A. R. award, which I prize highly, to anyone who is willing to do their best in school throughout high school. I, Marlene Fritzinger, will my ability to sleep in study hall to my sister, Margaret; and my ability to be a night owl to Brenda Crozier. I, Karen Fuelling, will my natural hair color to Rita Kreuckeberg, my friendliness to Rodney Kuck, and my shyness around boys to Jackie Rice. I, Kristine Fuelling, will all the joys of being a Senior to the junior class, providing they don ' t over do it. I also will my ability to enjoy school to anyone who wants to quit. I, Margene Fuelling, being of sound mind, will my natural curls to anyone who Vv ' ants then:i. I, Karen Fuhrman, will my safe driving ability to Lila Anderson and Kathy Schiefer stein, my muscles to Lance Anderson, and all the fun of being a senior to the class of ' 67. I, Ron Fuhrmann, being of sound mind and body, will my ability to keep quiet in Mr. Mull ' s study hall to Carolyn Boerger and my short hair to Lance Anderson. I, Sue Garwood, will our ' 59 Olds to anyone who can keep it going, and my ability to get engaged in my senior year to my sisters, Tanya and Leah. I, Bill Hildebrand, will my ability of having three wrecks in two weeks (not all my fault) to Dennis Boerger and my understanding of English to sonae Greek.

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