Pekin High School - Commentator Yearbook (Pekin, IN)

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We the 1956 graduatlng class Pek1n H1gh School town of Pek1n state of Ind1ana bexng of sound m1nd and mem ory do hereby make publ1sh and de clare th1s to be our last w1ll and testa ment g1v1ng to our unde rclassmen some ofthe th1ngs we feel we have outgrown Th1s w1ll was approved sxgned and sealed on Apr1l 18 1956 If there are any hard feelmgs to those 1n the under classes who recelve these th1ngs please forg1ve us and remember all these th1ngs were once our possess1ons ARTIC LE I THE WILL I Sharon O'Bryan w1ll my typ1ng foot stool to Peggy Roberts provzdmg that she lets B1lly Kuntz use lt because the1r feet don't touch the floor e1ther I Lynn W1l11ams w1ll my 'honey ' talk to Marjene Mots1nger 'cause she needs I Allan Martln w1ll my qulet nature to Dav1d Naugle 'cause he needs It I Perry Mots1nger w1ll my ab1l1ty to go w1th Sandra Lane to Ralph Hopk1ns I Glenton Terrell w1ll my he1ght to Max1ne W1ngf1eld prov1d1ng she keeps her we1ght I Carroll Ph1ll1ps w1ll my ab1l1ty to play basketball to B1lly Kuntz We Amta Wade and B111 Bobo w1ll our ab1l1ty to lollygag between classes w1thout be1ng caught to Jamce Hoskms and Harold Baker I Pat H1bbs bemg of sound body and m1nd Qand I do mean Body w1ll my extra temper to Mr Mart1n because l'll need everyth1ng else I'm suppose to have I Carmehta Myers w1ll my ab1l1ty to capture excess pounds to Barbara Campbell I Don Thompson w1ll my ab1l1ty to leave my gxrl alone durmng school hours to Harold Baker I .Ioan Floyd w1ll my red ha1r to any one who would rather be dead than red on the head We Lloyd Markland and Russell Blshop w1ll our abxlxty to get 3's 1n Agmculture to Ralph Hopkxns and Dav1d Naugle I Frankxe Crume w1ll my natural blonde ha1r to Carolyn Burchett I Amta Karr w1ll my enunc1at1on of monstrous words to Betty Smxth I Tommy Gray w1ll my ab1l1ty to catch chmcks poultry ch1cks to Leon Zmk I B111 M1l1er w1ll my ab1l1ty to play hookey and not be caught to Dott1e Crume I Mxckey Ooley w1ll my basketball ab1l1ty to B1lly Marshall I Ralph P1cker1ll w1ll myC1v1cs grades to Clarence Rose I Tommy Whmtlow w1ll my ab1l1ty to play hookey and get an excused absence to Gary Pr1ce I Phyll1s W1ngf1eld w1ll my ab1l1ty to stay sl1m to Sharon Brown ARTIC LE II To Mr Baker We leave the remams of the sen1or home room To Mr Martm We w1ll our ab1l1ty to add two goats and one horse and get 6 mxce To Mr Patterson We leave all used basketballs for h1s future ch11dren to play w1th To Mr Kelly We leave any h1story we ve made for h1m to teach to our next years sen1ors To Mrs Baker We leave all wads of chewed gum under the Home Ec room tables To Mrs H1lton We leave all d1rty socks and broken shoe stnngs 1n the g1rls locker To Mrs Pal1ck1 and Mr Jones We leave next years Freshman Class To Mr Herde We w1ll our ab1l1ty to s1ng and chew gum at the same txme To Mrs Hand We w1ll our shghtly used typewnte rs To Mrs N1cholson We leave a mce qu1et 7th per1od study hall ARTIC LE III To the freshmen We w1ll our courage and ambxtlon to surv1ve thexr three remammg years of h1gh school To a grand group of Sophomores and a grand sponsor Mrs Hxlton we have noth1ng of real value they need so we'll leave them the pr1v1lege of belng the .Tumors of tomorrow To the Jumors We leave our prestlge and d1gn1ty also our ab1l1ty to get along w1th other classes l I 1 1 9 9 - , ' 9 9 9 9 ' I , ' ' 9 9 9 . . 9 9 I I ' 9 - 9 9 9 ' ' 9 9 9 9 . . 9 9 . 9 9 ' ' l , . 9 ' 5 . . . . I I - 9 9 ' 9 9 lt. 9 9 ' . 9 9 . . . . , - 9 9 . . 9 9 ' 9 . , . 9 9 ' 9 . 9 9 ' . . , . I 9 Q 9 9 ' 7 - - . . 9 9 , . . 9 9 . 9 9 9 . . 9 9 ' 9 - 9 - 9 9 9 . - 9 9 9 9 9 . .

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r - Q ' u V I ,vv ..-- FIRST ROW: Donna Rickard, Betty Lou Mull, Margie O'Bryan, Joan Thompson, Rose Marie Gray, Sue Warren, Jean Thompson, Ruth Ann Morgan, Mildred Nale, Laurie McGlothlin, Patsy Norris, Doris Brown. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Baker, Harold Temple, Carl Harvey, Woodrow Knight. Carolyn Burchett, Alma Losson,Maxine Wingfield. Peggy Roberts, Ruth Lagle, Dorothy Crume, Sharon Brown, Lois fl! McCarty, Jean Pickerill, Larry Lang, Norma Jean Hall, Gale Johnson, Mr. Kelley. THIRD ROW: Gerald Dixon. Harold Schocke, Keith Martin, Lloyd Broadus, Clarence Rose, Gary Price, Leon Zink, David Naugle, Billy Kuntz. Gary Souder, Ralph Hopkins, Don Walker, Larry Nale, Alva Brown, Roy Purlee. JUNIOR CLASS The Junior's chose as their motto, Go Little by Little, But Never Turn Back, they also chose blue and white as their colors, and blue and white carnations as their flowers. The Juniors started with a lot of responsibilities, but plenty of energy and enthusiasm to carry them out. First of these responsibilities was the management of their consessions of ice cream and soft drinks. The Junior play, The Campbells Are Coming , was a hilarious, as well as a successful comedy. They feel that their most successful project was the magazine sales with S1,4'73.8'7. which was higher than any previous magazine sales. David Naugle topped all other individual salesmen. The Juniors and Seniors sponsored the Junior-Senior Carnival, which was also a success. The crowning of the basketball queen. sponsored by the Juniors, was one of their proudest achievements, because the queen was one from their own class. Rose Gray. Other projects for this year which proved successful was a bake sale. selling tickets for a barbecue supper. cedar chest raffle, sponsoring the Invitational Tourney consessions and programs. and preparing a Christmas supper for Cauble's Hatchery, Inc. The success of these projects made possible the Junior-Senior Reception. which was one of the best ever. This has been a very successful year for the Juniors. but they are looking forward to their Senior year with all anxiety. Class Officers David Naugle, Carl Harvey, Gary Price, and Leon Zink,