Pekin High School - Pekinian Yearbook (Pekin, IL)

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Fil, Qlj DONNA ANDEWAY 'What has night to do with sleep?' Deolam 1. Band 2,3,4. Basketball 2,3,U. Glee Club l,2,4, Class Plays. Class Officer 2. ROGER RUNKLE WGreater men than I may have lived, but I doubt it. Class Officer 3,4. Track 1,2,3,M, Baseball 2,3,4, Basketball 2,2,b. Capt.4. Class Play 3, . Cross Country 4. BEVERLY NORTHUP 'Why should I study when there are so many more in teresting things to do.' Deolam 1. Basketball 1,2, 3,b, Captain M, Band 1.A Glee Club l,2.L1brar1an U Clase Play 3 4. Claes Officer 2,l,L. RICHARD HALFERTY 'Women delight me not. Amen,' Baseball l,2,3 U, Capt,b, Basketball L+. dlass Plays. HAXIENE CHRISTNER 'She is silent, she is shy but there's mischief in her eye.' Basketball 3,b. Blee Club 1.b. co-ea1uor o111e Echoe Deolam 1. Class Plays 3,4, Class Officer 2.

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55 W ILL 0 W k We, the Senior Class of 1951, of the Ollie High School, being of sound intellect and strong constitution, having weathered the storms of four years of study,hav- ing shared the Joys and sorrow of school life, do think lt duly befitting and proper on this magnificent occasion to bequeath a few meager morsels of our many talents to the unfortunate individuals, the underclsssmen, who will follow our glorious footsteps. Individually speaking. . . . . . . I, Kay Haines, will my alluring smile to Trilla Weber. I, Roger Runkle, will my corny jokes to Donald Underwood. Keep the morale up, Don. I, Haxiene Christner, will my shynsss to LaRue Bales. I, Betty Estes, will my dr1ver's license to Edythe Nelson: drive slowly. I, Donna Andeway, will my ability to keep a man to Ruth Ruggles. I, Janet Van Orsdall, will my ability to pop gum to Patricia Schultz. Bpearmint works best, Pat. I, Junior Ott, will my girl friends to Frank Mallinger. Cheer up ol pal. I, Beverly Northup, will my long hair to Llnnle Brown. Too bad it 1sn't red. I, Joyce Smith, will my ability to study hard to Junior Davis. Who knows, maybe someday he'll become president. I, Larry Ellis, will my innocence to Clyde Kessel. 'It a1n't easy.' I, Richard Halferty, will my bashfulness to Shirley Carter: that ls, if you have any use for it, Shirley. F n ..,- ,4a5ggs? rV EEE, :I?JEl:!!Q:::JiIg:M1Ffl: -5 e Qt f C : I A - f N 'x :mul xx .A- :J f','fff' 'V 4 , We - -- ,dn I prophesy ', that - - Beverly Northup will become a great movie actress. Hunlor Ott will be an expert watch repalrman in Minnesota where he can hunt and fish on week ends. Janet Vano0rsdall will be singing on the radio every night from 8:00 to 8:30 over N.B. . Donna Andeway will become a sailor's wife, living in California. She will do modeling. Betty Estes will be a professional basketball player, touring the country with the team. Maxiene Christner will be a great diplomat voicing her opinion for the women of today. . Roger Runkle will become a professor at Harvard University. Kay Haines will become a game warden for Keokuk County. Richard Halferty will be a great doctor, famous for his pink pills and pink med- lclne. Larry Ellis will become a great fisherman, spending his days on the Skunk River. Joyce Smith will marry into society and become a famous person ln the newspaper society columns. cuss rmwsn - - 633220 - - cuss comms White Carnation 'TM' than our bel' Rose A Gray is failure'