Plymouth High School - Rock Yearbook (Plymouth, IL)

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l E B Qllaza will Richard Burton ...wills his ability to get into an all-girls class to K. O. It's easier than you think. Gale Downey . ....... wills his pitchin' arm to Jerry Cookson. I don't mean pitchin' woo, either, Jerry. Roger Emery ........ wills his truck to Sid Allen. It's still a good running truck, Sid. Robert Eddingtonnwills his trapeze ability to anyone who wants to join the circus. It's not hard if you know how. Dick Miller ............ wills his favorite parking place at the ball park to John Cleland. It gets pretty dark down there, John. Junior Hitz. .......... wills his title of Lover Boy to Benny Waddell. Love 'em and Leave 'em, Benny, that's my motto. Lowell Thompson..wills all his A's in American History to Duane. Sometimes they don't look like A's, Duane, but I'm sure that's what they are supposed to be. ,Merle Post ............ wills his ability to drive with one hand to Kenny H. You'll' soon get on to it, Kenny. A Jim Manley ........... wills his math brain to Mike S. Don't overdo it, Mike. Velma Norris ........ wills her pierced ears to Betty Grove. You'd make a pretty good looking canni- bal, Betty. - Alberta Dowacter ..wills her good old right arm to anyone who wants to become a prize fighter in future years. I Barbara Myers ...... wills anything of hers to anyone who doesn't have it. Barbara Payne ...... wills her 10:00 o'clock watch to any of the girls who will go with one of the bas- --ket ball boys next year. It will turn back tho, girls. Maxine McKinley ..wills her swing to Bonnie VanF1eet. Swing it high and wide, Bonnie. Joyce Pickard . ....... wills her title of Little Angel to Ci Roudebush. Use it wisely, Ci, Esther Rampley. .... wills her famous words Bet you I know to Donna E. It pays to know, Donna. Della Smith . .......... wills her longing to go to Tennessee to Lillian Martin. See if you can do better than I did, Lillian. To the student body as a whole, we will our ability to study hard, our good looks, and being the best all around class of the school. Use it wisely kids. To the junior class we will our old worn out text books, broken seats, used chewing gum, and all of our good grades. To the sophomore class we will our ways with the teachers, those special seats in the office, and all those good comic books behind the radiator. To the freshman class we will our ability to struggle along four years to the end of the rope, ex- cuse me, I mean the beginning of your future. And, by the way, if any of you are tall enough, it's fun to turn the clock up. 0' To the janitors, ofcourse, again it is our muddy prints, candy wrappers, chewing gum, and all of our other musses. Drawn up and witnessed thereof on the...,.4?ff ..... ........ day of ........ .'...'.1fa::..fa...',s ...... ..in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred fifty one. 4 ,,,. Drawn up by..ffi.Q.. Witnessed by: i n -Y .. I J. V ' v,.f:7' , . X J 1 l 1 I 1 I

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NAME Dick Burton Gale Downey Alberta Dowacter Maxine McKinley Robert Eddington Roger Emery. Barbara Myers Velma Norris Junior Hitz Dick Miller Barbara Payne Joyce Pickard Lowell Thompson Della Faye Smith Esther Rampley Jim Manley Merle Post Dick Burton Gale Downey Roger Emery ' Robert Eddington Dick Miller Merle Post. Lowell Thompson Velma Norris Alberta Dowacter Junior Hitz Jim Manley Barbara Payne Barbara Myers Maxine McKinley Joyce Pickard Esther Rampley Della Faye Smith Hrvnhvra '5 1 Shorthand artist Loyal F.F.A. member Diamond hunter The Thing Romeo Chrysler driver The romantic kind Admirer of Hudsons Night owl President F.F.A. DAR Belle of the class History flop Scooping lime Typing whiz Math brain Guess what Swings KK '61 Secretary for P. C. C. H. S. Farmer Hash slinger Teacher in Moody Institute Safari leader in Africa President of Chrysler Corp. Clarinet player with Spike Jones Resident of Macomb Old man Traveling Salesman Still sweet Miss America Noted commentator Still scooping Winner of '61 typing contest Bankrupt farmer Guess again! Never, Never Trust A Woman. Joltin' Joe DiMaggio. Hot-Rod Race. 'S Es 'fcry Of The Wild Goosetrif' There'll Be Some Changes Made. H Rye Whiskey. I'll Get By. 64 N ever-The-Less. H I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm. Diamonds Are A Girls' Best Friend. S . . .fWhere Is My Wandering Boy To-Night. -w NA- ' ' J I'm A Lady. Don't Get Around Much Anymore. U 66 Dancing In The Dark. Tennessee Saturday N ight. ,QrA-'U