Sauk City High School - Sauk Log Yearbook (Sauk City, WI)

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Maxine Heyroth: Maxine has been asked to leave her diamond, but she sava. I wanna itl Jane Holdrid e: Jane leaves her abundant supply of thumbtecks to Joanne Neurart. Phillip Homung: 11 Phi I 1 leaves his sleeping position to Harry Shimniok, but suggests that he bring his own nillow since they aren't furnished. James Hutter: Jim says, and we quote, I ain't got nuthin' worth leavin'I Mary Kennedy: Snookie'' leaves her nep and cheerleeding ability to her sister Jackie. James Leahy: Jim generously leaves everything he never got to anyone who didn't get it either. Figure thet one outi Patricia Leidig: Oh, those lucky juniors I Pat leaves her parties to Miles Breunig. James Mack: Jim leaves his brilliant physics theories to Joe Getkin. Mr. Simonson never had it so good I Silvan Maly: Hubert's little son leaves his questionable German to Melvin Kolmorgen• Joe Meicher: We don't know whether this is good or bad. Joe feels generous so he's leaving everything he has to Seuk High. Marguerite Messer: Marguerite leaves her ability to transfer her affections to Lou Ann Mack. Variety fs the snlce of lifel Betty '«elirn In the interest of safety, betty leaves her driving know-how to Wayne rreston. Mildred Pape: Hilly leaves the holes in her ears to anyone who wants holes in their head. Charles Pickcrts: Charlie leaves his beshfulness to Gerry Weynand. Hedy Schmitz: Hedy leaves her Poodle to Louise Breunig. Quite a change, huh Louise. Dave Schoepp: Little Leon may rejoice because he is the lucky heir to Dave's long legs. Donna Shimniok: Donna leeves her position as drum major to any girl with a strut to match hers. Susan Simonson: Sue leaves her love for the taller things in life to Shirl Strand. Henry Staoelmann: Helnle leaves his well filled address book to any lonely Junior boy. Alice Statz: Alice leaves her love of gym to anyone who needs the exercise. Janet Taylor: Janet says that Leone Bellweg may have her black convertible, but she'll keep the driver. Lois Theisen: Lois is thinking in the same vein, but in her case she'll leave the little red scooter to her sister Pat. Joan Von Behren: Jo leaves her knack for discovering deed batteries to Birdine Benfer, in PKe hope that she'll never use it. Raymond Wilson: Ray seriously thinks that he's going to need everything he has. ZJ'OVYn UL