Solon High School - Spartan Yearbook (Solon, IA)

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Evelyn Reyhons wills her seat by the tinker with the radiator as he watches the trains go use someone elses pencils goes to Jocile Stahle. To her bookkeeping and general business papers with the all he learns. To Marlene O'Brien goes her position Krob gets the honorable number ten basketball suit. wills the ability to eat suckers and graham crackers study hall without getting caught. wall to Ben Huber so he can by. The ability to Bill Peters go all hopes that he remembers in Sextette, and Judy To Jim O'Brien she in Mr. Marshall's Francis Steinbrech will his height to Ka-l Heiber. To Bob Jedlicka go the sleeves' off of his vest. He also leaves Bob the ability to drive a 'ue Ford around town without getting caught by Firp. Franny wills his ability of doing something he shouldn't and always getting cought to Tom Stochl. To Mary Ann Griffin goes his bashfulness. He wills his ability to be the sha'test boy in the Senior Class to Tom Stochl. His athletic ability and class presidency in his senior year goes to Mrs. Cejka. Lois Reinhart wills to Nancy Higgan her position as pivot guard. To Buck Keith she wills her ability to cut up in band and never get kicked out. She leaves her dirty washcloths, towels and stood-up socks to Marlene O'Br1en. To Karl Heiber she wills her place working in the lunchroom. For recreation she wills the car to Mary Ann Griffin, so she can take Bob Jedlicka home from basketball games. To Joe Kral, class of 'SS goes in the morning to To Karl Heiber he hall quite often. Bob Jedlicka his desk by the window so he To Charlie Harms goes the controls to the to buy an activity ticket he can get into Larry Dvorsky wills his treasured nickname. To all the the privilege of being in study hall the last period eat candy and talk out luud for argue! with Mrs. Cejka. leaves his sign-out slips so he can get out of study To Marshall Keith goes his athletic ability and to can watch the grade kids play ball scoreboard. If he doesn't have the game s free. Darlene Worrell wills her seat in the assembly to Marlene O'Brien. Her basketball suit, towels, and sweat socks go to Kathryn Cilek. To Sandra Wray, Darlene wills back one of her basketball shoes. To Jocile Stahle she wills her cheerleading skirt, so she can sew it up. To Joe Kral goes all of her left-over typing paper and erasers. To the future twins in Solon High School, Arlene and Da lene leave their pink and blue ribbons so Mrs. Anderson can David Beranek wills his Jedlicka so he can keep warm of the Spartan Scroll. Karl nhook shot.n His ability to Bill Peters and the fine art wills anything else he has left to anyone tell which twin is which. select seat by the radiator control to Bob in the winter. To Tom Stochl goes the editor Heiber is the lucky one to receive his famous argue with the teachers and get by goes to of nricochetingn goes to Ruby Cochran. He else who wants it. Arlene Worrell wills her buttonless basketball suit to Marlene O'Brien and her height to Marie Mottet. Her sprained basketball fingers and bruised knees go to Joe Kral. She wishes her dirty cheerleading would go to Karen Fiala. To the next pair of twins in high ability of getting the teachers confused. school Arlene wills them the Dave Cilek wills his center position in basketball to Ady Jensen and also his old gym clothes. He wills his Bbility to be the biggest boy in the Senior Class to Frankie Bittner. Everything he broke around school and all the trouble he Caused goes to Mr. Lahr. To Bob Jedlicka and Tom Stochl he wills his ability of getting out of school on a poor excuse. To Ben Huber goes his ability to never argue or answer back in class. He wills all the good things he learned in schvol to Jim Leonard and the bad things to Carol Ulch. His desk with his name carved on it goes to Marie Mottet so she won't ve to make any adjustments for size and she can watch the trains go by. This page sponsored by LEO MARSH K sales and service SOLON, IOWA IIIYIIINIIOIAL HARVEST!!

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Dave's good looks, his bashfulness, and anything that's left of any use goes to Jocile Stahle to help her graduate faster. Kay Stagg wills her seat in the last row in the assembly to Marie Mottet so she can be a big Senior. To Mary Ann Griffin goes her place in the sextette. To anyone who wants it, she wills her orneriness. To Don Lehman goes her ability to throw carrots, candy, and dry bread crusts in study hall and never get caught. Nancy Riggan gets all her left-over typing paper and her almost used up typing eraser. Kay's typewriter goes to Terry Fiala because he seems to like it so well anyway. Jerry Reyhons wills all of his old sweat socks that are standing in the corner of the locker room to Joe Kral. The ability of being the last one out for practices goes to Jake Bittner, and also his No. 5' basket- ball suit. Being a four year letter man in baseball and basketball is for Karl Heiber, and NMulelyn Leonard will get Jerry's job as bus driver. Arguing at all meetings goes to Mary Ann Griffin and Bob Jedlicka gets his famous saying, nWhere's all the g-i-r-1-s?N His ability of making up book reports goes to Sandra Wray and his goofin'-off at play practices goes to Bob Slaymaker. nDuffn Huber will receive all his leftover ini- tials that he can find on the desks. We, the Seniors, will to the faculty our regular habits and excuses we are so good about bringing from home. To the Janitors we leave all of our second-hand gum that we left stick- ing underneath our seats. The cooks of Solon High receive all of our left-overs that we d1dn't eat for dinner. To the Juniors, we extend the right to accept or dispose of all our carved and battered desks and all our Senior dignity. To the Sophomores, we will our ability to sustain long argu ents that never get us anywhere and our dislike for getting down to business. To the Freshmen, we will our fondness for talking and staying eften school at night, and our skill in hitting the wastebasket with paper wads. In witness whereof we have hereunto affixed our hand and seal. Signed: Z QM, OF T114-of ZJMJXIWW Y 43,9 :D my 6? Till LOSS bgy gn B 1 511014055 , rv'-W9 'K if OS ll om.1p.1.,LJ M H ZZ NX 50 -D oaoov 54' .J Xffi. Q Z 2 y 6-o'01v H169 5 Umawlbiowpf 6ff 9 4J OQ Q