South Fork High School - Kin Hi Echoes Yearbook (Kincaid, IL)

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MASS Wlll WE THE SENIOR CLASS OF IQSQ HEREBV LEAVE AS OUR LAST WILL AND TESTANENT THIS DOCUMENT the Freshmen we leave, wondering if you will ever make it the Sophomore we leave vou the thought of being upperclassmen the Juniors we leave our positions as Seniors Mr Pacotti we leave a modern desk and new chair Lorene Martinelli we leave an assistant to help her r Mazzapa we leave a box of NDouble Bubble' Mrs Pearson we leave a quieter and smarter sho thand class Mr Doglio we leave a good basketball team Miss Yarber we leave some new library books Mrs Pittard we leave our appreclation for help1ng with the annual Mr Brockmeier we leave a new chemistry room Mr Smitley we leave a quieter school bus Mrs Allione we leave some new silverware Mr Hankins we leave for your car an Illinois license plate Mike and Louie we leave a new furnace Bernard Bandy, leave Laverne B to take over Rose Bialas, leave mv red hair to Eileen Faory Ronald Bucshon, leave my straight A's to Bill Messersmith Rebecca Casey, leave my majorette ability to Doretta Jevaltas Ed Ceyte and I, Jesse Edwards, leave our ability to think to B Sailliez Tom Cima, leave my football abillty to Russell Karnes Jack Conrath, leave my sports abmlity to Jim Fassero Charlotte Davis and I, Charna Lancaster, leave our ability to get along with the teachers to Anita Credi Joe Faletto, leave my boisterous wavs to anyone as good as me Catherine Foaro, leave my neat appearance to Delores Davis Mike Ferrari and I, Fred Zanotti, leave our girl friends to B Rogers John Fodor, leave my musical ability to Mike Harrison Beverly Hake, leave my singing ability to Janice Brookens Clarence Hartley, leave period Pat Kain, leave HBig Sydn to Don Smith Ctake care boy, it's a Jewell Bill Klein and I, Bob Trost, leave our scooters to Charles Huddleston Jo Ann Larcher, leave my seat on the bus to Phyllis Williams Joyce Lauwerens, leave my straight A's Don Lemanski and I, John Hanlon, leave Kuntzman Francis Mollusky, leave without having Tom Paterson, leave my ability to play Rita Pleshe, leave my seat at the Drug Barbara Smith, Gary Smothers, Theresa Szabo, Bill Townsley, Joyce Verbiski to Mary Magos our bashfulness to Charles achieved any ability hooky to Raymond Lucas Store to R Smart and N Riva a shorter route to Taylorville to D Ariana mv ability to drive carefully to Elmer Moody my good attendance record to Ludia Lucas my place in chemistry to anyone who can take over and I, Nella Mae Orrision leave our jobs at the leave leave leave leave A R W to Barbara Taglioli Rose Warren and I, Marilyn Corsiatto, leave our sweet dispositions Barbara Cole Joe Woods leave my Job at Brook's to anyone who wants it Martha Wyatt, leave my quietness to Kay Wilson K H S we leave quieter hallways 47 To .. . To 1 V . A . To . To . . To ' . To M , '. To . L r . To . . To . ' e To . ' ' . To ., . To . . . To . . To . . To . I, . . I, I L I . I, . . I, . I, ' . I, ' . I, . 7 , - I, - I, , . I, ' - . I, . I, , . I, - , L , I, - .... ..... .... I, . I, . I, . . I, . I, L In ' . I, .' . I9 o Q Q I! h 0 e I, V ' , I, , I, . I. . I, - to . I. . ' . I, . To . . . 5 .

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That Charna Lancaster, sweet and small, Will be a nurse at your beck and call. That Jo Ann Larcher with her red hair Will live her future void of care. That Joyce Lauwerens, if she follows her plan, I Will be a secretary to some lucky man. That Donald Lemanski in coat of white Will repair your teeth both day and night. That Francis Mollusky, after a start, Will be a carpenter to delight your heart. That Nella Orrison, that Southern lass, Will head her own dancing class. That Thomas Paterson KHail his namell Will be a writer of great fame. That Rita Pleshe, a loyal friend, As a doctor's aid her life will spend. That Barbara Smith Cshe says it's sol Will four years to college go. That Gary Smothers who cooks so well Will be a chef in a big hotel. That'Theresa Szabo, it is agreed, As a secretary will fill your need. What William fownsley with his experimentations, Will be a chemist for the United Nations. That Robert Trost, a talent detector, Will be a professional football director. That Joyce Verbiski, in coming days, Will be a hostess on the air ways. That Rose Warren, of whom we're proud, Will be in New Ybrk's Society Crowd. That Joseph Woods, addressed as sir, Will be a theatre manager. That Martha Wyatt, a friend to all, From the telephone office will answer your call. That Fred Zanotti without a doubt Will be a Cardinal baseball scout. - And now the door swings slowly closed, my predictions on all I have imposed And only time can reveal to you, whether what I have foretold is true BY Joyce Kay Lauwerens 46

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