Tremont High School - Echo Yearbook (Tremont, IL)

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We, the members of the Senior Class of 1966 of Tremont High School, being of sound and intelligent minds, do hereby bequeath our numerous talents, characteristics, and habits of our last will and testament to the following classes, teachers, and students. As a class we will the following: To the Board of Education, we will the ability to hire and fire accurately. To Jan and Judy, we will a year's supply of staplers. To Amy and the cooks, we will a student body that will eat as much as they gripe. To the custodians, we will a self-cleaning hallway. To Mrs. Beutel, we will a certificate of accomplishment for her history making debut of a boys' home economics class. To Mr. Bourns, we will goldfish immune to chalk dust and individually equipped with their own shields to protect them from rocks. To Mr. Bruell we will a burglar-proof office and safe. To Mrs. Burk, we will a life's subscription to Senior Scholastic so that she may work the crossword puzzles whenever she so desires. To Mrs. Cluts, we will a quiet library. To Mr. Cluts, we will our deepest appreciation for seeing us through our sophomore, junior, and senior years as our class sponsor because we wouldn't have made it through without him. To Mr. Evans, we will a 90-piece band with 89 Carol Sues. To Mr. Hopkins, we will an alarm that keeps time so he won 't have to sneak in the back door on Monday mornings. To Mrs. Kincaid, we will a senior P, E. class that doesn't write answers to her tough tests on their tennis shoes. To Mr. Kisellus, we will an automatic whistle so he can save his wind for cooling his coffee. To Mr. Lang, we will a guidance counselor. To Mrs. Moore, we will a convenience award for her ability to come to the rescue of TCHS when they need her most, no matter what the field is. To Mr. Shannon, we will his own personal truant officer so his time won 't be wasted by cross -examinations. To Mrs. Sommer, we will tractor weights for her V,W. to keep it on the road on slippery days. To Mrs. Sparrow, we will a pair of snowy -white wings to go with last year's halo. To Mr. Sprehe, we will a pumpkin proof house and a bottle of tranquilizers. To Mrs. Springer, we will an air bubble to protect her from cold germs. To Mr. Tyler, we will a lifetime supply of Tylic acid so he won 't have to wait a while for a new shipment. To Mr. Vedder, we will 356. With this he can send his baseball score book to Ripley 's Believe It or Not Museum. To Mr. Weinstein we will 2 6' 4 --38-25-38 cupie dolls--one blonde--the other brunette. To the Juniors, we will a lovers' lane for use during the noon hour. To the Sophomores, we will the freshmen class 's energy and spirit! To the Freshmen, we will the intelligence, maturity, and personality -plus of the fast talking, slow walking, good look- ing senior class. AS INDIVIDUALS WE WILL THE FOLLOWING: I, Mike Barnard, will my wrestling ability to Mr. Shannon. l, Lanny Beecham, will to Simon Wagenbach a gold church key, in hopes Harry's will never close down. I, John Birky, will a paper cutter and a green marking pencil to the back two rows of boys in the sixth hour chemistry class. I, Carol Burkey, will my ability to be heard but not seen to Susie Funk who is usually seen and not heard. I, Russell Clair, will to Mr. Bruell my scholarship to Souther Hawaiian Institute of Technology because I have been dis- qualified. I, Sharon Cook, will my quiet ways to Janice Watts in hopes that she will someday use them. I, Lynette Dietrich, will my half-electrocuted gold fish to next year's physics class for a project. I, Marsha Dorsey, will my sister, Kris, to the Salvation Army in hopes that they will save her. I, Mike Dorsey, will to Mr. Bruell a curl from my red hair. I, Tim Eliott, will my ability to, throw paper airplanes in chemistry and not get caught to Randy Reid. 1, Maizie Frank, will my ability to do a cartwheel to Mrs. Kincaid. I, Jan Frederick, will to Debbie Schmidgall the ability to stay out of trouble next yearg the opposite of what I did. l, Laina Greiner, will my ability to answer questions distinctly, clearly, and directly to Mr. Lang who delights in an- swering a question with who knows? I, Janice Herman, will my reserved parking place to whoever wants to lean how to parallel park. I, Stuart Horton, will 100 lbs. of my weight to Coach Vedder's football team, in hopes that it will push them on to win one game next year.

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SHARON WAREMBURG Latin Club 1, 25 Echo Staff 3, 45 Chorus: Mixed 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' 1, 2, 3,45 Na- tional Honor Society 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Lincoln Volunteer 3, 45 Drama Club 1, 3, 45 School Play 1,35 Pep Club 1, 2,4, Vice Pres. 45 Span- ish Club 3. RODNEY WATTS Latin Club 15 Echo Staff 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 3, 45 Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 45 School Play 1, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 45 Gene Becker Memorial Award 4. LARRY WEEKS Student Council 1, 2,35 T-Club 2, 3, 4' Track 25 Librarian 1, 25 Wrestling 25 Cross Country 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 25 Prom King 3. JACK WEST Librarian 45 Transfer from Pekin High, 3. LINDA WEST Echo Staff 45 FHA 3,45 Drama Club 45 Transfer from Pekin High, 3. BILL WILLIAMS Transfer from Evansville, Indiana, 2. Y A if

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Keith Keller, will a John Deere tractor to Roger Schweigert and an Oliver tractor to Duane Miller. Phyllis Kenney, will my ability to do my shorthand in A, P, class to next year's shorthand ll class in hopes that they don't get caught. Dan Lindahl, will my passport and my vaccination against smallpox to the graduation class of 1966 so they can come to see me any time. Al Lohnes, will my 318 Plymouth to Gary Haskett in hopes that he can cut any yellow 383 Charger. Jerry Mason, will my mementos, letters, and sweatshirts from Bradley University to Grimm Brother's Garbage Com- pany. Phyllis McHaney, will to the city of Tremont a signed check in hopes that they will use it to put up a STOP sign. at the corner of Elm and James. Russell Miller, will Mrs. Burk 4 more aerials for her ford Fuzz Wagon. Dennis Mitchell, will my ability to lie to Mr. Cluts so as not to get any demerits for chewing gum, to anyone who can keep a straight face. Jim Naffziger, will my ability to play the organ to Ed Schupbach. l'll never lose it, but he could use it. Larry Organ, being of unsound mind and body, will if she will. Sharon Parkhurst, will my nickname Shag to next year's guys who aren't out for baseball. Jane Pilederer, will to Debbie Miller my extremely worn, but seldom used A.P, book for her to read in her spare moments. John Shepherdson, will my golf ability to Mr. Kisellus so he has an excuse for putting around at Deerfield. Gaynelle Simmons, will the location of my house to Pam Naffziger. qRoads are easier to cross than pastures.J Rita Springer, will my pigtails to Mrs. Kincaid. Velma Steiner, will my ability to speak fast to John Renner. Diane Tiffan, will my natural blonde hair to Donna Grigsby. Beth Turton, will my ability to graduate to my sister, Tards, as she may not. Dianna Van Meter, will my ability to get along with problem teachers to my brother, Tom, who doesn't. Curt Waggoner, will my nickname Bone to Randy Reid in hopes that he will turn into one. Rodney Watts, will my dancing ability to Mrs. Kincaid. Linda West, will all the Hawaiian girls to the Tremont guys to lessen the temptation of A sailor. Jack West, will my nickname, Deep Rock , to Jim Flanagan. Sharon Waremburg, will my shyness of the opposite sex to my sister, Diane. qShe needs itlj Larry Weeks, will the use of my driver 's license to Jim Riggenbach for the next three months. Bill Williams, will my Lady Luck sweatshirt to Mr. Bruell for when he goes to Peoria on business trips. Seniors Action QD