University High School - Tower Yearbook (Carbondale, IL)

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Barbara Dobb's furs Corinne Carson??? jim jones's briefcase Patty Reed's cuteness Bill Rolley's curly hair Martha Schaab'S cheerleading Erma Steele's brains Dick Wa1ker's records jerry Berkowitz's biology animals Barbara Com's friendliness Dave Doud's musical horns Rolene Ellerbrock's knitting Ned jelIerson's executive ability Christine Lowenstein's violin Ruth Mentzer's baskets in gym David Brazelton's red hair Clarise Parker's school spirit Carol Wiley's sweetness' Of course, school's lots of fun -but I wonder why we always look forward so to those week-ends. Maybe it's because of the Hit Parade - and that reminds me of songs that we might link with certain U. High guys and gals: Why Don't You Do Right ? -jerry Martens ffrom Coach O'Connorj Zoot Suit -Dick Anderson Three Little Sisters -The Reinings Sweet Eloise -Eloise Oesch Here Comes the Navy -Marilyn Nelson I Dream of You -Banb Thielen Snooty Little Cutie -Evie Brynhildsen My Time Is Your Time -Dr. Houston Insect Song - Miss MacAvoy I Wish That I Could Hide Inside This Letter - Carol Karr Beat Me Daddy, Eight to the Bar -Floyd Bonds Indian Love Call -janet Brown How Many Hearts Have You Broken ? - Bob Hougham Don't Fence Me In -Bill Mette Comin' In On a Wing and a Prayer -Dave Culbertson fand the Smith-Alsop truckj There's Something About a Sailor -Ann Lewis It Started All Over Again -Jerry Barker 100 Men and a .Girl - Ruth Ann Allott Swing and Sway -lay Eichorn Always and Together - Rog Freedlund and Marilyn Mette A Good Man Is Hard To Find -Yvonne Maxey Sweet and Lovely -Jeanne Smith Strawberry Blonde - Marilyn Warmbir

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if. anal. Jima Dear Kids, Yipee!! We're out at last! I mean we're off at last to another swell summer of swimming, hiking, biking, picnics, camping, and-maybe summer school. Oh, cheer up. Why don't you come to summer school? U. High isn't such a bad place. In fact, - U. High Wlould Be Loft Witboul- Helen Bane's friendly smile Don Colville's lunches fincluding 3 sundaes, 2 pumpkin pies, and 2 strawberry milkshakesj joan Kinneman's suggestions in Student Council Grover Baker's ambitionsf ?j Fred Beck's saxophone Chuck Beeler's handsomeness Marcella Pearson's latest gab Dorothy Wilson's cute smiling eyes This brings us up to a few jokes we've heard from time to time: Miss Williams: Albert, define permission Albert Ward: Permission is what you get from a teacher before you can leave study hall. Mrs. Wunderlich: Didn't your mother write you an excuse for yesterday, Gene? Gene Kauth: Yes, but I forgot to bring it. Mrs. W.: Well, where were you yesterday, Gene? Gene: I don't know. I forgot to read the note. Don Elam: This typewriter isn't any good. Miss Webb: Why do you say that, Don? Don: Well, I want to write book and this machine only has one o . Miss Stephens fafter a long discussion on peace, good will, disarmament, etc.j: Well, Arthur, give your reasons why you hate war. Arthur Biggs: 'Cause wars make history, and I don't like history. You know, kids, the things that make U. High different from other schools are kids like you. In fact, Where Wolzld U. High Be Without?- Dick Weidig's baskets at those last few games Wilbur Hoover's football tactics Don Wall's cheering at games Mary Lou Stover's leadership Bill Dorn's smile Betty Cross's grades Sally Stretch's personality Joan I.ittell's Spooks

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