Vandalia Community High School - Vandalois Yearbook (Vandalia, IL)

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I, Betty Baldwin, will my prospects to become a wife To Virginia Wilson for a good start in life. I, Charles Hampton, will my big long stride To Dale Torbeck to increase his self pride. I, Betty Steinhauer, will my nature gay To Donna Hamby to help her in the G. A. A. I, Mary Denton, will my reputation as a belle To Betty Roe who as a friend, is mighty swell. I, Iune Heather, will that diamond on my finger To Lula May Nance and tell her not to linger. I, Donna Oglesby, will my ability to cheer To Iune Squibb to help her in her senior year. I, Wilma Murray, will my bookkeeping class To Beverly Ricke and I hope she can pass. We, Beverly and Kenny, will our high school romance To Iohnny and Ioan so they, too, will have a chance. We, Spud and Bob, will our sweet lovers' spats To Maxine and Bob who fight liks dogs and cats. We, Veda and Pat, will our love of a soldier man To Arline and Wanda to use if they can. I, Floyd Sidff, will my ability to drive To Charles Royer who will never come through alive. I, Mary Ann, will my quickness and speed To Ioe Boaz who does need it indeed. I, Willie, will my million dollar baby at the ten cent store To Paul Davidson who considers girls a terrible bore. I, Paul Branham, will my athletic likes To Norman Wright who enjoys midnight hikes. I, Lois Merriman, will my typing powers To Donna Strobel to save her in her trying hours. I, Donald Funk, will my usual A To Iames Hilboldt who keeps flunking away. NW1 -A X, I IP' fa? 45 ' 41. 'V X892

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I, Ruby Mills, will my mind so shrewd To Lorene Nevinger whose weakness is food. I, Bernadine Belcher, will my ribbons so bright To Norma Williams, who will then be a fair sight. I, Audrey Fink, will my taking of bows To Marguerite, another one of those Lows. I, Margaret Holbrook, will my out-of-town beau To Lila Miller to lessen her life of woe. I, Peggy Hobson, will my life of excitement and fun To Mary Oary who never quits till the task is done. I, Don Etcheson, will my red hair galore To Bill McAlpin so he won't be a terrible bore. I, Benny Forbis, will my four years of ag To Iohn Hoover who is always good for a gag. I, Betty Clymer, will my love of a crowd To Ethel Opfer whose head remains in a cloud. I, Bill Stringer, will my love of a blonde To Mendell Bone who of girls is rather fond. I, Marilyn Tedrick, will my corner of the triangle To Lucille Alm, who can always think of an- other angle. To Fred Williams, I, Durwood Stringer, will my career as a flirt But be very careful, Freddie, or you will get hurt. I, Doris Dolly, will my job on the Staff To Bonnie Smith who is always good for a laugh. We, Lela and Norma, will our matrimonial bliss To Violet Moeller who vows she'll be always a Miss. We, Lucille and Mary, will the Osbome brothers To Marilou and Betty who cherish great love for others. I, Helen Neathery, will my skill with the books To Dorothy Lockart who easily gets by on her looks. I, Elsie Arndt, will my job at The Wheel To loy Wollerman who is full of pep and zeal. KSBD I, Roger Yarbrough, who as an actor rate Will to Norman Bass my dramatic trait. I, Rena Wood, will my uncontrollable blush To Ieanne Lawler, if giggling she will hush. I, Rosalie Washburn, will my hair decorations To Marilyn Kruger with her musical inclina- tions. I, Don Brown, will my love of history To Arvilla Hopkins whose life is a mystery. I, Bonnie Bassett, will my excellent grades To Dorothy McCarty whose interest soon fades. I, Peanie Carrico, will my reputation as Cupid To Harriet Merriman who thinks Cupid's stupid. I, Virgil Stroble, will my love of a wife To Daisy Ricke to cherish for life. I, Wayne Deal, will my love for doubles To Gene Bone to help him forget his troubles To Cloide Carruthers, I, lane Eeery, leave my voice so soft He would be better company if not heard so noftun I, Rosie Moore, will my long distance phone calls To Laurene Mabry to brighten her life behind these four walls. I, Wanda Tate, will my quickness and zeal To Iackie Persinger who, if excited, does noth- ing but squeal. I, Gloria Tedrick, will my love of the teachers To Lois Wilk, whose quietness is one of her features. I, Earl Adermann, will my dear old Uncle Sam To Charles Henninger to keep him out of a jam. I, Mildred Teter, will my complexion fair To Iessie Adams to go with her hair. I, lack Ault, will my love of a fad To Wayne Cunningham who shouldn't get mad. I, Ioyce Eakin, will my senses keen To Robert Corless, who is always heard but seldom seen. I, Delbert Sasse, will my black bow tie To Eddie Brannon so he can step high.

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R Compliments to the Class of 946 William Albert Dennis Brown Dr. E. I. Bost Ralph Carson Zeta Carson Florence Carrico Glen P. Curry I. P. Graham Frank Greer Kenneth Greer Dr. Mark Greer from W. P. Welker N. C. Gochenour Dewey Isbell Doris Isbell lane Isbell Don McKellar Irene Moore Bert Reeves Morris Robbins Robert L. Stansfield I. G. Switzer Dr. C. D. Washbum k x70b