Venice High School - Venetian Yearbook (Venice, IL)

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I, Glen Sadler, will my cowboy boots to Mr. Sabin. I, Glenda Sadler, Cbeing a twin myselfb, will my ability to keep peace between twins to Phyllis and Phil Smith. I, La Vonne Stover, will Willis Stover the ability to be on the Student Council again next year. I Thomas Voegele, will my height and ability to type to Ervin Hawkins. I, Glenda Warnhoff, will my false teeth to Carol McKinney. I, Patricia Wilkinson, will my blond hair to Jackie Seibert. I, Walter Wise, will my ability to eat and not get fat to Neil Ebersoldt. In Witness whereof, We, the Senior Class of 1958, have set our hands and seal hereto this lst day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-eight. CMXEMQMW ww Hui ,W QW V if MJ .faf-W .' , 27' OHVQWMA ' by YV' Q? My N' J vc mf - My WM Mex ypjfff' MM! 4.,..,uc o-Af 6 75 M, AQ JOHNSON'S ROLLER RINK A FgMILY RECREATION TR 6-O 29 Granite City

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CLASS WILL We, the class of 1958, Venice High School, Venice, Illinois, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and de- clare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. I, Donald Beyer, will my ability to make successful hunting trips to anyone who wants them. I, John Boushard, will my ability to pass Civics to NButchH Hackney. I, Carl Callender will my successes and failures to the new freshmen of Venice High School. I, Donald Cook, will my ability to be a good student for four years to Donn Hornberger. I, Frank Cowley, will my locker, Cno, 205, to Ronald Wilkinson. I Donald Davinroy, will my ability to go through 3 l!2 years of high school without buying any paper or pencils to any needy person who can't afford it. I, Terry Greenlee, will my weight and scholastic ability to Denny Caruso. I Jane Groshong, will my ability to be a good sport about teasing to sandy cnimplesb onlendorf. I, Lawrence Heagy, will my nbrown toweln to Neil Ebersoldt in the hope that he will use it forever, as I did. I, Margaret Hendricks, will my good times in V. H. S. to the poor incoming freshmen. I, Thomas Hermann, will my long fingernails to Clarence Hand. I, Janet Jenne, will my ability to get hurt in gym to anyone who needs the insurance badly enough. I, Mary Catherine Kbelker, will my tennis shoes to Ina Mae Cockrill in hope that they will keep her nlittle feet warmn. I Carol Mangi, will my black hair and dark complexion to Ina Mae Cockrill in the event that she marries B. P. I, Carol Marshall, will my given grades in English to whoever the poor kid is. I, Carolyn Mercer, will my afternoon at the doctor's office to anyone who can't think of his own excuse. I, Jessie Lou Mitchell, 'will my driving ability to Doris Pickens in the hope that someday she will be able to drive. I, David Parker, will my height to anyone who needs it. I, Maryella Price, will my weight and height to Teresa Bauer. RANFT BGTTLING CO. 2118 Grand Granite City, Illinois

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SENIOR CLASS PROPH ECY It is August 23, 1965. Carol Marshall and I, Carol Mangi, are sitting in the lobby of the Hotel Chase waiting for our old classmates to arrive. The occasion is our first reunion since High School. The former Margaret Hendricks has just arrived in a Cadillac,and has been telling us that she is now married to Ed Wiesehan and is the mother of two darling girls. We have just received a telegram from Lawrence Heagy and Cathy Koelker, who are now in Reno opening up a new club, Cthe 6Oth,D and can't make this reunion. Terry Greenlee just walked in and is telling us that he has just signed a contract for five years at the Venice Social Club. Ile will be accompanied by Jane Groshong on trumpet, and also as his assistant Vocalist. Don Cook, a famous man about town, has just told us that he is the new principal of old Venice High School. He tells us thathehas things really rolling. After graduation Don Davinroy changed his ways and is now study- ing at the Frontinac Seminary in St. Louis to become a priest. His first mission will be in Africa. Janet Jenne and Jessie Lou Mitchell work together at Swift Pack- ing Companyg they are the chief sausage makers. They are also room- mates. Tonight each former classmate will receive one pound of SwifUs sausage. Well, here comes good old Frank Cowley. He has just told us Hum he is the chief cake decorator at a bakery shop in St. Louis. John Boushard is a traveling salesman for the Campbell Soup Com- pany. What a surprise this is!! Don Beyer is his partner in thegbb. They tell us that they are doing fine. Carolyn Mercer just came in and is telling us about the HBWIMWB- up on the market. She is now head make-up counselor at Stix,IBBr,amd Fuller. David Parker is now the president of the Parker Pen Company, due to the death of his uncle. He has just invented a new pen that achzd- ly writes without ink! Each of us will receive one tonight. Glen Sadler is a minister at the 2nd Baptist Church in Venice.He has eight sons, and hopes that at least one of them becomes a minismm of his church. A FRIEND A FRIEND