West Lima High School - Starlit Yearbook (West Lima, WI)

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SENIOR CLASS H ISTORY We, the graduating class of 1958, started our high school career in the fall of 1954. Our class included twenty-three members. We gave our Freshman production, a play called, Anything Can Happen. We were intitated by the Sophomores, and later we gave them a return party. Our Fresh- man representatives on the Prom Court were Rod Trappe and Karen Geddes. Our class advisor was Mrs. Solverson. We came back in the fall of 1955 to start our Sophomore year. We lost Bob Hatfield and Beatrice Dennotter. We gained Bob and Mildred Long, also Joe Bugbee. We had the pleasure of initiating the green freshmen. One of the highlights of our Sophomore year was the good times that we had in our Geography class. At the semester, we lost Donald Yanske. Our Sophomore 'representatives on the Prom Court were Harold McCoy and Irene Hynek. Our class advisor was Mrs. Archer. We began the second half of our high school career with sixteen members. We lost Mary Anding, Jim Rabatta, Bob Long, and Joe Bugbee. We received our class rings in December of 1957. We started working on the prom. We chose as our theme, Down By The Old Mill Stream. Our Prom Court included Rod Trappe, King, and Maxine Potter, Queen. Our Representatives were Richard Johnston and Pat Stowell. After the prom, we sponsored the first Junior-Senior Banquet, which was held in the decorated gymnasium. Mr. Svacina was our Junior Class advisor. We started our final year with fifteen members, having lost Mildred Long. We held our Senior auction, we auctioned off five boys and ten girls. We went to Dodgeville to have our senior pictures taken. We, the Seniors, worked hard on the first' West Lima Jamboree. At the semester, we lost Myron Lange, who went to the Navy. Our class play, her Emergency Husband, will be held in April. This year the class advisors for the Seniors are Miss Christenson and Mr. Wemette. CLASS FLOWER: Red Rose. CLASS COLORS: Red and White. CLASS MOTTO: Climbing The Lofty Ladder To Success. Compliments LEN GREIBER, Herff -Jones Representative - 7 , I

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ENIOR LASS ILL Attention friends, Romans, and fellow countrymen. Being of sound mind and body, we the senior class of 1958, do hereby state our final will and testament. To our underclassmen we leave the following: PAT ALLBAUGH wills her ability to play basketball to Mayva Blaha. JULIE CARTER wills her love of school to Sharon Allbaugh. KAREN GEDDES wills her long hair to Janice Muller. BEATRICE HANSON wills her ability to go steady to Marge McCoy. IRENE HYNEK wills her ability to go steady for a considerable length of time to her brother Larry Hynek. It was willed to her by Donna Thompson. GREGORY JOHNSTON wills his ability to talk to Mavis Kilby. It had been willed to Gregory by David Shumate, who had it willed to him by Roger Spangler, who had it willed to him by a long line of descendents. RICHARD JOHNSTON wills his basketball playing ability to David Cervenka. HAROLD MCCOY wills his ability to change tires to Mavis Kilby. CAROLYN MULLER wills her ability to get along with her teachers to her sister Janice Muller. PATSY PARKER wills her height to Sharon Allbaugh. MAXINE POTTER wills her dancing ability to Sharon Allbaugh. WILMA SPANGLER wills her chemistry ability and grades to Ann Larson. PAT STOWELL wills her ability to dance to her brother Jim Stowell. RODNEY TRAPPE wills his ability to capture the hearts of all sweet little girls to Bernard Vodak. To the future seniors we will our superiority in our knowledge and position which was willed to us by last year's seniors. We also will them our excess members fall girlsj to help even up their class. We will our good manners and social problems habits to the sophomore class. They won't be needing them for a couple of years. To the incoming freshmen we will our entire school with all its disasters and hardships, which includes classrooms, halls, desks, books, tables, chairs, teachers, tests, study halls and good times a plenty. To our dear teachers, we will all our beloved little brothers, sisters, and neighbors, who will be their students in the coming years. Signed: The Senior Class of 1958. Sponsored by ELM GROVE DAIRY Richland Center -3-