West Salem High School - Neshonoc Yearbook (West Salem, WI)

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MOST AMBITIOUS Bonnie Buol Dudley Wiese BEST PERSONALITY Helen Betthauser Bruce Furchtenicht BEST GROOMED Sharon Wehrs Tom Larson MOST COURTEOUS Frances Lee Myrle Bruemmer 17

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 The Time Is Now’ We, the senior class of 1955, being of average intelligence and sole possessors of all our faculties, do hereby withdraw all former ignorant pledges and declare this our Last Will and Testament. FIRST: We leave our persistent faculty with tne satisfaction of knowing that they have done their best to supply the knowledge we will need aswe travel along the road of life. SECOND: We bestow upon the class of 1956 the coveted distinction of being The High and The Mighty . THIRD: We, as individuals, bequeath to our fellow students the following enviable possessions: I, Jean Bohan, will my duck tail to some bald duck. I, Carol Jean Bahr, bestow upon Elaine Wehrs, my makeup kit. I, Barbara Balmer, wish Bob Steiger to have my ability to laugh at most anything. I, Doris Beier, intend my brother, Dale, to have my happy memories of dances on the Ridge. I, Shirley Bell, leave my long eyelashes to anyone who will bat them properly. I, Helen Betthauser, bestow my rare art of blushing upon David Schomberg. 1, Myrle Bruemmer, bequeath my bashfulness to Darol Linscr I, Bonnie Buol, bequeath my bus service to all future Bangor enthusiasts. I, Richard Caulum, give everything to the freshmen boys . . . except Barbara. I, Bruce Furchtenicht, relinquish my basketball bounce to the girls' phy. ed. classes. I, Georgia Havens, bestow upon Mildred Loging my Arthur Murray dances. 1, Joanne Hemker, wish Delano Miller to have my soft voice. I, Marvin Hesse, offer my mechanical ability to Vernon Romskog. I, Burdette Horstman, will my sarcastic insults to any innocent soul who will accept them. I, Colleen Johnson, give my track form to some aspiring Olympic star. I, Mary Johnson, relinquish my innocent nature to Ronald Houser. I, Carol Jones, bequeath my untarnished mind to Bill Klusman. I, Marilyn Koopman, wish Gilman Bolstad to have all of my tight jeans. I, Tom Larson, bestow upon David Black my gallant gait. I, Frances Lee. will my cash box to any girl looking for a fashionable handbag. I, Bill Loging, give all of my witty remarks to David Slosser. I, Marilyn McClintock, intend my cousin Sue to have my ability to get in early. I, Sally Meyer, leave my hayfever to Mr. Tremain. I, Pat Moran, bestow my dry humor upon some wet blanket. I, Barbara Nuttelman, offer my Monroe wiggle to Sandra Schild. I, Lester Olson, relinquish my !.D. card to any underclassman who may have need of it. I, Donald Perso, leave my . . . oh. I'm just leaving! I, Sharon Powell, bestow upon Mary Newburg, the use of my dark, lonely driveway. . . when it's not already in use. I, Fred Puent, give the line I use to get the car, when I want it, to Bob Hemker. I, Meda Randall, bestow my calm and collected manner upon Mary Lou Weiking. I, Sally Ranger, assign my giggle to Mr. Monson, if he hasn't had enough of it already. I, Richard Schilling, assign the devotion I have for Social Problems to next year's class. I, Arleen Schmidt, promise to send all of my tight skirts to Jane Russell. I, Robert Schmidt, give my wise cracks to Bob Shaw. 1, Mary Smith, bestow my quiet manner upon Walter Baltz. I, Richard Stelloh, assign my harem to King Farouk. I, Pat Strittmatcr, will my carefree nature to Carol Weingarten. I, Sharon Wehrs, offer my superior driving technique to some future driving menace. I, Dudley Wiese, bestow upon Phillip, the use of the family car ... for baseball only. In witness thereof, we, the class of '55 desire this to be our final will and testament, and set hereunto our hand and seal this month of May, year of our Lord one thousand, nine hundred and fifty-five. 'WUi 16

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