Wilmot Union High School - Panther Yearbook (Wilmot, WI)

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Each year a Senior girl is selec- ted for the D.A.R. award. She is chosen for her good citizenship and leadership qualities. This year's DAUGHTER OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION is Carole Prange. Lynn Pacey was the winner of Betty Crocker's HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW award. To qualify for this award, Senior girls taking Home Economics take a written examination. The girl with the highest score receives this award. Page 93

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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1960, being of unsound mind and endowed with certain traits, characteristics, and talents which we generously bequeath to our fellow stu- dents at Wilmot High School, do declare this to be our last will and te.stament. Kathy Anderlick wills her pleasing per- sonality to Arlene Dankert. Beverly Baden wills her phony excuses to any girl who must skip school to go shopping. Sue Bartels wills the thrill of being cho- sen homecoming queen to any girl who is lucky enough to be asked. Doug Braund wills his ability to get an A on his Social Problems notebook to anyone lucky enough to have a girl friend who'll do it for them. Bill Breen leaves, and glad of it. Marilyn Bucci wills her ability to bump into cars while parking to anyone who wants to fail their driver's test. Barb Caddock wills pictures from her European vacation to anyone who wants to take a Vacation the economical way. Judy Cate.s wills her ability to catch a sailor in a short time to Rita Spiegelhoff. Dorothy Broniecki wills her many talents to Pat Weinberg? ? ? ? Joe Dalton wills his long legs to Dorothy Rebicek to use when she plays baseball. Carla Dankert will her majorette ability to Janet Lovely. Paul Dicklin wills his ability to play the French Horn to Linda Bruenning? ? ? ? Tom Dicklin leaves Miss Engstead's Speech class, isn't that enough? ? 'I ? Lorelei Doud wills all the fun she had at Wilmot to any serious-minded person. Glenna Eckert wills her thrill of being hostess to three sailors at a time to any girls who is that lucky. Joann Graham wills her ability for fast acquaintanceship to any future transfer student. Bob Greskoviak leaves with Bev Hart- nell. Louise Griebel wills her hour spent work- ing in her father's store to her sister, Lau- rie. Jim Harmon leaves knowing he has done his best as football captain. Beverly Hartnell wills her artistic abil- ity to Betty Marcussen. Frank Hegner wills his ability to blush to Jim Kenny. Gary Held wills his golf clubs to any fu- ture Sam Snead that appears on the scene. Frank Jacobs wills his knowledge of tiddle winks to any skit chairman, who must get a skit together for the Homecom- ing Pep Assembly. Doris Johnston wills her southern accent to Delores Johnston. Joy Kaskin leaves hoping that next year's assistant editor will have an editor as nice to work with as she did. Glenn Kerkman wills his height to Eric Sattersten. Jerry Kerkman wills his mischievous ways to Bill Lois. Andy Kisner wills his soggy clarinet reeds to Dennis J effers. Dick Kunz wills his scooter to Jim Pow- ers. Page 94