Winnebago High School - Winneb Yearbook (Winnebago, IL)

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IN 1956? ☆ GLENN ANDERSON—Taking Clark Gable's place in Hollywood. CALVIN BECKER— Ridin' High on a tractor on his farm. MARY BOWMAN—One of those Power's girls. HAROLD BRIDGELAND—Farming for me and My Gal . HORACE BROWN-—Bouncer at the Brown Derby in Hollywood. RUBY CARLSON— My Gal . DORIS GROVER—Head nurse at John's Hopkins Hospital. RICHARD KELLY—Reading the last book in the Congressional Library. STANLEY MEYERS—Still getting away with murder. ROBERT NEWMAN—A traveling salesman. ARLENE POPPEN—Doing her ninth picture for 20th Century Fox. PAULINE RAVER—Running a large beauty parlor of her own. HELEN RICKERT—A radio program of her own— How to Stay Thin”. ANNA LOU ROYSTER—Highest paid secretary in New York. JACK SMITH—Millionaire in the grocery business. ROBERT SWENSON—Staging a filibuster in the United States Senate. GERALD WEERDA—World-renowned traveler.

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POEMS ☆ GLENN ANDERSON Andy, the liveliest of the bunch. Really has a lot of punch, But when it comes to a girl ROBERT NEWMAN Archie is known for his cool disposition, And has chosen farming as his ambition. He really gives her a whirl. CALVIN BECKER Calvin, our farmer lad, is often very bad. ARLENE POPPEN Arlene, our Seward girl. Is one with many curls, And to be a stenographer Is her chosen career. HAROLD BRIDGELAND Ruby and farming as his ambition. And to keep his Plymouth in condition Are really all he asks. PAULINE RAVER Pauline is our star. She won the D. A. R. MARY BOWMAN Our quiet little Molly Can really be very jolly. HELEN RICKERT Helen, our studious little lass, Is at the head of her class. HORACE BROWN Budd, handsome and tall. Loves to tease the girls. But makes friends with them all. ANNA LOU ROYSTER Our pretty little Anna Lou Will always come smiling thru. RUBY CARLSON She can act, sing, and dance And she's a wow with romance. JACK SMITH Our little Smitty is the best To make up jokes about the rest. DORIS GROVER Doris, most studious of all. Loves to play baseball. ROBERT SWENSON Vince is a skinny guy. But when he laughs! Oh, My! RICHARD KELLY Dick, our quietest senior boy. Never whispers. And so is the teacher's joy. TOM TAYLOR Our Tarzan of Winnebago high school Never obeys the Golden Rule. In sports he could take the lead, If his lessons he would heed. STANLEY MEYERS Stan, our brightest little lad, Boasting is not his fad. GERALD WEERDA Gerry may like horses, But his ambition is to join the armed forces.

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CLASS WILL ☆ I, GLENN ANDERSON, do will my popularity to Kenny Stem. I, CALVIN BECKER, do will my ability to blush to Gordy St. John. I, MARY BOWMAN, do will my height to Afton Royster. I, HAROLD BRIDGELAND, do will my manners to Jack Gon- nerman. I, HORACE BROWN, do will my surplus pounds to Harvey Smith. I, RUBY CARLSON, do will my ability to sing to Doris Christen. I, DORIS GROVER, do will my seriousness to Prudence Ferraro. I, RICHARD KELLEY, do will my pep'' to George Nagles. I, STANLEY MEYERS, do will my chemistry grades to Ned Grover. I, ROBERT NEWMAN, do will my shyness to Swede Peter- son. 1, ARLENE POPPEN, do will my smile to Martha Gilby. I, PAULINE RAVER, do will my brown eyes to Ethel Becker. I, HELEN RICKERT, do will my sense of humor to Carol Lenox. I, ANNA LOU ROYSTER, do will my slenderness to Shirley Gustafson. I, JACK SMITH, do will my ability as a penman to Don Smith. I, ROBERT SWENSON, do will my laugh to David Newman. I, GERALD WEERDA, do will my scholastic ability to Fay McClure.