Wyoming Community High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Wyoming, IL)

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Clam Will Don Arganhrlght, do wlll my interest ln girls to Donald Griggs. Marjorie Belford, do will my ttmidness to Johnnie Hughes. Hazel Bernard, do will my coal black halr to Lois Leadley, Janice Brown, do will my scholastic ability to Thelma Orr. Wallace Brown, do will my height to Billy Frlsby. Jane Curtis, do will my numerous boy friends to Geneva Taylor. Arnold Dawson, do will my handsomeness to Bill Drlnnln. Norma Dixon, do will my devoted attention to the Navy to Sara Buskirk. Warren Down, do will my car to Bud Colgan. Charles Durling, do will my long legs to Lee Post. Violet Elliott, do will my ability to strut to Marjorie Long. Junior Fuiks, do will my technique for taking pictures to Pete Oakes. Arlene Geary, do will my ability to sew to Mary Dixon. Phyllis, do will my humor to Betty Stisser. Shelby Hedger, do will my red hair to Will Tracy. Mardell Ingram, do will my diamond ring to Glenefa Noret. Bob Jackson, do will my athletic ability to Willard Meaker. Marcella Klepfer, do will all my giggles to Pauline Dlercksen. Pauline Leadley, do will my dancing ability to Glenda Tracy. Mary Jean Owen, do will my excellent penmanshlp to Bob Shane. Lena Routt, do will my small feet to Jim McCurdy. Rosemary Ryan, do will my feather bob to Dorothy Bayer. Helen Shane, do will my quietness to Nina Belle Vest. Geneva Horton, do will my interest in music to Henry Pyell. Helen McDaniel, do will my quantity of diamond rings to Bonnie Gibson. Harley Steward, do will my ability to get along with girls to LeRoy Messersmith. Kermeth Streitmatter, do will my pug nose and curly hair to Bob Hart. Loris Stisser, do will my need for quiet while studying to John Gavin. Verla Stisser, do will my neatness to Virginia Gillespie. Merle Streitmatter, do will my ability to manipulate the movie machine to Harley Shoemaker. Willis Tyler, do will my flat feet to Jim Moran. Mary Westefer, do will my singing ability to Marcella Streitmatter.

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Cllaaa J-hzltonu, The final step in our high school career brought Mary jean Owen as Presi- dent, Rosemary Ryan as Vice-President, Mardell Ingram as Secretary, and Phyllis Hall as Treasurer. With these capable officers, the class started a very successful and busy year. The first activity of the year was Tacky Day which was spent enjoying the fair countryside. The chief mode of transportation was walking. Later in the Fall a weiner roast was held with great success at Bailey's Bridge south of Wyoming. A hayrack ride was enjoyed by all' after the weiner roast. As the months rolled on, plans for the annual Senior trip were made, but the plans were finally abandoned because of the war. A bobsled party was held during the first of the New Year which was fun for the more hardy members of the class. Another activity was the potluck supper held at the high school where dancing and pingpong were tops for entertainment. Baccalaureate was held Sunday, May 2, and Commencement Exercises were held on May 7, 1943. We had traveled a hard, straight course but now we had attained our first real goal. Outstanding students in athletics were, Don Arganbright, Arnold Dawson, Bob Iackson, Harley Steward, Merle Streitmatter, and Wyllis Tyler. Those prominent in the field of music were Don Arganbright, Phyllis Hall, Pauline Leadley, Harley Steward, Verla Stisser, and Kenny Streitmatter. Those students showing talent in dramatics were Wallace Brown, lane Curtis, Norma Dixon, Bob Jackson, and Pauline Leadley. We have finally reached the last step of the ladder. With our motto -- Victory is ours forever --we shall march forth, all of us in different di- rections to meet the trial and tribulations of the future.

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Eileen Barler, Dorothy Bayer, Dorothy Beall, Mildred Bayer, Arlene Blair, james Blakey, ' MF 3 lwwgffif union CQCLAA Bernard Colgan, Mildred Cox, Mary Dixon William Drinnin, Evelyn Durst, Iohn Gavin,