Allendale High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Allendale, IL)

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w lwemiouas NNNNNNN -+41 SENIOR CLASS WILL 'ii We, the class of 1947, of the school of Allendale, state of Illinois, being of sound body and mind, and having a loving disposition, a sense of fairness in all things, and four years of high school behind us, do make and decree the following will: To the class of '48 we leave our seats in the study hall and the good will of Mr. Hensley. To Mr. Hensley we leave our love of history. I To Mr. Atkinson we leave our hopes of a better chemistry class. To Mr. Busenhart we leave our love of his assembly periods. To Mrs. Busenhart we leave our love of poetry. To Miss Owen we leave our love iperiodj. To Mr. Chapman we leave our farming techniques. To Bob Corrie, John Watkin's red shirt. To Bob Adams, Jim Winter's coon hunting ability. To Harold Payne, Bill Wolfe's basketball playing . To Joan Price, Wayne Spidel's red hair. To Richard Webb, Carl Shepard's toughness, To George Wright, Bob Robinson's love making technique. To Alicia Beasley, Don Burris' hair cut. To Rose Marie Dudley, Kate Higgins' suction. To Rose Payne, Gretchen Hipsher's ability to teach school. To Norma Crouch, Martha Corrie's legs. To Betty Thompson, Marjorie Howe's boy-friend. Duly witnessed and signed on this eleventh day of February of the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty-seven. Signed, SENIOR CLASS OF 47. Witnesses John Watkin Jim Winter I I

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5 w :Moles NNNNN 47 JUNIOR CLASS 'is' First Row: Richard Webb C Scatterbrain l, Irene Talley f Pinky J. Second Row: George Wright f Oodles J, Marjorie Leek i Cheese-cake l, La Moine Armstrong f Muscles l, Maxine Mullinax f Wiggles J. Third Row: Anna Osmon ful-Iedy Lamarrs's Stand-in l, Bob Corrie Q Casonova Corrie D, Jane Payne f Toothless J, Bobbie Dicus C Girl Crazy J. Fourth Row: Charles Lewis f Freck1es J, Sylvia Payne i Great Necker J, Jnnmy McDonald 1 Car Smashernl, Eileen Shepard f Stubborn l. I Fifth Row: Janette Sparks K B0ogie Specialul, J. A. McFarland f Timbervil1e YVolfe l, Dorothy Litherland f Old Hickory's Creampuff J, Jean Thompson Honey J. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY '35 We, the junior class, started off our junior year in good old A. H. S. with eighteen members, having lost eleven since we were freshmen. We selected Mrs. Lucille Busenhart to be our sponsor and our class oflficers for the year as follows: Richard Webb, President, lrene Tall-ey, Vice-Presidente, Dorothy Litherland, Secretaryg and George Wright, Treasurer. ' Our first class party was held in the gym which was a big success. We had a Halloween Carnival on October 30 for the whole school. A king and queen of both high school and grade school was chosen. Then on December 11, we presented our class play, Judy Pulls the Curtain. At the present we are making plans for the banquet and a prom for the seniors. It will be some time in May. V ' The members of our class participate in school activities such as basketball, coke stand, glee club and library staff, and the News Nest. i We are now looking forward to the next year when we will be sophisticated seniors. I l