Clay City High School - Claytonian Yearbook (Clay City, IL)

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42 19 Evelyn Chandler: Laren Coggan: Robert Conley: Norma Jean Dehart: J. D. Dewhirst: Beulah Mae Flexter: Tom Flexter: Kathryn Frank: Charles Grove: Norma Jean Hall: Johnny Harbin: Emogene Herdes: Dorothy Henry: Junior Hiser: Bettye Holman: Feme Holman: Jim Hubbartt: Lowell Hunley: Mary Evelyn Kessler: Arthur Koehler: Bertha Faye Koehler: Wilma Lutz: Loren McKinney: Claytontan-------------------- SENIOR WILL (Continued) Her quiet ways to Evelyn Burt. His daily ride to school to any one who likes to walk. His position as chauffeur to Jack Banker. Her sweetness to Mary Louise. His place on the team to Charles Warren. His ways with girls he would like to keep. Her chats with Dorothy Louise to Donna Warren. His humor to his kid brother, Carl. Her dark hair to Betty Lane. Refuses to leave anything to anyone. Leaves her height to Mary Lena. His place in the F. F. A. to Fred Frazier. Her quiet smile to Martha Acklin. Her athletic ability to Deane Smith. His curly hair and sunny smile to the boys who follow him. Her ability to sell Annual advertisements to Toad Crackel. Her typing speed to Ronald Levitt. His ways with the Freshmen girls to Ronald H. Leaves his place in English IV to anyone who wants it. He doesn’t. Wills her ways with the boys to Virginia Rodgers. Leaves his poetic nature to Tom Clark. Her quick and sunny smile to Revere Hall. Her sweet disposition to Anna Mae Love. His horse laugh to Patsy McAllister.

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19 — Claytonian 4 2 Leland Miller: SENIOR WILL (Continued) His lasting vitality to Joe Noll. Margaret Moseley: Her height to Johnnye Story. Bonnie Mossbarger: Leaves her place in Mr. Davis’ gym class to Virginia McVay. Loren Mullens: His bashful grin to Butch Gaskins. Wayne Murphy: His baby blue eyes to Virginia Hilderbrand. Doris Patridge: Her talkative nature to Bernice M. Betty Lou Patterson: Her place in two Home Ec. classes to Kathryn Putnam. Ralph Payne: His slow drawl to Billie Mae B. Harl Jr. Petty: His story telling ability to Franklin Hatfield. Clarence Poppe: His way with grade school girls to Leon Grove. Lucille Rice: Her job in the Library to Edith B. Joan Robinson: Her long black hair to Inez Holcomb. Larry Schnautz: His big feet to Gene Moseley. Jack Sharp: His Ag. classes to Letson Warren. Raymond Skelton: His ability to be heard above others to Bill Winchester. Mildred Snell: Her love for motorcycles to Velma B. Betty Jayne Story: Her brown eyes to Leatrice M. Junior Sullins: His love for Chemistry experiments to Laurence Roberts. Imogene Wilcox: Her bright lipstick to Francis R. Jack Wilson: His hurried manner to Gene Hall. Bob Winchester: His position as president of the Student Council to Chlorus Devore. Defane Woods: Her dark complexion to Jean Rinehart. Lois Wood: Her long journey to school to Gale Peters. Dorothy Wolfley: Her execellent facial expressions to Joe Noll.