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

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SENIOR WILL The Senior Class sets down in the following lines their last Will and Testament in this Year of Our Lord, Nineteen Hundred Forty-Four. To the Board of Education: Our thanks for maintaining such a superior educational faculty. To the Faculty: Our gratitude for their co-operation and sympathy for them in years to come. To the Juniors: Our hopes for their success. To the Sophomores: Our best wishes for a miserable two years. To the Freshmen: Our self-confidence that they might overcome that greenish hue. As individuals, we will our possessions and characteristics as follows: Martha Acklin: Leaves her squeaking clarinet and her fancy way with the boys to Kathern Putnam. Dale Bissey: Bequeaths his ability for making A’s and his deep love for Verna Deane Pittman to Neal Warren. Dick Bokenkamp: Leaves his popularity with the girls to Larry Crackel. Bob Clark: Wills his pet name, Snowball, to anyone who wants it but is taking everything else with him. Jack Cockerel: Leaves his time to be made up to Mr. Shafer. Dick Doris: Leaves his girl friends and way with women teachers to Gale Peters. Ruth Doud: Wants to give her good disposition to anyone that needs it. Bill Gill: Wills his blue eyes and chats with Neva to Colmore Rinehart. Leila Gray: Leaves her high temper and gym suit to Mary Lena Cordell. Leon Groves: Wills his forward character to Earl Payne. Gene Hall: Wills his light, fantastic walk to Roscoe Brown. Ronald Heninger: Wants to give his cornet achievement to Harry James. Kathryn Hohlbauch: Leaves her quiet ways and indefinite manner with Maxine Jennings.

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SENIOR WILL (Continued) Ralph Kelly: Would like to give Junior Hosselton his pet hobby of wrecking cars. Paul Kuyoth: Leaves his variety of girl friends to Bill Weiler. Doyle Levitt: Leaves his mild disposition and an extra package of Mail Pouch to Junior Kidder. Anna Mae Love: Bequeaths her riding breeches to Alice Fox. Juanita Mayden: Thinks she will leave her yellow “curls” and one—two—maybe three of her soldiers to Virginia Rogers. Betty Lee Miller: Leaves her daily trips to the Post Office to Juanita Pearce. Carlyn Miller: Deeds his place in the Reading Room to anyone who feels the need for it. Bonnie Moore: Hands over her good natured ways to Jane Brainard. Pauline Moseley: Leaves her love for “Bokey” to his commanding officer. Joseph Noll: Leaves his cowboy boots to Andy Brissenden who already has some, so why give them to him? Joyce Reid: Gives her rank of Queen to the next lucky Senior girl. Jean Rinehart: Wills her funny laugh to Jo Ann Striegel. Deanne Smith: Leaves her bandleading to someone with swing but her Ford, Leopold, goes to the scrap drive. Ray Stanford: Wants his gracefulness in a gymn suit to be given to Harold Shaffer. Merle Thomas: Wills his long shots and welding to Norman Moseley. Donna Warren: Gives her liking of Jack Cockerel to any nut. Georgianna Weber: Wills her fast talkin’ to Onita Hill. Fred Weiler, Jr.: Leaves his “Gable” technique to Keith W. June Williams: Bequeaths her affairs with George Lewis and Robert Washington to sister Feme. Maxine Wilson: Gives her love for the Senior boys to Johnnye Story. Bill Winchester: Deeds his place on the team to Bus Patridge. The preceding is signed and sealed in the presence of the class of English IV.