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

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ll QI 'CILAYTD N IIAXN 418 SENIOR CLASS WILL 'Yi l'ContinuedJ Nancy Jean Levitt .............. Confers her nicknames upon Lora Marie Herdes. Lawrence McKinley 'Lindsey Leaves his cigarettes to Bill Holman. Wilbert Weldon McVay ...... Donald T. Miller ...... Patricia Lou Miller ............ Norma Jean Moore ..... ...... Viola Mae Moseley ..... ...... Francis L. Morris ....... Retha Irene Padgett ............ Raymond Neil Pierce .......... Evelyn Mae Rhoads ............ Marion Doris Sharp ...... ..... Frieda LaVonne Shelton .... Donald Ray Smith ......., ...... Wilma Mae Stanford .......... Don Wesley Taylor ..... ...... Iris Jacqueline Walker Leaves his ability to skip English IV classes to Bill Kenley. Bequeaths his ability to play the cornet ihitting any and all notesj upon James Keck. Wills her way with the boys to Barbara Hesser. Leaves her love for Macbeth with Norma Murvm. Confers her care-free attitude upon Charlotte Dane. Isn't it killing! Wills his wide knowledge of American History to all the juniors. Leaves her position as ticket taker at ball games to Violet Stum, Cedes his ability to run over Crosleys to Galen Pittman. Wishes to leave her majorette suit and baton with Ann Behymer. ' Leaves everything except the '39 Chevy. Unwillingly leaves her friendships with the teachers to Vera Lee Moseley. Bequeaths his cute ways upon Billy Shehorn. Would like to bestow her favorite saying, I loathe men, upon Bonnie Henderson. Wills his ability to sleep in American History class to Phillip Hall. Grants her position as editor of THE FANG to Ada Flo Weger.

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5 ,J I SENIOR L CLASS WILL tw I O As eniors, and the graduating class of '48, we feel that we are indeed fortunate to possess and to be able to will to the following people our various talents, abilities, liabilities, and mannerisms: . .. ' Doris- Lorrene Age .... . ...... Earl Dolan Bayler ..... ...... Marjorie Faye Benskin ...... Robert Merle Bissey ............ James Wesley Bokenkamp Wandalee Fehrenbacher ...... Russell Fields, Jr. ....... ..... . Clarabelle Gray ....... ...... Famie Pearl Gray ...... ...... Sylvia Mae Gumbel ............ Carman Leroy Harrison ...... Elinor Dora Heninger ........ Bobby Eugene Hinkel .... Norma Lee Hudson .............. Leaves her honor of having the shortest name in school to Margaret Fehrenbacher who can claim the longest. ,Wills his lopsided grin to Don Bokenkamp-so they'll. match. Cedes her speed in the hall between classes to Wilma Moseley. ' Wills his nearness to the ground to Charles Moseley. Unwillingly leaves his ability to make speeches and his political ideas to Howard Pilson. A Bequeaths her many crowns upon Betty Wells. Leaves his basketball technique to mighty-mouse Barre, alias Frank. ', R 1 Cedes her quiet disposition and ability to study hard to Helen -Lambert. Leaves her ability to play basketball to Nova Jean Mitchell. Is transferring everything to Charleston. She thinks she'll need it next year. Leaves his driving technique to anyone fool enough to use it. Wills Patty Staser her sophisticated attitude during English class. t Cedes his quiet manner upon Ricky Schwartz. Willingly leaves everything tothe schoolg shels through with it. A

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: lI.AXYll'1D N IIAN ' 418 SENIOR CLASS WILL Donald Eugene Wattles ...... Dorothy Mae Weger ............ And last, but not least, To the Juniors ...... ..... To the Sophomores .,..,, ,.... Freshmen ....... ..... To the To the Faculty ...... ..... To the Principal .... ..... To Bessie Lois and to Ernie 'ii iContinuedJ Willingly leaves his short year of school to Maurice Denton, but he's taking everything else, including Pat. Leaves her slim waistline to Ellen Rose Patridge. the class, as a whole, leaves to the following: Our steadfast onward plodding to the ultimate goal, namely, graduation. The undauntcd spirit we claimed back in '45 and '46, Our masterful dignity at all times. Our sincere thanks for all those little figures, data, etc., stored away in some remote section of our brains, and also our apologies for all the trouble we have caused in the past. A word of encouragement for years to come. Remember, you can't judge the world by a few misguided souls. The pleasing prospect of the peaceful bliss you'll have since we've departed. We, the senior class of the Clay City Community high school of the year nineteen hundred and forty-eight, do hereby put our seal of approval upon the preceding will.