Cullom High School - Cullog Yearbook (Cullom, IL)

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it ies Q , ' CLAT? vvnu M We, the SENIOR CLASS of CULLOM COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL, do make, publish, and declare this to be our first Will and Testament in manner following: I, DALE KIMMEL, leave my red suspenders for the trophy case. I, CHARLES COASH, leave my basketball cap- taincy to Richard Magee. I, WENDELL PETERSEN, relinquish my reputation as a miler to Gerald McPherson. I, MARY ALICE SERENE, will my cheerleader's sweater to Elizabeth DeLong. I, LORRAINE CORKILL, leave my giggle to Helen Rosendahl. I, HENRY KROLL, leave my spirit of good fellowship to Mr. Roll and my basketball ability to James Elbert. I, MERLE HALEY, bequeath my good American History grades to Leroy Sterrenberg. I, GLADYS GAHWILER, leave my mischief-making traits to Mary Haag. I, FRANCIS MGCAUGHEY, leave my favorite basketball to my brother, Merle. I, DOROTHI BRANTLEY, leave my position as timekeeper for the seniors to Janette Hahn. I, CAROL BERLETT, leave my perfect typing papers to Alice Jeanne Flessner. I, FRIEDA KENNEDY, leave my A's in Biology to those who like bugs. I, ESTHER SPANGLER, leave my friendly dispo- sition to Evonne Tinker. ' 'L' iuu-qI1ll ' , - ' .. ,. 0' v,, I I - in---H ' .. '- -,,,,. I

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rw li- Q '--nv s-..n-.-qv' --7' 'N :-.-.-a',.a-uv-1--i.-f- ,w X' . '--- - ,L'-' .., .L- W U L I I, OPAL LEWIN, leave the lunch in my desk for Harold Fatka. I, KEITH CLARK, leave my wavy hair to Lloyd Vossv I, SHIRLEY BOEMAN, leave my position as glee club accompanist to Dorothy Kingdon. We, the SRNIORS, leave our serious tempera- ments to the freshmen in order to add spice to their humorous traits. We, the SENIORS, leave a bit of knowledge to the sophomores in the hope that they will use it. We, the SENIORS, leave to the juniors the many hours of planning, Work and pleasure that go into the making of an annual. We, the SENIORS, leave the future students of Cullom Community High School this yearbook which we hope will keep alive the memory of this illustrious year. 1 In Witness Whereof, we have hereunto set our hands this twenty-first day of May, in the year nineteen hundred and thirty-seven. Notary Pubfic Signed, published, and declared by the above- named SENIOR CLASS as and for their first Will and Testament, in the presence of us and each of us, who, in his presence and at his request, and in the presence of one another, have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses on the day and Jw ce ea, agfflgc, ,val MAE? Year iove written, 69 u 1' eqfaaaf 1 We 2, we ff 59-'V' 5' YJ, ff A L kVf f'?- 1.3 I.. we ' ffNC.eL A S S 1+-1 3 7, ,-gif. -, gl' fs-