Moore Township High School - Owl Yearbook (Farmer City, IL)

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1933 - Moore Township High School - 1933 Gordon Fuehrer A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. V' ' ,UUQLVIX ,, 1. xml' 1. 4 Verrnelle Nixon A man that hath friends must show himself friendly-- Russell Ward Diligence is the mofner of good for- tune. . 1 nl ll'-ty-9 X , I !lw A'Jf,,, 'ff' zLoo4,-!i 1 i Ain, l rv ,AMN .AQ MU 'NX LD--1 ' fl , Evelyn Glardon And heaven had wanted one immor- tal song. GMX M g 0'Ne e ea day critic on t l Helen Weedman I believe in living calmly. Eugene Wilson Love sought is wise-but unsought is better. Page eighteen

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Um' 1 '3 1933 - 'Moore Township High School - 1933 he he r , ,, ,.,....... nigga jjj' , I r . l Burford Plotner Elizabeth Reeser What a man has, Gentle of speech-- so much he is sure beneficent of mind. f. o of , U l X of lVl.argaret Schilling Prosperity makes ifrienrls, adversity tries them. ' 50 IWW' Howard Stalker By the work one knows the work- man. Robert Trenkle Good- better- best --Never let it restg Until the good is better and the bet- ter-best. Page seventeen Leo Schmitz Take life too ser- iously anml what is it worth? W Elsie Thorntoln A merry heart maketh a cheery countenance. I f 1, ss ,, ,Q Dean Turner Whatever you do, do wisely. I ff-W ff War ff. i

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gpg gg 1933 -- Moore Township High School - 1933 ,: CLASS WILL Robert Bean, do will to Tuck Lavey my sense of humor, providing he keeps it in good use. Ralph Bishop, will my drums to Bob Campbell and my 'grades to Richard Canby. Aileen Buchanan, bequeath to some kind Senior girl my noon hour walks home with John Garel McCord. Elmo Cadle, will my fondness for girls who play saxaphones to Leonard Gilmore. Alice Call, bequeath my pretty brown eyes to Virginia Walters. Eloise Coleman, will my fondness for blonde-headed boys to Dorothy Gillespie. Bessie Dubson, bequeath my height to Elizabeth Hammer. Vivian Etcheson, will my typing ability to Bernice Huff. Gordon Fuehrer, will my ability to agree with French teachers to Bob Jackson. Don't abuse the privilege. , Raymond Ficklin, bequeath to' George Willard Bailey my innocent look. Evelyn Glardon, bequeath to Keith Shell my frequent and merry hello, Try pre- serving it in alcohol llerward Johnston, bequeath my quietness of manner to Donald Garard. Josephine Jackson, will my fair tresses to Velva Garriott. Mary Lashbrook, bequeath my skill at playing hearts to Martha Williams. Eugene Lientz, do bequeath my innuence on girls to Harry Sparks. Ruth Mitchell, will my car to Dean Riggs. Robert Mullen, bequeath my physique to John Fuller. Handle it with care, John. Lyle McKinley, bequeath my bright sayings to Lelia Hale. Vernellc Nixon, will my gallant manner to Harry Martin. Vernon Nixon, will my steadiness in playing football to Reynale Kendall. Marguerite O'Neal, bequeath my cheerfulness to Genevieve Murphy. Burford Plotner, will my ability to burn up the cinders to Philip Highfill. Better grow a little, Phil! Elizabeth Reeser, bequeath to Ivan Helmick my good behavior. Leo Schmitz, will my stock of pencils and paper to Jimmy Zumwalt. Margaret Schilling, bequeath my virtue of talking only when necessary to Helene Frank. Howard Stalker, will my complete mastery of the French language to Franklin Parret. Robert Trenkle, do bequeath to Eddie Vance my height and to Gretchen Feldmann my dependability. Dean Turner, bequeath to Janet Vance my famous giggle. Russell Ward, bequeath to Henry Amos Harper my ability to get along with teachers. You have my fervent wish for success. Elsie Thornton, will my ability to write left-handed in such a peculiar manner to Dan Murphy. Eugene Wilson, bequeath my electric light bill ffrom late hours of studyingl to John Weedman. Helen Weedman, will my stature to Marie Bosserman. Page nineteen - 'Li i -qp a S. if Ph -'u..,f. J ., 4 I A