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Lee Buzzard, Cecil Britt, William Epperson, Loren Hoge, Mr. Kofoed. Virden Kerchner, Clyde Conley, Charles Stone, Ver- non Hoffman, Edwin Wilson. John Foss, Pearl Plumb, Grealdine Bowen, Edna Johnson, Darlene Miller, Evelyn Gallentine, LaVonne Johnson, Fern Ackerson, Beulah Parker, Ramona Mungor, Carl Miller. . Carl Golden, Homer Hopkins, Margaret Schuyf, Pearl Tornow, Wilda Tornow, Berneil Hasenyager, Viola Dimming, Marian Borop, Alvin Birkey.
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THE WALNUT TREE SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of the Walnut Community High School, Township of Walnut, County of Bureau, and State of Illinois, being in a very sound mind, do hereby declare our last will and testament. Section One—Bequests to the Faculty. 1. To Mr. Melton we do bequeath a student body who is always on time. 2. To Mrs. Glassburn, we do bequeath a very brilliant bookkeeping class. 3. lo Miss Mason, we do bequeath a Senior class who has a splendid record in deportment—especially when she leaves the room. 4. To Miss Babbit we do bequeath an English class who loves to write poetry and is gifted in long theme writing. 5. To Mi-. Wells we do bequeath a class who has true school spirit. 6 To Miss Monier we do bequeath a gym class who is quick to obey orders. 7. lo Mr. Kofoed we do bequeath a History class who recites perfectly every Monday. 8. 1 o Mr. Hatland we do bequeath the assurance that in his future classes there will be none who lets the chicken-house fire go out. Section Two—Bequests to the Classes. 1. To the freshman Class we do bequeath our ability to present entertainments in the General Assembly. 2. To the Sophomore Class we do bequeath our place as the “Honor Class.” 3. To the Junior Class we do bequeath our Home Room and our cooperation in publishing the sixth volume of the Walnut Tree. Section Three—Individual Bequests. 1. I, Edna Sweetnam, do bequeath my silence to Imogene Ross. 2. I, Max Brokaw, do bequeath my numerous dates to Edwin Wilson. 3. I, Cyrus Gonigam, do bequeath my small stature to Harvey McKinney. 4. I, Adrian Bullington, do bequeath my ability as an orator to Willie Ohda. 5. I, Allan Fox, do bequeath my musical ability to Homer Hopkins. 6. I, Herman Nelson, do bequeath my marcel to Bernice Sweetnam. 7. I, Earlene McElvania, do bequeath my ability to make trial balances to Berneil Hasenyager. 8. I, Catheryn Quilter, do bequeath my skill as a tennis player to Helen Baumgartner. 9. I, Doris Minier, do bequeath my ability as snap-shot editor of the Walnut Tree to Clyde Conley. 10. I, Marian Kiser, do bequeath my dramatic ability to Alden Mungor. 11. I, Audrey Kiser, do bequeath my good deportment grades to Gerald- ine Bowen. 12. I, Julia Espel, do bequeath my fair blushes to Johnnie Foss. 13. I, Beulah Plapp, do bequeath my vocal ability to Alice Keithahn. 14. I, Grace Keithahn, do bequeath my beautiful coiffure to Evelyn Gal-lentine. 15. I, Jeannette Espel, do bequeath my ability as a short-story writer to Cecil Conkling. 16. I, Harold Rudiger, do bequeath my position on the Basketball team to Ward Fisher. 17. I, George Stickle, do bequeath my good humor to Ethel Bohm. 18. I, Herbert Whitver, do bequeath my neckties to Jeff Livey. Page twenty-three
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