Wellington High School - Talon Yearbook (Wellington, CO)

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' A R X. s sf Sas! X S X 3 Q X X X Y Ss X S S X e b w , . , fi'--f xx Ex ..L.-..,.fg:- af- .,' A so ,-yew? Y. N V as X fx Y i fu I fr' I cuss wlu. he le, The Senior Class of 1947 Wellington High School, being of sound mind good Judgment, and in full possessions of all our faculties, do hereby mak execute, publish, and declare that all other promises or agreements, oral or written, that may be in opposition to this document, will be null and void. le instruct the execution of this will to the faculty of Wellington High School, the provisions as instructed herein, and as soon as possible after our departure. Article I--To the faculty of lellington High School we bequeath the thanks of the entire class for all the help and-co-operation they have bestowed upon us in the past to give us a lift over the rough spots of our high school career. Article 11--To our sponsor, we leave a hearty 'Thank You.' lay her memory of ua be one half am pleasant as our memory of her. Article L11 -lary Davis wills her flaming temper to Marian DeGaba1n Article 11 Dorothy lbrby wills her seat at the piano in music class t Doris Btieben Article V fo Bob Seder, Robert Schwartz, wills his ambition t g U. S. C Article VI-Janet DeGaba1n wills her beautiful brown eyes to Patty Barnes. lay they bring you what they brought her. Article VIL Irvin Troudt wills his ability to be serious to Anna lee lcCaulley Article VIIQ-Ronald Hatfield wills his ability in taking out girls to Leon Baechlsr Hope it gets you as many girls as it did Rosie, Leon. Artlcla IX -Robert Robison wills his ability to play basketball to Vic Wolf Article X Bonnie Camsrzell wills her ability at collecting souvenirs and her long eyelashes to Barba Hsnkins Article XI Emma Vogele lille her laugh and personality to Loretta Hartung Article XII le seniors will our back row of seats in assembly to the Seniors of 1948. Article XIII le will all the art and figures around the building, answers written in books, and other things to the classes that follow us Signed and sealed, on this fifth day of lay in the year of our Lord one thousand and fo? seven 5 We-'wall 6 '-4 6 has xx A, kwxwewbxsvwgg 'S Nisx gd Q .. K'-6 s LW N ff S 1,4 ' W! We .- , N I sw 'L , X i '1 f sl Qgiw' U fJ'x rf ' fg Few fix? 9 ' ' .Y F X E12 EQsfUfi '55 55. -fi fi f1'?!:,f, :' p,2i1:.:: 5Tx1H Hff,W' ery: fig :rr if 5, '42 sd xl, ,. l H..-se.Q.zkf 2 . fffvffdpvpvvr 1 5 X 1 '4Z?ifB' W Q H QQ. uhh te br t , n we fW Q AX Se .S S Qs ff ff 'V , f ff W fm., , W M 'Yew MW' , 1 . ,Na .V .X ,. . ,X 1 Q -QW N. , . X -. ZW ' 'bp AW Zan ?4mw, An a Aqngsag , 5 va rf' . C 'ff bk : 51 I ' f - gui 146-'I 9 f 1 jg l . ,f 'HQ ' 'X .Eff Q WL? ' 1 'A ' 72,3 ef if fm Kr. , ' 'Wx I .' J, I ' Vx 'IZ : : l ' : K ' ' t' ve, ' I r 5 f. Q 0 ,W ' XLN2.,MHXl I S3 , 5 W' 3 lb-ykxw ' ff ' .KOH F e Hggzf, 72 ,xx ' tk m xx - H -mvf Q ' ' ,Jr -arf E . 'gg -. ,x 'flly , XV' .- A , U' --'X V 2 11 ' . 1U'f41mq-4 E 1 ff g If 'ES 1 gpg O I 'f 3 - 6 f 6: OX: ,V 4 . ' a E O . x e ' 0 S O V . Q . s . , I ,, ,A , V ,X , MW WMW ' ' - ,U f V f Wit 'K W gtg! gay 5 4, Q W WZ 'vw-' . ' -1 All- , :QI ,,, N... ,f 1 f -,v ff, I Q 64,5 'W Q' CA.. W JWQQ Wa, S

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