Ashton High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Ashton, IL)

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Nao Adi-1 on f'OMMUlN1IY ,g pg pf-nor-1 so-lool. I ml 7' E Aug! 'frmsi mzn ff..-.1 ASHTON ILLINOIS s 'Q ' - 'lglafls I Q S T ,E 'Uv I1 V : I F.:.r' . NJ by I s U wif ' ,fa ' A ' X- - 1., I n I f' .fm y FQ Qi - ? A , HI' -' J' I g l. '-,J - ' .1--'5 f'-9' -Q4 ', -L -'im V ' I Section II To our younger classmates we leave the following: To the Freshmen, we bequeath our dignity, poise, and grace which we have acquired through our four yearsat school either willingly or unwillingly. To Sophomores, we bequeath our aspirations and dreams that we intended to fulfill in our school years ibut never didl, also our studious habits and our custom of staying home at nights to study. We wish to bestow our knowledge of English and perfect behavior in class upon the Juniors and may they use it to as much an advantage as we did. Section III The following individual bequeaths' are made and duly witnessed: I, Russell Semmler, will my ability to get along with- out the fairer sex to Leroy Majors. I, Delbert Ehmen, will my one-arm manipulation of a - four-wheeled contraption to Duane Henert. I, Betty Wilhelm, do with much regret, leave behind my grace and poise on skates, and with a baton, in the hope of their advantageous use by Orla Kersten. I, Doris Bothe, will my love of school, and ability to get along with the teachers, to Martin Witzel. I, Mary Ethel Rosecrans, will my southern accent, left over from the senior play, to Isla Whitsoll. I, La Verne Kersten, willmyfprincipal asset, one deluge curling iron to John Kersten. I, Harriette Friday, will my dimples and ability to get along with dark haired men to Marie Langhoff.

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s 'T ASHTON lCO1XM7lfUtN5'f Y m ill!! M H1653-ISQHOOL ,, , ,i'i'm . I S A 'ff ,.L HQ I of., 5. 3 lu fl! ll 1 I gi, T .- L- ' H' fn QQ-,v , A Q- !.YPfj .df or swf-S U? :' flbe ,., A- P - - , YY Y ax ' 'B Us ha 1 ASHTON, ILLINOIS I, Shirley Schabacker, will my ability to get along with Glen H. Obourn to Isla Whitsell in case she takes a second year of bookkeeping. I, Homer Williams, leave my seat in physics class to anyone who is foolish enough to accept. I, Donna Maude Sunday, will my ability to talk only when it is necessary and proper to Don Sanders. ' I, Allen Root, will my tendency to look like when dressed'as one to Bobby Bales and hope he will for as noble a purpose as I did. a girl use it I, Lois Kendall will my diary to the school library in hopes that it will prove an inspiration to all who read it. I, Kenneth Page-, will mygood old stories about Missouri and my manner of telling them to Ed. Droege. I, Wilma Romick, will my two-bit words and the tions in which I use them to Francis Bergsmith. S I, Doris Parker, will my shyness and backward to Stanwood Griffith.. I, Lois Landis, will my love of going with an town man to Mary Wagner. I, Natalie Chapman, will my habit of helping my with the milking to Marilyn Henert. I, William Weise, will my persuasive ability in to getting the family car whenever so desired to Ed. I, Esther Boyd, will my long walk to school to Schade. situa- manner out of Father regard Zager. Sophia witnessed and signed this first day of May in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and forty two. The Senior Class