Atlanta High School - Atalanta Yearbook (Atlanta, IL)

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WILL We, the Senior Class of the Atlanta Community High School of 1951, having met together for the last time as a class, now about to leave these beloved halls to never again enter them as students, do hereby make this, our last will and testament. FIRST: To the Board of Education, we leave our thanks and appreci- ation for their help and guidance through our twelve years of school. SECOND: To.the Faculty, we wish to express our appreciation and thanks for their patience and righteous efforts to keep us, as a class, on the straight and narrow path during our last four years of school. THIRD: To the individual members of the Junior Class we leave: Jo Ash's giggles to Dorothy Dyer. Betty Specials's way with the fellows to Dorothy Rawlins and Phyllis Goodwin. Bob Ellis's defensive basketball playing to Teddy Kerry. Elmer Lauer's quiet ways to Jack Hughes. Leonard Cook's souped up car to Nate Ewing, Aaron Cook, and Bob Quits Upton's quiet ways to Jack Hughes. Dorothy Baylds's long manicured nails to Betty Dano. Joan Schmidt's ability to play guard on the team to Joyce I Jams and Dorothy Fuller. Eugene Loercher's height to Duane VanCleave. Mary Jo Briggs's red shorts to Marilyn Hulva and her dimples to Wilma Miller. Jim Johnson's chemistry knowledge to John Ryan and Lyle Kindred. Wendell Bruner's curly hair to Mary Short. Junior Jackson’s ability to study to Steve Swearingen and Wayne Fortman. Bob Rawlins's position in the cafeteria to Jim Ford and Norman Us- LAST, but not least, Fonda Spaits, Charlotte Mitchell, and Earl Long leave our pencil stubs and writer's cramps to the Junior Class as a group. Pech. herwood. WITNESSES: ,advisor. I II M I M REMEMBER WHEN???????