Bushnell High School - Replica Yearbook (Bushnell, IL)

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I93l REPLICA BERNEICE WALLICK Bev Big brown eyes and golden hair. Combined with n happy, cheerful air Have won Bee friends just everywhere. Trunsferrvtl from Avon High Svhool, lg Dev- lamation, 2g Hi-Life Stall' Reporter, 3, Cal:- lrage-s, ' 3, The Arrival of Kitty, 35 History liltllr, 3, Al-3 lint o' Nino Tails, fl-. WILLIAM WALTHERS Bill A bashful, but never-tim-loss nn excellent athlete is he. Industrial Arts, 3, 4: History Clnln, 4: Football, 33 Basketball, 2. 3. -lg Captain. 43 Letter Club, 2, 3, -l. VERLA WISE Dick ii Friendly, modest, sweet and just X A girl whom we all love mul trust. 5' Ll- G. A. A., 1, 2. 3, 4, Home E4-onomivs Cluln. 3: ' Honor Roll, 23 Basket Ball, 1, 2. 3, 43 Baseball, 1. 23 Volley Ball, 1, 2, 3, History Cluln, -It: Junior Reporter Hi-Life Staff, 3, Senior Exlitor L 56R8llll1'1l,,, 4. -Ellgti, .V .2-e-- . t N 3 -.- .Qpb 1 -3 5 . ,PG-nl-ur-vbt, ttf? l TM l 'R' A' l l l Tm-nty -thrvv

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REPLICA -I93I IDA SPANGLER lily She is ready, she is willing She will work without a shilling. Q X15 l u French Club, 3, 4. DON SPERRY Sperry Cheerleader of our school is he Also a student of ability He's always ready with a joke And many a brilliant line has spoke. 'K 'l Class President, 3g French Club. 3, 4: Vice-President, 33 President, 43 Football Manager, 43 Arrival of Kitty, 33 Clase Club, lg Athletic Reporter Hi-Life, 33 lndustrial Arts Club, 3. 43 Honor Roll, 1, 43 Sales Manager Replica, 4: Cheer- leader, 3, 43 The Ghost Story, 33 'LCat 0' Nine Tails, 4. U EARL SUTLIFF Sul His honors are many- So are his friends. President Student Council, 4: Vice-President Class, 43 Deelamation, County Winner, 33 In- dustrial Arts, 3, 4g President, Al-3 The Ghost Story, 33 History Club, 43 Hi-Life Stall' Ra-- porter, 33 Cal 0' Nine Tails, 4. EVELYN SWANSON Swede 1-X Evelyn is quiet and thoughtful ' , 3 Slle's an excellent steno too, A XIZI. i Without her help on the staff E I -.: ,gl We know not what we'd do. , V ll f A 3 ili' Class Treasurer, lg Girls' Glee Club, ' . A 13 C. A. A., 1, 23 Block B, 23 Alumni , , - A , g gi Reporter, Hi-Life, 33 Cabbages, 33 J L ,K Replica Typist, 43 History Club, 4g , ' o :go Basket Ball, 1, 2, 3, 43 Captain, 2g Valley . . A .' .1 Ball, 1, 23 Baseball, 1, 2g Captain. 2g 'Q o ,' f 2 Cat 0' Nine Tails, 4. DORIS SWARTZBAUGH Dade Tired of life and its confusion Ready to be some man's illusion. Volley Ball, 13 Basket Ball, 13 French Club, 3, 43 History Club, 3, 43 s'Replica Typist, 4. Tn'r'nty-two

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REPLICA I93I Class Will We. the Senior Class of 1931. hercby declare ourselves of a sane mind after nine months ol English, American History and Economics, do will to the laculty, classes and lIllIlCl'ClilSSlllL'll our personal treasures. T0 THE FACULTY To Mr. White-We bequeath our ability to say l donit know. 'l'o Mr. Lowe-We bequeath a year of rest from hearing us ask for vacations. To Miss Carrison-We bequeath our appreciation for the many tardy excuses. To Mr. Babcook-We bequeath our hopes for the three members of our class to be in the All Star Football 'l'eam. To Miss Warfel-We bequeath our guardianship of the Freshman. To Mr. Rutlcrrlge-We bequeath our habit of making announcements before the assembly. To Miss Richardson---We bequeath all the two thousand word themes written in our spare time. To Miss Knowlton-We bequeath a year's supply ol' gum. Don't chew it too hard, Miss Knowlton. To Mr. Canterburygwc will a new harmonica providing he play at each and every Senior Class Party as well as he dial at ours. To Miss Van Schoick-We bequeath our appreciation for the ideals she has given us. 'l'0 THE CLASSES To the Juniors--Vlfe bequeath our positions on Replica Staff. To the Sophomores-We bequeath our desire for frequent vacations. To the Freshmengwe bequeath our reputation as the most dignihed class in the high school. 'l'tl TH E UNDERCLASSMEN l. Marguerite Bloomfield. will my frequent pernlanents to Kate Dixon. l. Robert Cadwalader, bequeath llly senseless and picturesque vocabulary to Richard Pilling. Donit overwork it. Richard, itis about worn out. l, Garnet Cramblet. will to Zelpha Hoosier my frequent dates with fellows having black hair and blue eyes. I. Cora Daugherty. will my shag hob to any one having enough soap to keep it in place. Daisy Davis leaves ber position as referee of volley ball to anyone who knows the rules as well as shc does. To Eddie Kessler, John Dimmitt wills his hasty exit from study hall. 1, Ferrol Endres. will my ear to Mr. Canterbury, providing he keeps it for the sole purpose of accommodating certain faculty members. Tumnly-four