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Cl ASS ‘ .'ILL -Ve, ths Senior Class of Byron High Schorl, fo the year 1943, being of sound mind and body, hereby declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking and former will made by us. I, Bonnie llen, bequeath my sparkling personal- ity and dimples to Lionel Nelson. I, Donald Ashelford, leave my quiet demeanor on th- dance floor to Punk Blanchard. I, Rachel Becker, will my membership in B.B.B. to Barbara Bridgeland. I, Mildred Bontjes, leave my sense of humor to Earl Gambrel. I, Ken. Bontjes, leave my textbooks to be added to the display in the trophy case. I, Alice Braddy, bequeath my interest in the Navy to Ralph Norup. I, Arlene Camling, vd.ll my nine o'clock arrival to school in the Cracker Box to C-eorge Noyes. I, Carol Gambrel, bequeath my quiet, unassuming manner to Betty Nighswonger. I, Ralph Gibbs, leave ray position on the basket- ball team to Dick Hendee. I, Margene Holdorf, bequeath my position as Mr. Yoe's secretary to Bob Thetsel. I, Marian Jones, leave my diary to the school to be placed on the reserve shelf in the library. I, Marshall Jones, will my way with the women to Bob Fiper. I, Bob Kennedy, bequeath my influential manner with the teachers to Gene Noyes.
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I, May Medearis, beaueath my reliable memory to Susan Burch. I, Dorothy Yelsh, leave my position ns ohoer- leader to Roy Baker. I, Marie VYright, well my executive ability te La- Verne Fuhrer. YYe, the Seniors, leave to the Juniors: the sinoere desire v e had at the be- ginning of this year to graduate, the Sophomores: our ability to reach class .just as the final bell is ringing. Mr. Yoe: an air castle in which to park his lit- tle tin Ford when he gets to school. Miss Lane: as our class advisor, a pair of com- fortable walking shoes to be worn into Chicago on Sneak Day, Miss Stengel: a new couch—for lounging purposes only. Miss Root: an unbreakable baton, to be used at whatever times and for whatever purpose she finds it necessary. Mr. Vipond: a book on child psychology, so we'll be sure Mary Kay never gett into the troublos we did. Mr. Parish: our influence with the School Board to start an Ag. Class for girls. Mr. Piper: the sohool building in not much worse condition than we found it.
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