Cornell High School - Reflector Yearbook (Cornell, WI)

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Eleanor Saam 'Be silent and safe--silence never betrays you.n Glee Club l,2,3,4g XYZ l,2,5,4g Girls Basketball l,2,3,4g Forensics l,2,3g Operetta 1,43 Hi-Lites l,2, 3,43 Band lg Annual Staff 4g Class President lg Prom Committee SQ Class Play 5. Ethel Sadler 'She makes the world a friendly place by showing it a friendly face.' Band lg Glee Club 25 Prom Committee 3g Class Play 3g Lorna Stoll 'A good word and a smile for everyone.' XYZ Club 3,43 Glee Club 1,2,3g Girls Basketball lg Operetta lg Class Play 35 Class Treasurer 5, 43 Prom Committee 3. Floy Swanson WShe likes a boy who treats her well and frequently.W Glee Club 1,2,3,43 XYZ l,2,3,4g Girls Basketball l,2,4g Hi-Lites 4g Annual Staff 4g Vice President 45 Prom Committee 3. Eugene Turecek 'All great men are dead, and I'm not feeling well.' Band l,2,5,4g Class Play 5g Class President 3g Glee Club 1. Norman Wilcox hVesse1s large may venture more, But little ships should keep near shore.' Class Play 53 Basketball l,2,3, 45 Baseball 2,4g Helen Wilson nBetter to be little and shine, than big and cast a shadow.'

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS Her laugh that is frequent, distinctive, not solemn, Marguerite Halvorsen wills to the sweet Alma Collum. Oh, Arvid, poor Arvid, with eyes full of tears Does give to wee Milo the strength that is his. Her ability to sing like a bird full of joys, Floy Swanson does will to the glee club of boys. Ruth Alcott, her height from her head to the floor, She wills to the men who at present are below her. Jack Anderson, Jack Anderson, what have you done? Given the school as a taxi, your car for to run. To Catherine Hanson, who needs him we know, Ruth Mitchell doth will her handsome young beau. with head tossed back, but her heart all a flutter, Kaye Lord dashes around, like a hot piece of butter. KP. S. She left her Beverly Peterson, her Sally to Henry is Dorothy Simonick.J willing to leave, To the first freshman girl who this will believe. A Plymouth front seat with him at the wheel Sherwood wills to Delores, if swings her the deal. the brave, to Koepke, Young Dave. Turecek the actor, Turecek His endowments does leave, his shirt and his collar, His watch and his trophies, For Dorothy, Lloyd wills them without any holler. Catherine Burg the winsome, Catherine Burg the fair Wills her wiles in one lump sum to Marjorie Cole. So there! To Midget Mertz, known for his smallness, Ethel Sadler wills some of her tallness. Imagination mam oth, or imagination small Ruth Laflin wills it, bless her soul, to Kathleen Stoll. To Monica, a junior, a senior to be, Myra wills her vocabulary without any fee. Bud Babbitt is willing his patent leather hair, To give Roy Crosby's a little less flair. Veronica Hetchler with temper so fiery, Does will it, alas, to Grace Oemig entirely. Eleanor, Eleanor, I am told Is willing her smile which isn't to be sold, To Douglas Smith, who sat down her way And never, never smiled all the day. Norman Wilcox is willing his giant size, To make Dick Ambrose a mighty big guy. Eunice, we all know, is in need of some weight And Lorna Stoll is willing some of hers-which she hates- So Eunice will certainly catch her a mate. You should see Kathryn Flood awhirl on the ice, She's as hard to catch as a whole flock of mice. So to Miss Voeks she is leaving, without Her skates and ability, which Miss Voeks any grievin is needing. Helen Wilson is willing her pretty hair, Please give it good ca PB. have made a Minnie dear, we hear! we hear! that you Bequeathing your Foster to Goldeane, Now isn't that a thril 1? Sv to Majorie Cole will,