DeLand Township High School - Delanois Yearbook (DeLand, IL)

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Senior Class History QCont'lnuedJ Commencement, and Baccalaureate services are events of the Spring. When all of these events are over, our history as a class will have ended, and each of us will be starting our histories as individuals. We have looked backward in writing this history-now let's look forward to a future full of successful individuals from our class. W anda Spr ague SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the class of '47, knowing our days in D. T. H. S. are few, being of sound mind and memory do make the last will and testament in the following manner and form. To the present faculty, we bequeath our heartfelt sympathy in their loss of such an enjoyable and intellectual class. To the junior Class of the DeLand Township High School the right to become un- selfish and dignified Seniors during the year 1947-4-8. In addition to the foregoing we now have a few personal bequests to make: Junior Wilson leave! his ability to jttterbug to Karl Borton. Beverly Smith leaves her skillful piano playing to Kathleen Meyer. Maxine Green leaves her talkatlveness to Tillie Meneley, Clyde Foster and Dolores Fitzwater leave their dimples to jean Edwards. Wanda Sprague leaves her tap dancing talent to joan Lubbers. Virginia Edwards leaves her temper to Lenville Keeney. Wendell Clifton bequeaths his love for Joanne Taylor to Marlon White. Clyde Foster and Bobby Grant leave their basket ball playing ability to Linden Robinson and Olan Floyd. We hope they will have as much success as Clyde and Bobby did. Sally Harris leaves her love for Hillbilly songs to Eddie Norfleet. Bobby Grant and Dolores Fitzwater leave their quarrels to Linden Robinson and Joanne Furtney.