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-1'1 THE REFLECTOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1942, of the Fairfield Community High School, County of Wayne, State of Illinois, being totally of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament, hereby revoking all other wills and codicils heretofore made by us. We bequeath as follows: Clause 1. The Senior Class of 1942 hereby requests that the Junior Class complete all business transactions which are incomplete to date. Clause II. The Senior Class also requests that the Sophomore Class can entertain at the Junior-Senior Banquet next year as eiiciently as the Junior Class entertained the Class of '42. Clause III. To the Freshman Class of 1942 we leave all discarded erasers in order that they may make automobile tire to raise more funds. To Mr. Hake, our deepest appreciation for his wise and patient instruc- tion and advice. To the remaining faculty we hereby leave our appreciation for time and trouble in their vain attempt to prepare us for the hardships of years to come. Willis Crooks leaves to Ray Lee the exclusive right to carve hearts on desk top: in the study hall. William Haynes leaves to George Shultz his loud voice and incontrollable temper. Neal laws leaves to the Class of '43 his English book to help on the bon- nre at the 1943 homecoming. Dorthy Brown leaves to Mollie Musgrave her saxophone and her love for study. Philip Martin leaves to Lavern Bamard his nickname, Gravel Voices . Bill Frankel leaves to Dewey Bowden his numerous and incontrollable girl friends. Bob Johnson leaves to Dick Felix his slogan, Keep 'em rollin' Russell Shockley leaves to Harold Barnard his trim figure. Mildred Borah leaves to Lillian Cooper her favorite title, Sweetheart of F. C. H. S. Bob Daniels leaves to Clyde Turner his knack of always putting in the last word when the bell breaks up the bull sessions in the dressing room. Tom Dye leaves to Harold Tucker his never failing book of absence ex- cusos. Freda Bruce leaves to Miriam Rector her way with the bo: s. 'I'he graduates from the shop class leave to Mr. Phelps all metal scraps to make music stands and batons. Glen Biatt, Paul Gurley, and Russell Terrell leave to Frank Anderson, Ralph Rlmdall, and Carson Baker their beautiful long hair. Elimbeth Bonner leaves to Barbara Dickey her well used saying, Are you kiddin'? Verlyn Burkett leaves to George Lasater his personal way of biting his tongue. In testimony hereof, we the Senior Class of the Fairfield Community High School, have affixed our seal to this, our last will and testament, upon this 29th day of May, 1942, A. D. - J. Stewart Meinsohn, attorney Signed, sealed, published and declared by said testator, the Senior Class of 1942, as their last will and testament, in our presence, who, in their presence, have subscribed our names this 29th day of May, 1942, A. D. PHILHP MARTIN, President, NEAL LAWS, Vice-Presidentg DORIS MUSGRAVE, Secretary-Treasurer.