Grayville High School - Gusher Yearbook (Grayville, IL)

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SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of One Thousand, Nine Hundred Forty-six of the Grayville, Community High School of White County, of the State of Illinois, as usual, being of unconscious state of mind and overfed bodies, do hereby make and publish this, our last will and testament. We do hereby disregard all former statements, promises, or any other written or verbal declarations. We, the Senior Class, do hereby will and bequeath to our beloved sponsor, Miss Jamerson, the Juniors, on-coming Seniors, and our sincere wish that they may be as conscientious in their studies as we have been. To the Junior class we leave our dignified ways and our willingness to help the struggling “greenies.” To the Freshman class we will our intestinal fortitude to endure all initiations. As individuals: Gene Arnold and Ken Pritchett will their ability of “Low Muggin” (commonly known as coon hunting) at 4:00 in the morning to Loren Strohm and James Finch. Dolores Elliott wills her exercises in reducing (chasing midnight RABBITS in an open field) to Patricia Wickham. Gladys Newman wills her height to Etta Wheatley and weight to Ruth Phillips. Charles Blackford (the penny pincher) wills his ability to save money by-borrowing all his typing paper to Loretta Hardin. Vonda Hortin wills her talkative ways to Audra Cooper. Jackie Reese wills her ability to date short boys to Dolores Jordan. Betty Reese wills her driving ability to Mary Ellen March. Betty Coe wills her traveling from Grayville to New Jersey to Don Kuykendall. Kelly Gross wills his “Kplly Machine” to Jack Ward with hopes that in the future it will be as famous as Bell’d telephone. Helen Hailey wills her ability to get and hold boys to Jeanne Williams. Pat Hayden wills her ability to play a musical instrument to Betty Johnson. Bob Kotulek wills his bottle of “wave set” to Jimmy Martin. Clella Malone wills her ability to get reservations at the Waldorf Astoria to Barbara Hallam. Jo Ann Robinson wills her singing ability to Lola Eck and her advice------four years of CHOIR. Mary Edd Aston wills her ability to read English poetry slowly and clearly to Velda Butler. Minnie Boling wills her troubles of checking the attendance to Patty Williams. Norma Carter wills her ways with men to Joyce Coe. Erma Dyer wills her excellent ability as business manager of the Beacon to Hilda Hailey. Margie Girot will her swerves and curves to Colene Woodmency. Peggy Haas wills her pleasing personality to Len Rose Bruce. George Knight wills his ability to get movie contracts by forging Van Johnson’s name to Richard Snyder. Doris Madden wills her love for other people’s clothes to Mary Jo Schmittler. Marilou McCurdy wills her artistic ability to Delmar Girot. Phil Samson wills his charming smile and bashful manner to Bob Glover. Doris Daugherty wills her perfect size nine figure to RaMona Givens. Jerry Gibson wills his “Cow Country” (Texas) to Ernest Mahan. WE, the Senior Class of 1946, leave this our last will and testament as words of wisdom from the wise. SENIOR CLASS (seal) Norma Carter Margie Girot Attorneys-at-Law.