Gridley High School - Pylon Yearbook (Gridley, IL)

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Ruth Ann Schlipf wills her sincerity and straight forwardness to Bobby Heiple. Myrtle Dodson wills hertmidness around the opposite sex to Robert Gramm. The Senior Girls will the basketball championship to the Junior Girlsoeaoqaseoionoc

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CLASS WILL Henry yqpsstortz wills his curly hair and captivating way with 4 sv uane Schrock. L'e1'7 5e are 1 ff ,gsgnaa 'Q liggyills her frankness and ability to flirt to Charl- Ai?QQla9QgfMeV'QIgllls her loyalty to that certain Romeo to Rose- k4sbm?iTm??S'?f5?1i3'P jxgpggiig P? EQ5wllls her boldness and her way with the younger .,w'Na l- ' hJ:s'fujB X to Jane Cornwell. L?amoga2Z5QyQg? ills her belief in leap year to Jean Schllpf. an-a is Kuerth wills her dignity and sarcasm to Charlotte Hodel. U. 'fwnff -X.. A- lv 1555, Joqdwggeward wills her ability to step out on her boy friend and NXPgVt by with lt to Catherine Slagell. Junior Flasher wills his abillty'to study and be an honor student ft Ty Kaufman. Q Bernice Stalter wills her modesty and sensible mind to Jean Mc- Cullough. Kenny Roth wills his old adage Ha good line is the shortest dis- tance betwean two datesn to Lyle Zehr. Wesley Foor wills his shyness and quiet ways to Bob Kearney. Junior Kuerth wills some of his brawn and size to Bud Hoobler. 'Tix . , CX Kenny Gramm wills his peppy and ambltiou?.natd52iggE5gEEQ urray. 5 FM' I-Lf 'J Don Zehr wills his shortness and snlcke o Qaysi X ein. L: A ' - x C, 'Y Don Gramm wills his ability to use his fisg52gQ,Bigg, . . CQ ,.' J :fb I Q Clarra Margaret Andrews wills her abllityfS5QJQet a at I ban Bertsche. QPKQK QfQ'J f t ff' ' fl , k,- E Georglana Brush wills some of her plumpnesg,-XX ,fgiggbberger. ' V ,I A E ! Esther Eigstl wills her brawn and brain to Kgiggfgfflg. Mary Wilfong wills her athletic ability to WinXig5'y enton. mx x . if X K

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SENIOR CLASSNHISTORY 1940-41 In September, 1940, thirty-five little green sprouts wewggfnvutfing out from behind doors and around strange CSR- ll f WL, 'bG5. w4,,- t if held for the first time the wonders of a M-.,1 f' 'N 5.8 A, 'gat'-tzjefxifg-1iv ious world. Some sprouts were a little Yi 1' f y. ,f ,Q cfs kggongi ers, but as a whole they all needed culti- . Ax 'ffl L33 fl lyfdvggkjw oJs2Q?ngthen their minds as well as their bodies. --tw! ly 'X - A hiyggr Ek Qggigwas Mr. McKey and later Mr. Loy. We elected 5357 Er' fog? f'our larger sprouts as our source of maintainance QE?sg Vthe - L,M..g :'.: . year, namely, Henry Stortz, Kenny Roth, Ramona dltf r, and Junior Kuerth. Soon some of the little sprouts deei ed to reveal their amazing poise and self will as they gracefully swayed and nodded to the bystanders as they shot around the track and showed their ability in other athle- tics. We had a lot of fun, but also some frightening mo- ments when the day came that we were to be initiated into the new world for good. But with the bad, there is good, and that evening we had a swell time at our honor by the buds. ' 1 Q 1941-42 QQ' Q' In September, 1941, after a years tiv Jito I V summers growth, we found we had grown f? ds. There were thirty-three of us left, two A .kill lara Ball and Helen Woosloyl having been transig 'AII' ' to other gardens. But alas, we also obtained a variety A x 1' X.