Henderson High School - Henderson Yearbook (West Chester, PA)

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Class Will--- We, the illustrious Class of 1944,Foreseeing the approaching date when we will inevitably take our reluctant leave of these halls of knowledge and being of presumably sound mind and body, hereby make known in documentary form, our last will and testament. To the Class ol1945, as a group, we bequeath the following privileges, obligations, responsibilities, and lamentations. 'l. We bequeath the privilege of being First in chow line. Q. We leave you also the center section in pow-wow lodge, and the right to exit First. 3. To you we leave the honorable Senior Steps, traveled by many great 'iWarriors who are now on the war path. Some eminent characters of our class would like to disperse their respective talents and notorieties in the Following manner: 'l. Robert Sterling, the master mind of our class, leaves his envious talent to Jack Styer. Q. The ul-larry Jamesn ol the class ol '44, Harry Dowdall, bequeaths his trumpet playing ability to l-lenry Luedecke. 3. Frances Ann Seaboldt, our adept piano player, leaves excep- tional talent oi tickling the ivories to Fay Reilsnyder. 4. The boy in the Navy Blue, l'loward Weaner, requests that Bob Penny take over his duties as the sheik of West Chester l'ligh School. 5. Esther Faline, known as little us , wills to Carol Renshaw her ability to trap-for males. 6. Nick Tridemas, the swannyn, discards his windsor ties and sunny disposition to Charlie Young. 7. Jack', White inherits from Nancy Pyle her Famous art ol tongue wagging. 8. Vernon Brewer leaves his charming wave to any Junior boy who is handsome enough to stand in lront of a mirror For Fifteen minutes to comb his hair. 9 Bette Taylor, our personality plus gal , leaves her habit of constantly being on the go to anyone in the Junior class who takes the same kind of vitamin pills. TO. The blue beard ol our class, Herb Graves, leaves his lack ol razors to any Junior who just loves to look like a man. 'l'l. Jane Staus beaueaths her ability as an outstanding actress 'to Nancy Graham. i TQ. Buzz Cloud, the outstanding WarriorH athlete ol the year, leaves his prowess in sports to anyone in the Junior class who is capable enough to Fill the gap in the West Chester backlield. Seventy-four

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13 'I4 15 16 'I7 '18 'IQ Q0 That inseparable trio, Ki and Peg Hoopes, and Jane Gray, Cblonde, brunette, and red headb bequeath their loyal Friendship oi many years to any other three who can stand each other that long. The V-5 Cixlavy Air CorpsD sextet consisting oi l-layes, McCormick, Brewer, Shavv, Grant, and l'lalderman leave their physics boolcs and slide rules to future proteges oi Mr. prutzman and Miss l-loiimeier respectively. Barbara Grafton, the blonde nightingale, bequeaths her golden voice to Katherine Driesbach. Curley Loclcsi' Balcer, the class 'ilcut up, leaves his favorite pastime oi looking at the women to all male members oi the Class oi '45, Hpeggyn Cuthbertson, our triclcy drum maiorette, bequeaths her talent oi strutting ' dovvn the gridiron to Dolly Faline. Dave Crossan leaves his unsurpassable ways of getting in and out oi trouble to Ev Russell. The great? Warrior athletes-Veser, Russell, Monaghan, and l-lill-contribute their talents to any Fifty Juniors vvho can Fill their shoes. Bill Dean, l4novvn in many circles as the Hchewin' gum kid leaves his unnatural talent to any Junior vvho can get the stuii. To this our last will and testament, We, the Class ol 1944, set our hand and seal this seventeenth clay of May, 1944. ELISi-IA CLOUD, Witnesses: President oi the Class oi 1944 WILLIAM DEAN SARA BOND VERNCDN BREWER xxfff ,, -f ' ' 'Dgiifiiiifigl' Seventy-Five