Henning Community High School - Memories Yearbook (Henning, IL)

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CLHSS WILL ..lQ,1 VVe, the class of ,34, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make this our last will and testament: l, Evert llerglund, do hereby will my ability to study to Vlfilbert Vl7ilson. il, George Daniels, do hereby will my curly hair to Martin Hanson. l, Ruth Edgington, do hereby will my popularity among the boys to lllildred McGinnis. l, Lyle Hamilton, do hereby bequeath my atleetions for a certain junior girl to Raymond Arnold. T, Lawrence Hudson, do hereby will my ability to sing to Merrill Robinett. l, Glenn Lusk, do hereby will my right to go with the girls to James Sey- fert. l, Ora Patten, do hereby will my ability to giggle in school to Doris Gravat. tlJon't ruin her rep , Dorisl. il', Dean Sperry, do hereby will my ability as cheer leader to VVood Nelson. l, Honor 'l'utwiler, do hereby will my habit of being late to basketball tourna- ments to Verl Luttrell. l, Carl Vlfalters, do hereby bequeath my trombone to Herb Ashwood. l, Alice VVynn, do hereby will my ability to graduate in three years to my be- loved Hlittleu Sister, Abbie. NVitnesses: Queen Victoria King George Vlll t'D.P.fF.R. Page Nine

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fUNlORS ' lunior Class First 717010, left tn 1'1'r1l1t-'Eileen lllitchel, Clements Pfdgington, lnez Claypool, llarvin Allison, Mfartha Srorv, joseph Anderson, Luciell Lnrtrell. Second Row--Miss Cole, adviser, JIEIHNIS Seyfert, Blariin Hanson, XYoodrow Tutwiler, Gladys Tutwiler, Opal Hudson, Alvin Joslin, Ora McGinnis. Third Ram'-Delinar Berglund, Doris Gravat, Lucile Elliot, Ruth Story, Matilda Young, Raymond Arnold. CLASS QFFICERS VVoodrow Tutwiler ..........................., . ................ President Clements Edgington ...... ....... V ice-President james Seyfert ........ ............. S ecretary Like birds learning to fly, twenty-seven freshmen began a new step in lifed high school. Before the end of the year our number had diminished to twenty- four. The following year we were advanced to that higher station known as sopho- more. VVe found four faces missing but welcomed three new membersgOra Mc- Ginnis, Doris Gravat, and Loren Beckley. ln the year 1934, we find ourselves in the realm of juniordom. Our group is the same with the exception of losing Georgia Penny and Juanita Riley. At the end of the second semester Loren Beckley quit school. On November 15, we gave our Junior Play, 'iSilas Smidge From Turnip Ridge . -RUTH STORY. Page Eleven