Humeston High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humeston, IA)

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Class CDW! We, the senior class of '39, being neither dumb-bells nor geniuses, do on this eleventh day of May make this will to be our last while in the protecting walls of H.H.S. To the faculty we give our honorable record and hope they will find another class as good in athletics, studies, loyalty, and conduct as that of '39. To the Juniors we bequeath any stubs of pencils, erasers or scraps of paper that we may have left behind. To the Sophomores we leave our exceptional ability as athletes and hope they will appreciate this gift. To the Freshmen we give our self-confidence and our way of having fun in school although we aren't sure they need it. Individually we will as follows: Erma Richard wills her place as senior class president to Florence H. Franklin Carton leaves a warning to all boys to leave Betty L. alone while he is away at college. Evelyn Coffey gives her height to Bonnie Wollis. Wayne Schecter will his blond curly locks to Dolores M. Lucille Williams and Robert Carter got together and decided to leave their quiet personalities to Wayne Street and Elore M. Betty Blackman wills her typing ability to Keith Storm. Donald Dunn wills his position as cheer leader to Wayne Perrin. Madyline Kipper leaves her slogan I gets what I goes afteri' to Dutch Richard in the hope that it will be of use to her. Eugene Vaughn leaves his interest in Derby to anyone who wants a girl. Erma Greer leaves just part of her interest in Derb,' boys to Imogene. Harold Williams leaves his Clark Cable popularity with the women to Eugene Parr. Eileen Hursey wills her ability at having a good time to any sourpuss. Dean Blackman gives his ability to write love letters to Harold Ables. Jean Roberts passes on the book that was willed to her, The Life of a Flirt to Virginia Miller. Max Vaughn gives his way of getting by with very little studying to the very few bookworms. Camille Clark gives her nonchalant friendship to Faye Francisco. Marjorie Edwards wills her No. 3 basketball suit to Lola Mae Gardner. In witness whereof, We the Class of 1939, set our hands and seal this eleventh day of May, in the year of nineteen hundred and thirty-nine.

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oosiefzs got .gfumeston School 'glfchoesn Staff and the students of Humeston High School deeply appre- ciate the loyal support and cooperation which the business firms whose ads appear orl this and the following pages have given our activity program during this past year. We express that appreciation, by saying Get better acquainted with youn local merchants for they are the real boosters of the community. ir DOZE MOTOR CO. Sales 8z Service MODERN ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT Quality BREAD an PASTRY With the Home-made Flavor C. F. BOLLBUCK, Prop.