Johnston City High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Johnston City, IL)

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.rgm- 1 I- I' ' -A M ' -P - K ggs,.,',, gg IIPIINRQIQQ efklmoilaifsle CLASS WILL-Continued I, George Arnsmeyer, my painting ability to Lowell Rogers. I, Lena Badgley, my quiet way to Frieda Pemberton. I, Bonnie Cairel, to Myrtle Sugg the right to keep the library. I, Ralph Cantrell, to Wanda Albin my speed in typewriting. I, Marguerite Chapman, my grades in clothing to Pearl Eberhardt. I, Aline Cobb, my dignity to Eileen Morgan. I, Helen 'Wooten, my old powder puff to Ruth Williams. I, Harriet Davies, my love for the teachers to Lilyan Walters. I, Irene Dorris, my best regards to Dorothy- Cooksey. V I, john Ellis, my blond wig to MaryABattani. I, Marie Grant, my debating ability to Vada Crowder. I, Darrel Pearce, my means of getting away with murder to Lowell Duncan. I, Clarence Pearce, 1ny laugh to Orval Marks. I, George Ellis, my right to blow all kinds of notes in the band to Roland Murman. ' I, Vernie Clayton, my privilege of chewing gum to Theron Overby. I, George Bundren, my knowledge in Chemistry to John Cuthbertson. I, Paul Matthews, my method of sleeping while studying to Wathard Hayes. I, Orval Moore, my graceful actions to Leona Davis. I, Glade Hardesty, 1ny ear-wiggling ability to Tony Bryzek. WI, VioletAI'Iarris, to Pauline Wehr my frivolous manner. I, Hubert Hearn, my sleepy ways to Jake Miller. I, Mae jent, my English book to Pete Walters. I, Joe Kaska, my knowledge of love to Eleeta Simpson. I, Vernon Kee, my ability as a Harmonica player to Haywood Batey. I, Charles Shover, the right to drive my girl's Ford to Benton Jones. 23?

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illIlHllE CfklRlDllNlAUL, 7' I 1,7 gf y i gi . - ZW.. We, the Seniors of '28 of the Johnston City Township High School, on nearing the end of our natural high school life do declare all other wills or testaments upassen and do proclaim and declare this to be our last will and testament. We hereby bequeath the following to be delivered to the appointed heirs: To the faculty the right to make the underclassmen sweat for each and every grade. I, Novella Neavill, my innocent blush to Norma B. I, Edna Mae Sanders, my reliable reducing recipe to Vianda Fox, I, Thelma Jones, my curly locks to Virginia Bundrcn. I, Orville IVlcMullin, the right to get married any time to Hubert Groves. I, Velma Jones, the right to be the class midget to Leona Robasse. I, Maxine Kemper, my ability to laugh long and loudly to Helen Simpson. I, Doris Rentfro, my right to talk to Lula B. Oran. I, Henry Topull, my right to look over my 'Lspecksw at the teachers to Bernard Friedmanl I, Inez- Pinson, my ability to brag to Julia Irwin. I, Isadore Pugh, my talkative manner to Henry Thurmond. I, Voyage Richmond, my place in Civics to Helen Malinasky. I, Vinnie Ahls, my cunning ways to Neva Chitwood. I, Frances Alikonis, my galoshes to Louise Southall. 22

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'IVJHQS CPXJRIDILNAXIL 7 f4H? S4-Z Class Will I, Ruth McAnilly, my books to my brother Richard. I, Harold Simpson, my right to have a steady girl to Sam I, Hellice Smith, my memorizing ability to Wilnia Ozment. I, Orwin Stover, my lost opportunity to Ralph Davidson. I, Joe Toniolo, my stand for Mussolini to Carl Aaron. Pinson. I, Mabel Thompson, my pleasing personality to Thelma Threlkeld. I, I, John Vxfilliams, my old Comb to Williani Paliokiatis. I I , Bernice Williziiiis, my love for the teachers to Carl Jones. , Violet Perrine, my privilege to make unnecessary trips to er to my sister, Mary. I I, Delmar Bushong, my alertness to Charles Hafeli. I, Paul Grant, my lectures from Mr. Lyon to LeRoy Metcalf. I, Marjorie Smith, my place in English to Nadine Coulehan. Sworn and signed before the Class of '28, 24, I11a-Walker, the right to give the wrong answers in any class to Pearl Roberts the pencil sharp