Larwill High School - Reflector Yearbook (Larwill, IN)

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WE, THE SENIOR CLASS of Richland Township, Commonwealth of Indiana, being of sound mind and body, do make, publish and declare this our last will and Testament, in manner and form as follows: I, RUSSELL BRANDINBURG, will my love for chemistry to next year's class. I, ARLIS ORCUTT, will my graceful form and strut to Blanche Eberhard. I, LAURETTA CUMVINS, will to Julia Bohnstedt, my ability to ask and answer questions. I, MARTHA JACKSON, will my complexion to Veva Dean Beard. I, JESSE GAFF, will my big feet to John Werstler. I, PAUL GROVHS, will my beloved Frankie to Marshall Line. I, ALYCE HILL, will my quiet ways to June Gebert. I, ARCHIE HARTNAN, will my grade card to Bob Stangland. I, CARL MARRS, JR., will to Don North my ability to sleep during school. I, PAUL STUDUBAKER, will my love for caps and gowns to any- ,- one that wants it. I, DEAN WHITELELTHER, will my basketball ability to Tom Watkins. Heaven knows he needs it. I, RACHEL MILLER, will my formal to Marjory Deeter. I, JOHN TUTTLE, will to Kenneth Jackson my ability to take candy from the Junior Class. I, JO ANN DINNICK, will nmyu Betty Whitleathcr to ,Dick Lansdowne. I, JKANITA ROSE, will my nstcadincss to one boyn to Frances Hartman. I, VIOLBT NORRIS, will my UAW grades to Lola Werstler, if she needs them. I, RUTH JOHNSON, will my saxophone to Raetta Pace. I, JUNE MARKER, will my charming personality and dignified ways to Lura Belle Souder, providing she uses them to a good advantage. I DOROTHY JULIAN, will all my drawings and art ability to Willodcan Heil.

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There are sovcn mcmbcrs tho havo attcndcd all twolvc yoars of school at Larwill, they arc: Lois Sweeney, Russell Brandon-e burg, Trcva Schuman, Archie Hartman, Eldon Brown, Violot Norris, and Rachel Hillcr. CLASS POEM he the clsss of '42 Dcdicatc this poem to you. ho'co had our fuq and sorrows too B ut our ideals still must bo true. Lct's fact the morrom with thc dawn, And find our follows that have gone. Wc'vt trod our paths of childhood Hc'vc made our grades at last, Uc'll find our dutits in the West And know, in this morld, wo must do our bust. So lots' part and find frionds anew, For timo is growing short, Ho'rc sad to find that mc must go, FOI' OUT' L- 11.-S.-has done its' part. Arlis Orcutt

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J I, ELDON BROWN, will my magazines and all my knowledge to Junior Plattner. I I, EUGENE NORRIS, will my school books to the boys in the army, providing they use them more than I did. I LOIS SEEZNBY, will to Thelma Johnson my ability to uct and be in everything. I, EDNA WLTERSON, will my ability to talk fast to Mr. Keller. I, TREVL SCHUMLN, will my love for the boys in uniform to we , vm , ws , us, Juanita Bair. AS A CLASS, wil our wonderful co-operation to the Junior Class, providing they use it in their Senior class meetings, iS I CLiSS, will to the faculty all of the underclnss- men, provided they learn ns much as we did. LS K CLfSS, will to Kiss Fern Ginghcr, all of our extra cuds of chewing gum that are not taken for defense. 'S K CLXSS, will to the Janitor, all of our wnstepnper, providing he pets it before the rovernment docs. IN WITNESS MHEREOF, HE, Trevn Schuman and Eugene Norris, of the Senior class of Larwill High School, have hereto subscribed our names and affixed our seals thls'scvonth 'day of April, in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred nnd Forty-two. wwfiffffefww www For .roh s . SMWM A-14!IAA! iss'-,Lb IN TESTIIOKY UFERLOF, I hevo hereunto subscribed my nemo and affixed my official seal on the dry end the yosr nfore- snid, I 'I - ' I il. Cflfrwr ' it Notary Publlohl v