Leaf River High School - Lerico Yearbook (Leaf River, IL)

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Lois Lovoll i Girl's Chorua 2,3,4 Girl'a Chorua Jec'y. Girl'a Chorua Treat. Home Ho. Club Jr. und sr. Pluy Soc. of Class 3.4 3. C. Hop. 1 oroheatra 3,4 Hoy'o Chorus .lanlrt Life ie too short to find time for a frown. Betty Peterson troheetru 3,4 Typist of leaflet 4 Typing team 3 Hone .,o. Club oso. of Class 1 Lrmaatios 3,4 Her fortune'8 in her fingers.” John .towland Basket Hull 1,2.3,4 kitten B all 1,2,3,4 . ?. a. Pres. 4 In athletics he was a stur, that's why loaf Hirer aovuoed so fur. George wohradcr i-itten tail 1,2,3,4 y. ?. A. Trees. 4 Bucket Ball 2,3,4 ..euflet Cir. gr. 4 'I never lot studies intorfere with my eauoation. William Sohroecer y. y. a. leaflet Prod. Mgr. 4 Annual rrod. .i r. 4 •i,«n't worr;, me with women. Myra shelling Girl's Chorus 1,2,3 High -ohool Troaa. 4 Homo r.o. Club Senior Play Future Farmer Flay 1 Bulututoriun gentle of speech and beneficent of mind. Margaret Tutt Girl's Chorus 1,2,3,4 Hone Ho. Club senior .lay For she's Just the quiet kind. luoille .ells Homo so. Club 4 My mi no to me a kingdom is. Maxine ..hltney Girl'8 Chorus 1,2,3,4 homo Ho. Club ;roo. of Class 2,3 Art Hditor leaflet 4 Irumatios 2,3,4 Orchestra 2,3,4 aditor of Annual 4 Typing Team 3 Jr. and dr. Blay Cheerlouaer 2,3,4 Full of pep and always ready to smile out loud. Lois Wilson Girl's Chorus 2 Homo Ho. Club Trous. of Class 4 Jr. and 3r. Blay Look ut Lois and we find dignity end poise combinod.

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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class in this year of Our Lord, one thousand nine hundred-thirty-seven, of Leaf River Community High School, Leaf River, in the county of Ogle, State of Illinois, being of sound mind and considering the uncertainty of our frail and transitory lives, do therefore make, ordain,publish, and declare this to be our last Will and Testament in manner and form as follows: ARTICLE I TO THE FACULTY We give and bequeath the the faculty,our petrified cuds of gum parked here and there throughout the building, the little pellets of lead resting in the cracks in the floor, the thumbmarks on the pa es of our Senior text- books, and our pretended industriousness. ARTICLE II TO THE CLASSES We give and bequeath to the under classmen, the privelege of visiting at the library, the authority of patrolling the corridor, the art of slamming the doors of the classrooms, and the love of all of our studies. Our dignity we give to the Freshman; our wisdom to the Soph- omores, and the privilege of running theschaol to the Juniors. ARTICLE III PERSONAL BEQUESTS I, Martha Albert, leave my proolems and difficulties of the Leaflet to Bernice Gallup. I, Everett Ashton, leave my ability to chew gum to Lavorne Pals. I, Emerson Baker, leave my acting ability to Lyall Taubert. I, Elvorna Borneman, leave my ability to play a saxaphone to Margie Buskohl. I, Orville Borneman, leave my popularity v ith the girls to Arthur Stevens. I, Dorothy Carpenter, leave my fondness for Gerald Hedrick to Marian Scholling.