Magnolia Swaney High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (McNabb, IL)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty-six of Magnolia-Swaney High School, being of sound mind and spirit, do here- by publish our last will and testament. To certain members of our faculty we will the following: To our Principal, Mr. Hewitt, we hereby will and bequeath a book on 'How To Keep Order at Play Practice' in six easy lessons. To Mr. Bunting, we will and bequeath a more attentive class, who can better understand the antics of Macbeth. To Mr. Maville, we will and bequeath a case of bug repellent, with which to keep the flies away during the coming year. To Mr. Hayes, we will and bequeath dull edged ash trays for the back seat of his car for future Ag trips. To Mrs. Hewitt, we will and bequeath a 'sure- fire' method to make sure that all the girls take showers. To Mrs. Blocher, we will and bequeath plenty of aspirins and Kleenex to chase away colds and headaches brought on by problems ! To our janitor, Don Hauger, we will and bequeath a student body who doesn't lose books, which he always finds and returns. To the Junior Class we will our ability to be friendly to the Freshmen. To the Sophomore Class we will the ability to understand Mr. Bunting's method of deter- mining the meaning of complicated sentences. To the Freshman class we will all of our excuses for being late to study halls and classes and hope that they can put them to better use than we did. To certain individuals the following bequests are made: I, Bob Bluell, will my' antics at Senior play practice to Art Hewitt and my ability to get out of seventh period study hall to Brooks Whitney. I, Lois Bunting, will my ability to collect everybody's parking tickets to Katheryn Beard and my ability to sneak into the house to jerry Combes. I, Ben Day, will my ability to stay away from girls to Dick Ashdown and my ability to skip band practice to Keith Crank. I, Donna Grasser, will my liveliness to Ronald Schumacher and my baton to Sally Wolf. I, Beverly Harloff, will my quietness to Wayne Thompson and my ability to stay away fl-gm school to Marilyn Mills. I, Betty Haws, will my troubles and problems to Ed Mills and my stamina to get things ac- complished to Bernie Sarbaugh. I, janet Hewitt, will my ability to always have my memory work learned for English to Bill Simonton and my shortness to Dixie Ohlman. I, Ruth Jensen, will all my old boy friends to anyone who thinks they could hold them and my dancing ability to the Freshman boys. I, Don Lutes, will my careful driving ability UD to Roger Pletsch and all the cakes I baked in Home Ec to anyone who is brave enough to eat them. I, Ethel Martin, will my 22 inch waist to Lee Burr and my ability to get a class ring to Karen Billups. I, Carl Pratt, will my long curly hair OJ to Claude Sabino and my ability to stay out of class plays to john Heider. I, Martin Smith, will my easy going ways to Walter Sarbaugh and my quiet voice to Eleanor Happold. I, Roy Smith, will my ability to argue with teachers to Myrna Debolt and my hairless chest to Eddie Drager. I, Sydney Shearer, will my ability to get good grades without studying to Bert Andersen and my short hair to Mary Alice Hatton. I, Janet Strode, will my silliness to Douglas Kuhn and all my nicknames to anyone who will take them.