Maxwell Community High School - Rocket Yearbook (Maxwell, IA)

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1940-The Shadow-1941 SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of l9Ll, being of sound body and mind and feel- ing that our days in this school are numbered, do on this 27th day of May, in the year nineteen hundred and forty one, make this instrument revok- ing any such instrument made hereto- fore. We, the Seniors of 'Ll do will and bequeath our good conduct and ' manners to the class of 'A2, we think they will need them. I, Jean Joor, do bequeath my dimples to Richard Alverson. I, Dean Howell, do bequeath my right to giggle while reciting to Albert Birchmier. I, Mary Helen Oxley, do bequeath my strength to Jane Allen so that she will be a better basketball player next year. I, Billy Pearson, do bequeath my graceful walk to Ardene Young. I, Nadine Brown, do bequeath my ability to fix my hair to Virginia Smith. I, Robert Smith, do bequeath my quietness in the Assembly to Maurice Maxwell I, Maxine Brown, do bequeath my slim figure to Bob Kopf.

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I, 1940-The Shadow-1941 SENIOR CLASS WILL Continued Louie Krausman, do bequeath my ability to pester the girls while they are trying to study to Raymond Link. In Ila Brown, do bequeath my temper to Arlene Hubbard. I, Miles Pearson, do bequeath my black and white checkered trousers to Joe Birchmier. I: Colleen Patterson, do bequeath my tallness to Peggy Hubbard. I: Wilbur Barrett, do bequeath my ability to argue with the teachers to Ward Partidge. In oboe to I, my half Culver. Marjorie Pearce, do bequeath my Harold Hudson. Marvin Robertson, do bequeath -grown mustach to Vernon Virginia Johnson, do bequeath If Q my light complexion to Norma Threlkeld. 1, Homer Nelson, do bequeath my right to woo a certain Sophonmre girl to Morris Robertson. I, Eugene Henson, do bequeath my wavy hair to Dorothy Boyd. I, LeRoy Glasgow, do bequeath my good looks to any girl desiring some.