Monticello High School - Memories Yearbook (Monticello, IL)

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llllllllllllIIIlIIlIlI!lIl!lI!Ill!IlIlIIIIIIIII!IIlIlIillIllllIlIIllllIlIllllllllllli ll 9 3 0 SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1930, of Monticello Community High School, County of Piatt, being of sound mind and memory, and knowing the extent and value of our property, and the relation those bear to us, who are entitled to our bounty, do hereby make and declare this to be our last will and testament, on the twenty- sixth day of March, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and thirty. As a group we hereby do bequeath: To the Junior Class: Our seats next to the south wall. To the Sophomore Class: Our advanced knowledge. To the Freshman Class: Mr. Drew as a biology teacher. To the Faculty as a whole: A class that will obey their weekly rules as well as the Class of 1930. As individuals we hereby make the following bequests: Wilma Abner: To Jessie Stewart, her rosy cheeks. Dorothy Cresap: Her tireless tongue to Geneva Blacker. Mary Blacker and Erma Mitchell: Their constant companionship and lov- able disposition to Mary Hawthorne and Janith G. Pauline Cole: Her domestic science ability to Mary Louise Dighton. Nola Dillavou: Her friendliness to Florence Adams. Bessie Anderson: Shows her affection for the janitor by upholstering one perfectly good seat with second hand chewing gum. Inez Storm and Lee Jay: Are keeping everything to themselves. Don Timmons: His quiet manner to Billy Holmes. Carlyle Dillavou: His sister to Everett Glasgow to have and to hold Cif he canj. Richard White: His old Ford to be placed in the parking grounds as a monument to the Class of '30. Clifford Luscaleet: His optimistic nature to C. Perry. Gaynell Mulvain: Her boyish bob to Marguerite Varner. Dwight LaNier: All of his curly hair to Bill Holmes. LaNier's motto is, Never do a thing half way . Glenn Mitchell: His ability to hit the basket to the whole team next year. Arnold Sievers: His uncombed hair to his brother Arthur. Evelyn Smith: Her wiggle to Jessie Stewart. Wilma Riddle: Her vacant seat to anyone who feels capable of filling it. Kenneth Musick: His manly voice to Freddie Plunk. Claudia Spencer: Her H to Stella McClellan. Edna Stone: Her giggle to Lawrence Hubbard. Helen Royse: Her fondness for sports and athletics to Sue Foster. jim Plankenhorn: To Sue Foster, sixty superfluous pounds. Edith Norfleet: Her love for Latin to Mary Hawthorne. John Maier: His shyness to Miss Larmore. Lawrence Rankin: His oratorical ability to Helen Marquiss. Linden Piatt: Flatly refuses to will, leave, bestow, give, donate, bequeath, or even yield anything. Geneva Orrison: Her sweet disposition to Audrey Milligan. Clark Noecker: His farming ability to Dwight Doss. Paul Mullvain: His football ability to Port Wheeler. Lynn McGinnis: Quiet ways to Bob Valentine. Lyle McFeeters: Tendency to speed to G. W. Sutton. Pauline Meyer: Her musical laughter to Lois Gardner. -I6-