Norris City Omaha Enfield High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Norris City, IL)

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CLASS WILL We the -'Senior Class of '44 Fneing su-pposedly of sound mind, do hereby will and be- queath to members off the Junior Class, all property and rights herein designated. AUSTIN BOYD wills his ability to lose things to Gene Davis. JACK SJHAIN and NORMAN HILL will their place on the basketball team to Carl Doerner. DERALD HENSON wills his ability to drive 'a car to Donald Aud. MARGARET ANDERSON and ELEANOR GREENE will their interest in men to Wilma Gidcumb. ,ff MARY ,STEPHENS and AIIJEEN MAQDDOX will their place on the Student .Coun- cil to Imogene Patton. VIRGINIA HUGHES and VIRGINIA SPENCE will their quietness to Betty Bruce. NOAH BRUCE and BERTHAL 'WEA'S will their love of argument to Dalton Aud. TEDDY VAN VVENKLE wills his being absent from school to Marie Edwards. RIEBA NEWOOMB wills her slow speech to .Norma 'Faunce. ELLIS AUSTIN and HUBERT DOWNEN will the power to hold their women to Morris Wes-t. LEONA WALL and MARY KNIGHT will their height to Ro-bylee Hill. MAIDA WZHIIPYPLE and PAVULIINE DOLALN will their Waistline to Mary Griffith. JIM 'McfllNTOSH and WILBUR CLARK will their unused bookkeeping book to Glen Harris. COLIIEEN SMITH and VALETA MARGRAVE will their love of basketball to Glennys Greathouse. BETH 'SHOOK wills her oratorical powers to Leona Tyler. KENNETH ORR wills his measles to Howard Chapman. ROY OHNEAL and JAMES SANDERJS will their checker sessions at noon to Bernard Austin. MARGIE BOLERJACK and JOAN QUESTELL will their interest in the Army to Kathleen Keasler. .HAROLD S-CI-IRJIEIBER and LOGAN ROARK will their place in the Naval Re- serve to -Stanley Johnson. PHIIIUP VAN WINKLE wills his quietness to Bud Newman. ANNA ROYE and RUTH HARPER will their melodious voices to Virginia Hol- land. MARY LOU KOELLING wills her interest in junior boys to Bernice Healy. KATHLEEN AUSTIN and JANE FULKLERSON will their love of Home Eco- nomics to Plumadell Bell. RUSSELL ORR wills his good behavior in the 4th hour library to James Mc- Kenzie. ' ELIZABETH SMITH wills her place as drummer to Floyd Williams. JOYCE QUESTELL wills her interest in Clarksville, Tennessee, to Lucille Chisum. WILLIAM EDWARDS will his height to Guy Evans. SYLMA JEAN AUSTIN wills her talkativeness to Delilah Kennedy. VVILMA BISHOP and WANDA KEASIJER will their quiet ways to Beulah Mc- Kenzie. ROY DUlCK'WORTI-I and GERALD I-IEALY will their interest in girls to J. W. Graves. RJOCBERT HEALY wills his love of English to Mary Ruth Coffman. RALPH JORDAIN and NORA RUTH BRYANT will their interest in blondes to Virginia Cox. Page Twenty

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A DRAMA OF THE SENIOR CLASS President ........................................................ Kenneth Orr Vice President -., .......... ......... N orman Hill Secretary-Treasurer ....... ...... R eba Newcomb Characters ....................... ...... ...... S e nior Class Time ............. ....................................... 1 940 to 1944 Place ...... l ....... N-orris City Township High School ACT I-FRESHMAN YEAR In September, 1940, ninety-three freshmen marched in and invad- ed N. C. T. H. S. After a few days of g-etting lost and trying to get to the classrooms, we became adjusted to our proper assignments and duties. We were proud of our freshman basketball team. Remember the Cardinal Campaign and our candy sales? We freshman girls were also proud of our venetian blinds which we lb-ought for the English room and Mr. Phelps' office. ACT IIQSOPHOMORE YEAR We sophomores felt rather grown up and helped play jokes on the little Freshies, just as upperclassmen had played on us the previous year. We entered -clubs, games, and various activities of the school. ACT III-JUNIOR YEAR In September, 1942, we again enlisted for service in the N. C. T. H. S. Our class, which was the largest in the history of the school, par- ticipated in many activitiesg but several of our members had been trans- ferred to other camps. We were well represented in the band, plays, orchestra, clulbs, athletics, and Cardinal Staff. Our greatest maneuver of the year was the J unior-Senior Banquet and Prom. ACT IV--SENIOR YEAR We seniors are taking our final training and will soon go into oth- er branches of service. Although we must depart, we shall not forget this act in our lives, and we hope we may be successful in our next drama of life whether it be on the home front or over-seas. 'Our final -act will be presented here in the high sch-o'ol auditorium Friday, May 19. We invite you to come to our last public appearance in Dear Old N. C. T. H. S. Page Nineteen

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