CLASS WILL We, the departing senior class of 1936, set forth our last will and testament in the hope that it will be a lasting reminder of the ideals which we are leaving to the school and the student body. Let it be understood that we are in our right minds and everything done is in the spirit of good will. Frank Anderson—my scientific ability to Mr. McConnell. Glenn Anderson—my agricultural ability to Donald Ryan. Ruth Anderson—my beloved debate cards to Roy Larson. Catherine Archer—my artistic tendency to Clara Belle Earnest. Harold Barr—my shapely legs to Dick Fager. Virginia Bess—my out-of-town dates to Dorothy Geegan. Arlene Burklund—my interest in insurance companies to Miss Kresler. Alice Carlson—my gentle manner to Paul Jones. Loren Carlson—my alertness in history classes to John Hill. Donald Clouse—my bright remarks in French class to Vernon Moline. Mabel Doan—my rhythm to Peggy Brunton. Elmer Flannigan—my restaurant ability to Edward Spencer. Delores Frank—my ability to make speeches to Joe Ashley. Grace Gifford—my tranquility to Shirley Davis. June Grimsley—my dignity to Shirley Watts. Gail Hedrick—my appetite, so he can grow and take my place on the football team, to Max Frump. Leon Henry—my pleasant dreams in the study hall to John Campbell. Victoria Horridge—my vocal aspirations to Barbara Benjamin. Elmer Johnson—my Saturday night rampages to Lavade Hanson. Lucille Johnson—my “get-up-and-go” to Ferd Marshall. Kenneth Jones- my dark complexion to Martha Lantz. Delbert Karr—my title of “one woman man” to Milton Schofield. Zelma Kiest—my interest in tenors to Mary Archer. Lyleth Larson—my poetic ability to Miss Anderson. John Lind—my straight hair to Cecil Reehl. Delmar Lundy—my interest in California to Irma Coulter. Linden Magnuson—my physique to Jimmy Purtill. Evelyn Marlatt—my cheer leading ability to Dorothy Stine. Earl Marshall—my speed in typing to Ralph Flora. Laura Belle Miller—my stature to Donald Flannery Marian Moline—the envy I cause to Gibson City girls to Betty Olson. Elinore Munson—my commanding voice to Paul Mortweet. Dorothy McFadden—my V-8 to Bud Thilmony. Albin Nelson—my liking for country roads on dark nights to Emil Sandstedt. Marcia Nelson—my ability to “brush up” on certain things to Vernon Swanson. Norman Nelson—my interest in ministers’ daughters to John Sederlund. Beulah Orr—my ability to win class basketball games to Virginia Froyd. Earl Palmberg—my light hair to Max Sullivan. William Parker—my irresistible attraction to the frail sex to Bud Van Antwerp. James Reep—my interest in junior girls to Chuck Cornelison. John Reep—my interest in Gallagher’s Business School to Shirley Apland. Marilynn Ryan—my interest in Onarga to Virginia Jones. Louise Sandstedt—my sweet voice to Philip Lindell. Irene Schwartz—my different coiffeurs to Alice Starkey. Phyllis Stevens—my attraction to miniature cyclones (Gails) to Mary Barnes. Thomas Stevenson—my blushes to Nobel Skon-berg. Clara Rose Stubbins—my knitting ability to Wanda Fiscus. Bill Sullivan—my bass voice to Virginia Stremme. John Swanson—my aggressive basketball technique to Tommy Curran. Norma Swanson—my pep at basketball games to Miss Strong. Thelma Swanson—my belief that “silence is golden’’ to Juanita Randolph. Vernon Swanson—my bottle of brilliantine to Walter Amerman. Hartzell Teesdale—my dancing ability to Jimmy Magnuson. Virginia Tweet—my straight A’s in history to Alma Warfield. Marjorie Vevig—my interest in negative debating team captains to La Verta Glabe. Thelma Walker—my studiousness to Jack Custer. Eugene Whitman—my place on the F.F.A. basketball team to La Verne Rasmus. Frances Woodward—my red hair to Martha Apland.
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