Port Byron High School - Echo Yearbook (Port Byron, IL)

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Last Will and Testament of the Class of 1948 We, the class of '48, On June the second, that's the date. This noble will we do endow To show you underclassmen how To get along when we aren't here And bring you happiness and cheer. Article I A new typewriter we leave Mr. Hall One that he won't have to fix at all. leave a new class --we hope they will pass. To Mrs. Henry, we Cf better Seniors We leave to Coach A better ball team as the years go by. Hoff, a really swell guy, To Mr. Hofflund we leave nothing at all Carl Orr and Bob Dailey won't be back next fall To Miss Pearsall, our newest teacher, We leave all those beautiful voices to feature. To Miss Perring, at her own request, We will a fountain-but you'd never guess- A fountain of youth-in which she can dive So School Boards can't fire her at age 65. Article II To Jack, our janitor, for twenty-five years, Our wishes we leave and heartfelt cheers. Article III Bob Wainwright leaves his voice so clear To BobQ Carlson whom we love to hear. Don Frits, would you lihe to stay alive? Then take Lloyd Dailey's ability to drive. For Herbie Wadsager, Walt Bull will part With his knack for excuses! Herb's got a good start

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Bob Dailey leaves his ability to flirt To some little Freshie or Sophomore squirt. Rodney Whitesides, president of our class, Gives Iarty Shannon his ability to pass. Carl Orr leaves his curly black hair To Earl Bull, with his debonair air. Height goes to Mary Saunders, so small- From Elinor Larson who is very tall. Joan Ecker wills her work for Mr. Hall To Joan Zwolanek to come at his call Nancy Zwolanek to Letitia does will Her ability to talk--Letitie'S so Still. Donna leaves her laugh so silly To Alice Clossin--ain't that a dilly? Dolores Murphy to Ruth and Mary Lou Gives her ability to stay home with the flu. Lick Hells leaves his quiet To little Jack Falls for as ways Don Earhart leaves to some shiek his Without Don, I'm sure, Barb won't be Dick Strandgard leaves his ways with To the underolassmen who is the most Alan Anderson feels it is his duty To leave all his love to dear little long as he stays. flame- the same. Miss Perring daring. Trudy. Handsome Jim Barker, whose hair is his joy Leaves USunshineH his ability to be a good boy. Sue leaves a-dashing-hither and yon To the Junior class president whose name is Don. Bev Hose leaves her men and also her charm To Carol Hermes--It'll do her no harm. Jim Smith KArkyD leaves his southern drawl To Frankie Sample! I guess that's all. Signed: The Class of l948