ROWVA High School - Rovan Yearbook (Oneida, IL)

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' X j,ff f7ljflQfl'l,f,lfiQ'3ij-JfXli'1ijff:5- rjzficififr? A' We, The senior class do will, Mr. Shaw a fur cup so , there will be a little more fuzz on the outside. Al We, The senior class do will Miss Johnson a sister so 'QI neither Hubert or Leonard will feel bad. Q We, The senior class do will Mr. Plapp a globe so he x4I may see the world's round and it won't hold water either. J We, The senior class do will Mr. Pyle a new lar-iet so jj he will be able to catch the outlaws of A. H. S. I li We, The senior class do will Miss Hamrick our noisi- X ness so we will know that she is around. I .Q We, The senior class do hereby appoint Hopalong Cas- 4I sidy sole executor of this last will and testament this first day of May in the year one thousand nine hundred and A, forty-seven. 4' wwwsssss ' I In 0 AI 4I JI lf Everett Main f J, Nancy Stuckey A Wilbur Berg 4I I Q, I I 4I AI fr II I 'I

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X , CLASS WILL We the Senior Class of 1947 do hereby scribble down the scratches of our last will and testament to be trans- lated of this date. I, Lois Hopkins, do will my car to certain Junior girls so they can get to Galva more often. Also, the spare tire of my car to Louie. I, Badger, alias Donald Bjorling, do will my Packard to the Physics class to find out what is wrong with it. Will they please send the spare parts back to me? Also, a cigar to every one in honor of an occasion. I, Carleton Hammerlund, do will my quietness to Skip. Also my Ford to Tom Rollins so he will have a car of his own to wreck. I, Bill Berg, do will my muscles to Tracy Johnson so he will be able to take part in his own battles. I, Nancy Stuckey, do will my smiles to Ruth Kenny so she will be able to catch a man as I did. I, Stuart Simpson, do will my athletic ability to Skip so he may be lucky enough to be sixth man on one of the P. E. teams. I, June Quanstrom, do will my ability for getting into good pictures to Jaimie so she can get in good with Everett Steward. I, Joan Fansler, do will my camera to JoAnn Johnson ao she will have something else to look into instead of Curt's eyes. I, Gus Lynd, do will my ability to sleep in class to the alert? FRESHMAN. I, Bud Main, do will my paper doll to Clark since his moved and I am in hopes of finding a real one. I, Carroll Thomson, do will girls so they won't have to borrow Glenn's. my car to the Junior f I, 'ob Piosebietoy fo will'm' arguing ability to skip . I-r ':,...f:f.. A . it-.. '. .. fy so he may successfully talk Prof o t of his assignments. u We, the senior class do will Mr. Moore. F .gi fH L f tx H ? 'M ,4 F 'x I m ? S 3. IAA A 471 x

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We have a boy named sa,.gfwfNrip f-wfw-ft .,fw,rq-arg 7 ivi-vis. W ll M-,-lv,-f'5-Jewlg-w1kvALV4Lf-, Aff-a.J.w , GLASS POEM We'd like to introduce you, I say--we would, To our class of seniors, But we don't know if we should. Although we are a small class, We make a lot of noise, We have hut only four girls And eight good-looking boys. We like to break traditions, ' And we're good at giving parties, To look at our renort cards You can tell that we are smarties. First comes Bill, He is really a swell guy, And we have noticed with the girls He is never shy. Next in line is Carroll, ' He joined our class last year, An asset to the seniors, We're glad that he is here. Here is June, The blonde one of the four, We know that she will always be Our friend forevermore. Carl is the next one, The boy with the curly hair, Whenever we need any helo, We know he will always he there. A tall lad is Stuart, He is a friend to all, We know his favorite snort Is playing basketball. Joan is the brunette Of the girls in our She's always on the So we know that she class, honor roll will pass. Bob, Sometimes he likes to go to school, Especially when they play basketball, Because he really knows the rules.