South Beloit High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (South Beloit, IL)

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CLASS WILL cC0l1tiI1llBdD I, Ruby McClellan, will my talkativeness to Willard Storlie. I, Nora McHone, will my pretty blush to Dale Story. I, Katherine Mannone, will my slimness to Delores Winnie. I, Valeria Martell, will my brown eyes to Joyce Petrick. I, Betty Spaulding, will my love for the opposite sex to Shirley Wincapaw. I, Corrine Strand, will my sweet, little girl ways to Dorothy Martingilio. I, Rosella Petitt, will my carefree nature to Edwin Garber. I, Ruth Riley, will my long hair to Doris Karty. I, Betty Whittemore, will my love of singing to Virginia Mandera. I, Barbara Smithson, will my musical talent to Delores Lamb. I, William Gilliam, will my Zoot suits to Bummer Bates. I, Connie Munoz, will my stand-in with the teachers to Eula Perry. I, Lorraine Nicholson, will my ability to chew gum to Joyce Pokorney. I, Corinne Griffiths, will my blonde hair to Nan Crowe. I, Helen Perry, will my good times to Mildred Griffiths. Signed, sealed, and delivered by HELEN PERRY CORINNE GRIEEITHS I, Wilma Ulven, will my reading ability to Betty Thorson. CLASS PO EM S The years may be many, but the memory's strong, Of the days we burst in with a smile and a song, Gay little freshmen, making our way, To the time of the present, the time of today. Then in with the new year and sophomores we are, Looking to graduation, our one guiding star. With studies to help, to clear the way, To the time of the present, the time of today. Then becoming a junior is our main pride, One which is not easily cast aside With more studies our ticket of fare to pay, To the time of the present, the time of today. And now we are seniors, at the crossroad, Between future and past, and must shoulder our load, And like the Arabs silently steal away, To the time of the future from the time of today. BARBARA SMITHSON, The 1946 Blackhawk 19

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CLASS WILL We, the class of I946, of the South Beloit High School, in the County of Winnebago, and State of Illinois, being of sound and dis- posing mind and memory, do make, publish. and declare this to be our last will and testa- ment, hereby revoking all former wills made by us at any time. We hereby devise, bequeath, and dispose thereof our worldly estate in the following manner: ARTICLE I. To THE FACULTY We seniors, as a group, leave the following: To Miss Porter and Miss Norcross we leave all our intelligence. To Miss Eastwood we leave our bright smiles. To Mrs. Smith we leave our worn-out nerves. To Mr. Barr we leave a carton of Philip Morris. V To Mrs. Fuller we leave a fleet of new sewing machines. To Mr. Scheibel we leave a neon sign for his car. To Mr. Chenette we leave all our old gossip. To Mr. Martell we leave all our troubles. ARTICLE H. To THE CLASSES We seniors, as a group, leave the following: To the freshmen we leave our beauty and the memories of our initiation. To the sophomores we leave our friend- ship. To the juniors we leave the hope that they will carry on our good work. ARTICLE HI. To THE STUDENTS We, seniors, individually, leave the follow- ing to the Juniors and Sophomores: I, Allen Anderson, will my six subjects to Dick Simpson. I, Roger Behling, will my farmer walk to Rosella Pfeiffer. I, Richard Bowles, will my loud Voice to Richard Riley. 18 I, Pat PfeiHer, will my dainty feet to Frank Nielson. ' I. Marion Brown, will my quietness to Josephine Marino. I, Floyd Drew, will my gracefulness to Bob Conant. I, Donald Cornwell, will my Romeo type to Gerald St. John. I, Gus Erickson, will my shortness to Darlene Collins, I, Ralph Fulton, will my change of heart to Shirley Perry. I, Bill Joyce, will my bashfulness to Dorothy Pospischil. I, Bill Karty, will my long legs to Pat Perkins, I, Charles Mook, will my straight A report card to Doris Greer. I, Joe Weldon, will my title The Voice to Donald Porter. I, John Crowe, will my ability to get acquainted fast to Guy McClellan. I, Richard Youngwith, will my humor- ous ways to Richard Foster. I, Betty Amato, will my love for men to Florice Hanson. I, Marlene Blizard, will my short skirts to Viola Doud. I, Alice Brady, will my dancing ability to Richard Janecke. I, Betty Burchlield, will my quiet man- ners and actions to Harold McCrillis. I, Velma Eisenhauer, will my unassum- ing manner to Cy Bryce. I, Audrey Grieves, will my ability to stick to one man to Bertie Lou Baptist. I, Charlotte Guerin, will my intelligence to Chuck Pipitone. I, Jane Joyce, will my inquisitiveness to Ivan Newnham. I, Rosemary Keenan, will my ability to flirt to Jacqueline Warden. I, Joyce Lamb, will my pleasant person- ality to Leroy Busker. I, Beverly Letheby, will my babyish ways to Grace Sciacca. The 1946 Blackhawk

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Seated, left to right-Alice Brady, Corinne Griffiths, Charlotte Guerin, Rosemary Keenan. Second row, left to right-Corrine Strand, Marion Brown, Don Cornwell, Roger Behling. Third row, left to right-Dick Bowles, Ralph Fulton, Bill Karty. SENIOR PERSONALITIES Best look1ng girl ....,,..,.......,. ............,.. ...... Best looking boy ..... Best girl dancer .r..... Best boy dancer ...... Best dressed girl ................. Best dressed boy .,........,........ ...., ..... ..., Girl most likely to succeed ....... ......,..,.,..,.............. Boy most likely to succeed ..,. ....... D on Cornwell Most popular girl Most popular boy Most bashful girl ....., Most bashful boy ...... Most comical girl Most comical boy Most studious girl Most studious boy 20 ,Corinne Griliiths Don Cornwell Alice Brady ,,.....Bi1l Karty Alice Brady .,......Dick Bowles ,Charlotte Guerin and Ralph Fulton Alice Brady .,....Don Cornwell Corrine Strand Marion Brown Rosemary Keenan .....,Roger Behling .Charlotte Guerin Ralph Fulton The 1946 Blackhawk