Sparland High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Sparland, IL)

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I ,L,. 2 ,,:1P1 091' ' ' SENIOR GLASS HISTORY fCON'T7 Our junior year found us a health? naopy class numbering seventeen. Don Boenle, Archie Gauwitz, Ella Stuff, and Mary Jane Welsh left us, but additions were Gloria McConnell and Jean Keaton. We all looked forward to the following year when We would be dignified-seniors, with the senior trip to look forward to and graduation not too far off, As seniors, we have a small class of thirteen. Those graduating are: James Appel, Richard Bogner, Lewis Buck, Eileen Burkholder, Robert Griswold, Gloria McConnell, Grace Pringle, Carol Pyles Parrish, Donald Russell, Lloyd Russell, Irma 4 Stuff, Jeanne Wallace, and Gloria Wilkins. --Lewis Buck

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Before leaving Range,W we the Sparland High dispose of our precious possess last will and .X AEMST 'i., ' gif.-'ZEN' ' Q3 3 XFJQJ'-' N? sam os 2 CLASS ' 5 WILL 1 .fITTW17Wvrf,,L our Home On The Senior Class of School, wish to earthly and most ions in this our testament. To the Junior Class, we leave the following Senio privileges: the right to occupy our section by the windows in the study hall, our leftover passages to Honolulu for your senior trip. We charge the sophomores with the duty of uphold ing school spirit and furnishing brainy members for the various activities. We hereby give to the freshmen one quart of tur- pentine, with which to remove their emerald hue. GLORIA HcCONNELL hereby wills her ability to work and co-operate to Jack Herncjar. Here's hoping you put it to use, Jack. ROBERT GRISWOLD does hereby will his knack to get away with murder in study halls to uDutchn Hoskins. JEANNE WALLACE transfers her kindness and twirl- ing ability to Mauritta Streitmatter. LEUIS BUCK does will and bequeath his fingernail clipper to Dean Probyn. Hope you are as thoughtful as Lewis was by leaning it out. CAROL PARRISH leaves her ability to get and keep a man to Wanda Divelbiss. I'