Stewardson Strasburg High School - Comet Yearbook (Strasburg, IL)

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'GG5G5'45 4QGQQQ .1 CLASS WILL ' We the class of 1938 on this the 24th day of March bequeath our prize possessions to the following people: Grayce Schroeder-A Stew- ardson boy who can get her home in time for school, Hazel Bingaman-A ne W sample book -on lchurch seats. Alice Lane-A pair of auto- mobile chains. Paul Terry-'Bhe right to take the little Sophomore girls up to the door. Louis Kircher-A b i c y c I e built for two so he and Don won't have to take turns about using it. Henry Williams-The right to go to a party with Evelyn Ruth. Helen Doeding-The right to smile-once in a while. Ona Rankin-The right to spark in front of the school building. Harlan Renshaw-The right to take special training in che-er leading. Ruth Reel--The r i g h t to watch Mr. Eckfeld, the magi- .c'ia'n. Marjorie Engel-The right to go with 'a boy more than once. Lila Ruwe-The right to go with a wi-dower at Stewardson. Lucille Bingaman-The right to wink at Jimmy York. Eva Reel-The r i g h t to breath out loud. Marie Collins-Shorted dres- ses-if possible. Louisa Williams-A longer tongue so she scan stick it out farther at the Senor boys. Retha Doeding-A bottle of peroxide to bleach her hair. Lee Roy Storm-The right to buy cheaper coffee than Mary Todd so he can buy more -candy. James Williams-A larger book to hide behind in biology class. Junior Racine-A naturali- zation paper so he won't have to iight for J apan. Jimmie York-A dress S0 he won't deceive his ways. Ruth Martin-The right to have a boy's wardrobe. Wanda Mae Y0ung- T h e right to go with Dizzy Kircher. Junior Bridges-A brighter gre-en shirt. Allan Dale Rankin-A pro- peller on his nose so he can use his ears to fly. Freddie Biesecker-A mag'- net to draw his brains together. Kenneth Rincker-A motor- stretcher. Harold Bullerman-S0meth- ing to talk about besides mink, muskrats, and Marjorie, Harold Nipp4?S0me plates for his shoes sol you can hear him jig. Donald Bridges-The right to fiirt with all the grade school girls. Jeanette Kircher-The right to be secretary in the Biehler Hatchery. 'Floyd Kull wills his ability to keep away from girls to Freddie Bieseoker. Tud Wilson wills his leather necktie to Ears Rankin. Evelyn Ruth Wills her small waist line to Hazel Bingaman. Guin Renshaw Wills his abil- ity to pretend to have forgotten something he really never

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1114 III! 11111 N I X7 ' . CLASS WILL A Kilontinuedl lmew to Marjorie Engel. Lavone Staehli leaves that beautiful blush to Jap Rosine. Lillian Wirth bequeaths all her rowdiness to Eva Reel. Lowell Green leaves 3 cert- tain Freshman girl broken- hearted but Lowell doesn't know it. Alfred Bingaman Wills his watch to Miss Weber so she won't have to bring her's to school. Fern Reel wills her short fingers, to hel-p her type faster, to Allan Dale Rankin. Ava Jean Griffith wills her clear -complexion to Henry Williams. Faye Eileen Webner Wills her laugh to Helen Doeding. Dolores Geddis will her art to Lee Roy Storm. We will to Mr. Hewitt a law .class that will argue. To Miss Anderman another steady boy friend. To Miss Weber more interest in the Decatur Cartage Co. To Mr. Eckfeld 'a -car that will go 100 miles an hour so he spends less time on the road and more at Champaign. The Seniors will to the Freshmen the ability to grow up fast enough to belcome serious minded. To the Sophomores our broad minds and the wide open spaces in our heads. To the Juniors our good looks and graceful actions.