Toulon Township High School - Tolo Yearbook (Toulon, IL)

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CLASS WILL—continued I, Louise Hand, will my roller-skating technique to Emma Harper and Eileen Bruning providing they don’t try to skate down Covers' hill. I, Irene Mock, will my 203 freckles (by actual count) to Wallace Smith because I think he'd look cute with them. I, Dean Pyle, will my clever technique in getting everyone but myself to get my lessons for me, to Jeanne Gelvin and John Turnbull. I, Milan Berfield, will my affection for blondes to Murray Jackson and Frank Wetzel in case they’re tired of brunettes. I, Donald Hedges, will my fondness for getting book report points to Merton Welch and Bob Duncan. I, Bob Swango, will my ability to become acquainted with new girls to Ted Mock. I, Lois Marshall, will my ability to make dolls to Mary Martin so she may entertain the patrons of the Diner. I, Ramona Wallace, will my southern drawl to Marjorie Walker and Mildred Flanagan. I, Bob Dustin, will my dimples and my ability to keep on my beauty sleep in history class to Bob Trickle. I, Donald Blakey, will my guitar to Doris Hall because she likes that kind of music. I, Joe Steimle, will my perfect behavior in history class (American) and my little informal chats with the teacher to Bob Hackwith. I, Patricia Cover, will my numerous bracelets to Dorothy Dennis so she too can jingle them in every class. I, Dale Eckley, will my dancing skill to Joe Flanagan and Don Frail so they can create new steps. I, Amandalyn Masonic, will my romantic ways to Blanche McCulloch and Marjorie Nicholson. Signed, sealed, and witnessed this sixth day of March, the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and forty-one. Signed—Members of the Senior Class. Witnesses—'Dean Young Kathryn Appenheimer By: -JMary Qreel 'Patricia Qover

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CLASS WILL (1940-1941) We, the members of the Senior Class of '41 being reasonably firm of body and sound of mind, do hereby declare this manuscript to be our last will and testament. I, Verna Pickling, will my fetching giggle to Sigridmae Swaney, providing she improves somewhat on it. I, Juanita Appenheimer, will my influence with certain influential Juniors to Phyllis Young and Colette Cole. I, Doris Cobb, will my faithfulness to the University of Illinois to Bill Gilfillan, so he too may have fun during the holiday seasons. I, Roberta Pendarvis, will my way with the opposite sex to Maxine Throop and Dorothy Coakley. I, Maxine Durbin, will my little pet skunk to H. R. Dorsey and Margaret Chase, who are always kind to dumb animals. I, Helen DeBord, will my distinctive handwriting to George Jones. I, Margaret Creasey, will some of my excess height to Iris Bates so that she too may see the outside world. I, Quentin House, will my ability to dance every other dance at the school parties to Malcolm Briggs. I, James Reed, will my attention in history class to Hazel Cobb so she too may make excellent grades. I, Elaine Beamer, will my soprano voice to Betty Duncan so she may make the Glee Club, too. I, John McRell, will my jitterbug ability to Bob Wilson providing he betters my technique. I, Bettye Screeton, will my high bowling score to Dorothy Jean Hotz. I, June Bergthold, will my ability to always get to school on time to Morris Hogate because he gets here just too early. I, Mary Creel, will Elmer, my little pet chameleon, to Bill Allison so he too may attract attention in class. I, Doris Chamberlain, will my black hat and veil to Maxine Talbert. I, Marcine Murchison, will my privilege of saying, I'm sweet sixteen and never been kissed” to Doris White because I can't say it any more. (I'm seventeen, now!) I, Lester Lee Silliman, will my Super-Buick to Haydn Murray as he seems to have trouble keeping his car in condition. I, Jean McManus, will my long eyelashes and long hair to Carl Lehman. I, Ruth Turnbull, will my poor grades in typing to Rollin Rice as he's just too far behind. I, Helen Chapman, will my boisterous behavior to Robert Reed, who is just too, too quiet. I, Arlene Eckley, will my red skirt to Doris White. I, Doris Coakley, will my skill in mathematics to Dale Fox, so he too may go on and on in Math. I, Sam King, will my ability as captain of the football team and lots of good luck for 1941 to John Addis. I, Dorothy McCans, will my tempetuous personality to Catherine Linker and Phyllis Nelson so that they may create a disturbance in 8th hour study hall. I, Bob Schmidt, will my pop salesmanship to Kenny Witte so he can break the sales records next year.

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