Tuscola High School - Tuscolian Yearbook (Tuscola, IL)

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Senier Edition Old Gold and Black Echoes Monday, May 27, 1935. These people have contributed to the support of this booklet THANK YOU! ALEC HUNT GROCERY E. B. HACKLEMAN STAR STORE HARRY KING DOUGLAS CAFE JOHN DEWEY DOUGLAS COUNTY GARAGE F. A. WARREN AUTOS DR. J. 0. CLETCHER TUSCOLA STATE BANK H. RAY MARREN II. BIERFELDT DR. F. F. RICE IIOEL’S QUALITY FOOD STORE TUSCOLA KANDY KITCHEN DR. R. A. PALMER DR. C. L. HINE RASOR COAL CO. THE TUSCOLA REVIEW SCHABLE BEAUTY SHOPPE TATE’S GROCERY TUSCOLA CAFE R. H. CARPENTER SON L. R. McNEILL DRUG STORE DR. GEORGE FULLER COOCH BROCK TUSCOLA HARDWARE CO. EVERETT H. BRUHN J. S. CAMPBELL MILLER’S MATINEE STORE ALBERT LUCAS SHOE SHOP GRAB-IT-HERE W ADDINGTON’S HOWARD WEAVER CASHI-’ORD ART STORE LAND 1I0TT WILSON’S ICE CREAM PARLOR STURGELL’S JEWELRY STORE C. C. BUEHRIG FURSTE’S AUTO SUPPLY STACY’S DRUG STORE C. A. VEST IMPLEMENT STORE 111-QUALITY HATCHERY EARL DAVIES GABLE INN HOTEL BARBER SHOP L. E. MATTHEWS TUSCOLA BOWLING ALLEYS HENDRIX MOTOR SALES C. C. R0M1NE HICKEY TIRE SHOP DOUGLAS COUNTY ABSTRACT LOAN COMPANY MOULDEN’S RADIO STORE TUSCOLA CO-OPERATIVE GRAIN COMPANY DEW DROP INN McFALL’S STUDIO

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Senior Edition Old Gold and Black Echoes Monday, May 27, 1935. To Bob Radcliff, we will Maurice Goodwin’s ability as an electrician. To Janet Davis, Jane Neal bequeaths her big blue eyes. To Jimmy Neal, we leave George Myers’ bashful ness. To Frae Virginia, we bequeath Irene Hance’s quiet ways. To Florence Davis, Eula Hargis wills her giggles. To Kay Meyer, we leave Freda Harre’s mouth. To Wilma McCarty, Tuffy Ingram bequeaths his erectness. To Dwight Hansen, we leave Wayne Jensen’s ability to eat pies. To Mary Halberstadt, we will Clarence Jones’ penmanship. To Frances Taylor, Marie Jones leaves her car to run around town in. To Max Sparks, we bequeath Owen Jones’ ready humor. To Clarence Gordy, we leave George Kennedy’s winning personality. To Rita Ann Meyer, Dorothy McDowell wills her plumpness. To Ralph Howard, we bequeath Ed Martin’s red hair. To Marguerite Price, we leave Frances Martin’s nickname “Monk”. To Glenn Armstrong, Ott Mayer leaves his basketball ability. To Tom Bundy, we bequeath Willie Moore’s drawl. To George Hackleman, we kindly leave Rosemary Overturf’s diction. To June Armstrong, Gretchen Park’s olive complexion we bequeath. To Esther Beardsley, we leave Charlotte Record’s ability to wear clothes. To Maxine Crowdis, we will Leona Rahn’s studious ways. To any one who needs it, Rex Robertson leaves his good looks. To Elizabeth Callaway, we bequeath Rosy Rogers’ rosy cheeks. To Hank Salmons, we leave Billy Romine’s love for “Ag”. To Bob Renner, Ned Romine wills his attraction for falling objects. To Merle Mohr, we bequeath Bob Romine’s running ability. To Janice Coy, we bequeath Stanley Romine’s sarcasm. To Freda Baker, Ruth Romine leaves her boyish ways. To Jean Seip, we will Lois Seip’s steady boy friend. To the junior boys, John Spellbring wills the freshman girls. To Edith Jackson, we bequeath Marianne Stephens’ baby face. To Alma Albritton, Mildred Trimble leaves her shorthand ability. To Leland Doty, we bequeath Glenn Turner’s pretty hands. To Ellen Orahood, we will Helen Vickroy’s quick movements. Ruth Hackett is left Dorothy Weaver’s ambition as an athlete. To Frederick Folkerts, Billy West’s stature is left. To Eileen Dick, we bequeath Kate Wilmeth’s briefness. To Gale Hoel, Albert Wright leaves Betty Jane. To Leone Cazel, we will Geraldine Wright’s streamline figure. To Margaret Coy, Elizabeth York leaves her stand-in with one of the Rideout twins.-We, the senior class of 1935, do hereby appoint Grace E. Moore and Vernon Askew, our class advisors, to see that this will is legally and justly carried out in accordance with our directions. In witness thereof we do hereby set hand and seal this twenty-third day of May in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred thirty-five. Witnesses: Miss Grace Moore Mr. Vernon Askew Signed Virginia Goetz Lois Seip John Spellbring Glenn Turner

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Let us add here, that each and every member of the Class of 1935 will carry pleasant memories of Miss Violet Wilson, Press Adviser, whose untiring efforts were so largely responsible for this publication.