Tuscola High School - Tuscolian Yearbook (Tuscola, IL)

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Janice Thornton wills her G. A. A. bowling score to all amateurs. Phyllis Travis leaves her size 6 shoes to Carol Clapper. Richard Valentine leaves his car to anyone whose father is a mechanic. Wayne Vest wills his ability to get his nose broken to Carl Bozarth. Ervin VonLanken leaves his duties as class president to the next senior class president. Raymond Weatherford leaves his mustache to Stan Dotson. Jim Weber wills his dancing ability to Bonnie Sanderson. Martha Woolridge leaves her friendly personality to the office. The Attached document was hereunto subscribed to by the Senior Class of 1955 in the pre- sence of each of us and was at the same time declared to be our last will and testament, and we signed our names hereto as witnesses on this second day of February, one thousand nine hundred and fifty five 119555. differ! e fSeaD Q254!d.w1!,cs-an 30,6 qwimessy Q , , ailing qwimessy f

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CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1955 of Tuscola Community High School, in the County of Douglas and the state of Illinois, being of sound mind and body do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. First: We are sorry to depart from our beloved high school but know that the future classes will carry on. Second: Knowlngthat they will honestly do this to the best of their ability, we do will and bequeath the following to said persons. Doris Atteberry leaves her trip to Japan to anyone wanting to learn Japanese. Lois Baker leaves her curls to Cookie. Mary Benner leaves her fondness for Arcola to Carol Kibler. Peggy Benner leaves her height to Mike Payne. Leroy Blary leaves his girl to anyone who qualifies. Mary Joan Breen bequeaths her ability to get out of P. E. class to anyone who can get away with it. She could. Max Buchanan leaves his Tarzan yell to Albert Heacock. Chub Conner wills his ha ha laugh to tee hee Huber. Sue Cox leaves her musical ability to Eddie VonLanken. Sarah Dallas bequeaths her quiet disposition to Bonnie Schultz. Sandra DeBo1t leaves her crown to the future Homecoming queen. Sue Dickson leaves her ability to get along with boys to Carole Stackhouse. Gayle Dodson leaves her southern accent to Barbara Lossman. Pat Donnals leaves her giggle to Vonda Branham. Phil Flanigan leaves his ability NOT to get along with officials to all future athletes. J im Foley leaves his nickname Boo I-loo to Bill Nisbet. Herbert Fullerton leaves his cowboy gun to Sheriff Sid, John Hartman leaves his brother Skip to the Army. Wilbur Hattabaugh leaves his ambition to be a janitor to Chuck King. Pat Hill wills her '49 Ford to anyone having to walk to school. Ruth Hopper leaves her typing ability to the '56 annual staff. Ronald Kingery leaves the gear out of his car to Low Gear Enyart. Larry Little leaves his trips to Montezuma to anyone who owns a gas station. Virginia Logan wills her position of head majorette to any up-and-coming baton twirler. Harold Long leaves his domestic qualities to all T. C. H. S. bachelors. Mary B. Long wills her long eyelashes to be evenly divided between the Armstrong twins. Caryl Lossman leaves her antique furniture to the Knox Furniture Store in Villa Grove. Doris McDaniel leaves her English grades to her brother Curt. Shirley Mannin wills her diamond ring to any future homemaker. Rick Marsh leaves his guns to the Federal Arsenal. Tom Meyer leaves his physique to Jerry Cooper. Lyla Nowning leaves her light-blue eyes to Larry Stabler. Ann Ohlsen leaves her cluttered locker to her sister Earlene. Mary Lou Pflum wills her friendly smile to all T. C. H, S. teachers. Henry Rahn leaves his remaining freedom to Keith Farber. Russell Rahn leaves his loud ways to Pat Weber. Joan Robertson wills her job at the show to anyone wanting to see a free movie. Roger Roderick leaves his place on the bench to anyone silly enough to want it. Dale Rutan leaves his acting ability to the Swift Ham Company. Ethel Schoppe leaves her musical rhythm to the boys' P. E. classes. Sharon Shank leaves her red hair tint to anyone who knows how to use it. Pat Simmons leaves her natural curly hair to Nancy Harriss. Rita Stackhouse leaves ------------------------ for good.

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