Valier High School - Bluebird Yearbook (Valier, IL)

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Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1951 and 1952 of the Valier Community High School, hereby make and publish this, our last will and testament, to wit: TO THE FACULTY We bequeath our sincere appreciation and respect for guiding our classes successfully through the years. INDIVIDUALLY WE BEQUEATH I, Clyde Pierce, bequeath my Sesser girl friend to Bill O'Brien. I, Jim Wright, bequeath my love for school to Sheridan Leek. I, Georgiana Holder, bequeath 10 pounds to Ann Collier . I, Harriet Smith, bequeath my Scott Field Air Force boy friends to Pat Eubanks. I, Don Brown, bequeath my sports ability to Joe Tobolik. I, Dale Simpson, bequeath my bronze football to Bill Burns. I, Waneta Eubanks, bequeath my soft voice to Shirley Philipak. I, Mary England, bequeath my boldness to Ann Bailor. I, Johnie Vercellino, bequeath my stogie cigars to James Overturf. I, Wynona Prosser, bequeath to Joyce Smith my ability to get a Christopher High School class ring, with a certain initial. I, Pauline Mackey, bequeath my ability to go steady with a Sesser boy to Louella Griffin. I, Phyllis Green, bequeath my ability to get a man to Billie Boggio. I, JoAnn Burtoft, bequeath a tall blue eyed boy to Gaye Planutis. I, Bill Holder, bequeath the fish from First Pond to Buddy Payne. I, Carol Bailor, bequeath my ability to milk a cow to Leona Gulley. I, Agnes Malle, bequeath the editorship of the Broadcaster to Shirley Harvengt. . I, Vernon Sullivan, bequeath my map of Rend City road to Eugene Burman. I, Ruth Morgan, bequeath my brown eyes to Diane Mantor. I, Shirley Taylor, bequeath my job as advertising manager of the Bluebird to Noraine Tindall. I, Harry Joseph Robinson, bequeath my ability to get girl friends to Nelson Collier.

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Class Prophecy As you travel down the long road of life, you often wonder what has happened to your old classmates. It has been ten years since the class of 52 and teachers have been together. I planned a banquet for the old gang and wonder of wonders, everybody was able to attend. Carol Bailor writes articles on children. Her latest is, NEVER SCOLD A CHILD . Carol lives in Miami, Florida. Don Brown manages Brownie's Monkey Show , in Cleveland, Ohio. . JoAnn Burtoft lives in Reno, Nevada. She became a lawyer when she found that marriage wasn't for her. All of her cases are divorce cases. l Mary Ann England lives in Houston, Texas and is a very well known sculptress. Her latest work is a bust of Harry Boyd, which will be placed in Valier's Hall of Fame. Waneta Eubanks is an acrobat and a clown in the King Circus of Hollywood, California. Phyllis Green has a school for the ABSENT MINDED in Anna, Illinois. She has a long waiting list from the Valier High School. Bill Holder is speech teacher at old V. C. H. S. Georgeanna Holder is now working with a wrestling team in Omaha, Nebraska. She recently overthrew the ten years' champion. Pauline Mackey models feed sacks for the Crain Feed and Grain Company in a big New York modeling agency. Agnes Malle has a small restaurant in Portland, Oregon, but she eats most of the profit. Ruth Morgan now lives on a ranch in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She has 2000 head of cattle and spends her free time riding the range. Clyde Pierce has a farm on the out skirts of Springfield, Missouri. He raises mules, because they seem to understand him. Wynona Prosser, now living in Paris, France, has been entertaining the deaf and dumb for the past two years. Harry Joseph Robinson II, has married a beautiful and wealthy woman and is living in sunny Los Angeles, California. He says he'd rather be an old woman's darling than a young woman's slave. Dale Simpson is still looking for the girl with the perfect curves. He is now living in San Bernadino, California. Harriet Smith has a secretarial school called Smitty's School of Commerce , in Salt Lake City, Utah. CContinuedJ