West Salem High School - Hi Lite Yearbook (West Salem, IL)

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1947 Camilla Clodfelter Velma Libke We, the Senior Class of 1947, wish to leave this, our last will, signed, sealed, published, and declared by us in the presence of witnesses, to the Junior Class. I, Jim Bennett, will my ability for talking ten minutes at a time without saying anything to Max Boewe and Richard Swartzlose. I, Clayton Brant, will my love for blonde hair to Harold Hayes. 1, Gene Cash, will my ability to study to Margie Andrews. I, Camilla Clodfelter, will my love for sailors to Thelma Hardy and Wilma Maidlow. 1, Dorothy Diesher, will my love for out-of-town boys to Mary Wiseman and Margaret Weber. I, Donald Ellis, will my “Women Slaying” powers to James Ahlfield. I, Audrey Fritchley, will my cheerleading ability to Wanda Gillard and Barbara Douglas. I, Lois Gaede, will my charming personality to Ann Clodfelter and Norma Lee Bennett. I, Bob Gentz, will my extra weight to Kenneth Harrison. I, Gene Gibson, will my wavy brown hair to Harold King. I, Betty Hall, will my love for giggling in study hall to Dorothy Martin. J, Joan Hallbeck, will my love for shorthand to Monica Marshall. I, Carl Hayes, will a few of my feminine admirers, but only a few, to Ivan Sams. I, Bernice Ibbotson, will all the chewing gum that I may have left under the seats to Francis Jennings. I, Marie Libke, will my love for soldiers to Marie Roland. I, Velma Libke, will my excess lipstick that I use to Helen Libke and Imogene Hasewinkle.

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I, John Luther, will my ability to ask a lot of questions to John Boewe. 1, Donald Maas, will my shyness to Willard Lemke and Merrill Myres. I, Virginia Maas, will my ambition for a career to Neoma Johnson. 1, Don Miller, will my good nature and broad smile to Gene Marks and Harold Wiseman. I, Margie Putnam, will my cheerful smile to Iva Lorraine Myres. 1, Iva Jean Shelby, will my ability for acting a fool and getting away with it in typing class, to Verla Smith. I, Duane Smith, will my alertness in class to David Bratsch and Bob Orrell. I, Bill Stevens, will my back seat in the Senior Room to Charles Miller. I, Hubert Weber, will my late hours to Louise McKinney. I, Raymond King, will my ability for talking too much in class to Frank Barnhart.