Williamstown Community School - Hornet Yearbook (Williamstown, MO)

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MR. WOODROW HILL S uperintendent General Shop General Woodworking Drivers Training MRS. BEULAH GOULD Senior Sponsor E nglish I, 11, IV S peech and Dramatics Boys' Glee Club Gris' Glee Club Gade Music MR. CORWIN BOWEN J unior Sponsor Geography Citizenship American History World History Agri culture MR. ERNEST REED F reshman Sponsor General Mathematics Geometry General Science Senior Science S panish MR. KYLE HAYWORTH Sophomore Sponsor General Business T yping B ookkeeping Business English Health J r. High Phy. Ed. High School Phy. Ed. Gris' Coach Boys' Coach 10

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Noel W. wills his sleeping in class to Margaret Glasgow. Horlie Tompkins wills his position in study hall to Mike. Let's keep the position in the family. Bill Owen wills his winking at girls to Dickie Brown. Watch it, Dick. Bill Spurgeon wills his girl friend to Darryl for one week. But be sure you have plenty of gas. Dickie Brown wills his basketball suit to Bobby Doran. Since Bobby is so tall, they could use his height. Martha Ellison wills her ornery ways to Joyce Boecker. I'll bet you can't keep up to Martha, Joyce. Louise Ridgely wills her diet to whoever needs it. She didn't. Ha! Ha! Bill Doran wills his ways to slip in and out of study hall to Jimmy Lillard. Watch it, Jim. Bob Legg wills his studying to Bob Murphy. Don't let it get you down. Bob. We will Mr. Hill the candy wrappers, some of which he had to pick up during the years. The entire senior class wills their trip to New Orleans to the junior class, because we didn't get enough money. The bookkeeping boys will their ability and alertness to Mr. Hayworth. The science class wills its formulas and equations to Uncle Ernie Reed. We, Tits Senior Class, will our humor and sensitive ways to Mr. Bowen. The senior class will their English books to Mrs. Gould. We, The Senior Class will our smooth-talking and slyness to whoever can get by with it. Bob Legg and Billy Doran For all the good seniors of Williamstown High I wish them a good path to follow; Such as Bill S. with all his romance. Who wore holes in all of his pants. Take Harlie, now. He is a jolly old chap. Who works along the road with his dog Jack. Martha Ann, with always a smile for you. And a lot are for Tompkins, too. There's Noel Woyne, who's seldom weeping. But you will often find him in study hall sleeping. There's Dickie Brown who's six feet tall; He's very handy with a basketball. Bob hopes some day to have a great store; To have pretty clothes and drive a new car. There's Billy Doran with a smiling face, You're liable to find him any place. There's Bill Owen, a care free lad, Who is seldom even sad. Louise Ridgely with big blue eyes, Is often looking at the skies. Dickie Brown and Bill Owen 9

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MISS OLSON (6th, 7th, and 8th) MRS. CARPENTER (3rd, 4th, and 5th) MISS MABLE WALKER (1st, 2nd, and 3rd) Brainard Hamilton, Hollis Hudnut, Rufus Nelson, Melvin Walker, Joe Danforth. (Bus Drivers) 11