Willow Springs High School - Willamizzou Yearbook (Willow Springs, MO)

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The 1941 Willamizzou seperacvsnrbsaNP wwcowwwwmwwmwMMMHHHHHHHHHH aPPNHPPWNQWPWNH9PWNQWPWNHP CAN YOU lMAGINE--- Helen Bever not talking about Bob? Mary Ella Bever without J ack Hansews picture? Cleva Baker not giggling? Virginia Bergman keeping quiet? Arlene Castle talking all the time? Laura Coleman not flirting? Jane Donley on a diet? Velma Ficke keeping a secret? Beth Ferguson flirting? Doris Ferguson reciting in class? Pauline Frazee with lots of dates? Elilabeth Frazee doing a bubble dance? Aliene Gulley getting her bookkeeping herself? Mildred Garlett not worrying about grades? Clara Belle Gardner with her mouth shut? Frances Graves Mitchell an old maid? Thelma Garlett satisfied? Myrtle Godsy .not talking? Florence Godat Collins cooking the family meal? Mattie Pearle Garlett humped-back? Donna Bailey Hurst with her hands in dish water? Betty Hansen as a Glamour Gal ? Pauline Hunter quiet during class? Betty Light not hunting a way to Cabool? Katherine Lovan being called down by student council? Maxine Lovan saving on postage? Betty Jane Lilly being an orchid? Novella McCart being a movie star? Ruby Lea Montgomery not talking baby talk? Mary Lou Morse happy again? Maxine Murray wearing a long skirt? Delores Marden not wanting to teach? Edith Moore wearing make-up? Clara Belle Marden singing a torch song? Janie Strome doing the rhumba?

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The 1941 Willamizzou CLASS WILL LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS Boogy Usrey leaves his ability to iitruck to Johnie C. Stone Katherine Lovan leaves her sense of humor to Irvm L. Masnor. Jane Donley leaves the state of Missouri to Kent Twyman. . . . ClaraBelle Marden leaves her silly laugh to any one who can lmltate 1t. Junior Williams leaves his ability to get to his first class on time to anyone with a trusty alarm clock. Weldon Goodwin leaves his knowledge of football to the forthcoming team. Charles Greene leaves Kathy L. to anyone who is capable of winning her affection. Janie Strome leaves her magnetic power over men to Louella S'trome. To all prospective brides, Florence Collins leaves siOme helpful tlps. Betty Jane Lilly leaves her quiet, unsophisticated manner to Mary Sass. Rhea Anne Rush leaves her ability to clerk in a store to anyone who IS not troubled with sore feet. Donna Hurst bequeaths her naturally curly hair to Margaret Berry. Gene Clingan and Eldon Norman leave their mutual affection with Naomi Honeycutt and Betty J o Revard. With a sigh of regret Sidney Williamson leaves his unsurpassed giggle to Francis Pfister. Ruby Lea Montgomery leaves her amazing gum-chewing ability to Mary Lawrence O'Kelley. Warren Corn refuses to will Edith Moore to anyoneeout of luck, fellows. Phil Wyrick leaves his Casanova complex to all the bashful. boys of W. S.HS Hopefully, Claude Ferguson leaves his Ford to anyone who. can keep it running. Bill Rothgeb leaves his quiet, polite mannerisms to Floyd Lasley. Lowell McMurtrey leaves his surprising speed on the dance floor to Billy Morris Oliver. Velma Ficke leaves her lovely blond hair to Margaret Ward. The Bever girls leave their red hair to Maxine Williams. The Garlett girls leave their charming blushes to Evelyn Puckett. Rudolph Walthers leaves his uBig Me, little you attitude to Eldon Graves. Betty Light leaves her ability at attempting to diet to Hazel Coulter. John James leaves his ability to skip school on exemption day to Ted Seibersewho iincidently did all right before he received the will. Ralph Kilpatric leaves his slight stature to Don Phillips. Robert Scantlon leaves his harmless little flirtatious to Bob Schneider. Everett Graves leaves his blond hair to Bill Brumley. J oe Carr leaves his manly silence to the study hall. George Johnson leaves his superior knowledge to anyone who needs it. Laura Coleman leaves her ability to sleep in class to Donald Henry. Pauline Hunter and Ruth Ward will their long lasting friendship to Sybil Lovan and Madge Lena Bennett. Maxine Lovan leaves her ability to wait for her man to anyone who thinks she wants too.

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The 1941 Willamizzou 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56 57. 58. 59 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 69. 70. CAN YOU IMAGINE-- Warren Corn driving within the speed limit? Gene Clingan ttjitterbugging ? Mildred Range getting up in time for school? Ora Richter making noise? Lola Mae Rader in a convent? Rhea Anne Rush making up her mind which boy she wants? Ruth Sigman making a speech? Elsie Spence being .a midget in a side show? Marie Sells not studying? Martha Jo Stoll causing trouble? Lovene Skaggs doing the big apple? Jeweldeen Skaggs without her charming smile? June Schneller without a letter from somebody? Marjorie Schleuning entering an igloo? Norma Vandeventer a night club singer? Ruth Ward making an F? Joe Car singing a solo? Claude Ferguson charming snakes? Everett Graves not chewing gum. Charles Greene herding goats? Weldon Goodwin doing the Blue Danube? Basil Hedrick all excited? John James in a hurry? George Johnson with Mildred Smith? Ralph Kilpatric six feet tall? Lowell McMurtrey leading an orchestra? Eldon Norman picking on somebody his size? Keith Peterson with a girl? Bill Rothgeb plowing corn? Robert .Scantlon talking to a girl without blushing? Robert Usrey going steady? Sidney Williamson being serious? Phillip Wyrick a preacher? Junior Williams growing into an adult? Rudolph Walthers directing a choir?