Windsor High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Windsor, IL)

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State of Illinois, County of Shelby, City of Windsor CLASS WILL We the members of the class of nineteen hundred and forty-nine of the Windsor Unit High School thinking ourselves to be of sane mind and having acquired sufficient knowledge do hereby leave this last Will and Testament to those less fortunate than we. I, Vera Arganbright, will my whistling ability to Harry Worley. I, Jack Baker, will my fighting ability accomplishments to anyone who needs it. I, Rosella Camic, relinquish my beautiful red tresses to Juanita Wright. I, Lawrence Carter, leave my curly hair to Lowell Curry. I, Bertha Cox, will my History grades to Charles Daugherty. I, Lee Curtis, will my bashfulness to Bob Jetto. I, Carolan Doty hand down my position as cheerleader to Patty. I, Don Edwards, will Jean Kibler to Duane Winings. I, Iris Hunt, will the privilege of watching Howard play next year to all the underclassmen. I, Vivian Kull, bequeath my freckles to Joan Bartley. I, Charles Larrew, regretfully leave behind Nellie Tipton. I, Flora Mayer, will to leave my ability to tease Miss Hammer to Phyllis Morrison. I, Barbara Moffett, leave my hatred of men to Joan Dickinson. I, Marjorie McQueen, leave my interest in Bob Quigley to Elaine Mullikin. I, Kathryn Richards, entrust my skill in athletics to Janita Krietemeier. I, Lorene Schultz, entrust Billie Baugher to Sylvia Bundy. I, Bob Sims, will Joan Young to her solitude. I, Carlton Smith, leave my crooning ability to Paul Swinford. I, Chet Stilabower, to willingly leaving needed rest to the teachers. I, Joe Tipton, leave all of my speed to Bill Anderson. I, Bud Welch, bequeath my new chevy to David Herron. I, Betty Whitlatch, leave my speed on the typewriter to Jack Tipton. I, Beulah Williamson, will my position as Pow-Wow editor to anyone who wishes it. I, Dale Young, leave F. F. A. honors to Bert Caspary. We, the seniors will to the juniors our jovial attitude toward life. We, the seniors will to the sophomores our prominence in the student body. We, the seniors leave the freshmen our great academic aspirations. Witnesses—The Faculty Signed—The Senior Class