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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 fifty-two of the Windsor 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, Eugene Zimmer, leave all my admirers to my younger brother, Dashing Dave. I, Kenneth Walker, bequeath my love for chemistry to Vernon Mullikin. I, Nellie Tipton, leave my position as solo clarinet to that musical genius, Gladys Anderson. I, Bob Storm, leave absolutely nothing - - I need it all myself! I, Barbara Sims, leave to find a good-looking boss on whose knee I can sit while taking dictation. I, Gordon Rees, leave my privilege of driving the girls around to any other boy who owns a car, especially Kirk Storm. I, Marie Nolen, leave my love of square-dancing to John Walker. I, Phyllis Morrison, will my carefree ways to Donna Slifer. I, Earl Meyers, leave to become a famous inventor. I, Bob McKenzie, leave my basketball ability to Gus Myers. I, Pat McQueen, leave to go to Nurses' Training. I, Geneva McDermott, leave my Way with boys to Melba Schultz. I. Thomas Maxedon, regretfully leave Marilyn Jones. I, Darrell Neal, leave my height to Harold Paris. I, Francis Maloney, leave for Mattoon! I, Melvin Krile, leave my new car to Vincent Passalacqua. I, Joy Helton Duckett, leave! I, Carl Helton, leave to spend some of my time with the little Stewardson- Strasburg cheerleader. I , Jim Goddard, leave Sophomore English class with pleasure. I, Henry Garrett, leave my way with women to Jim Johnson. I, Shirley Finley, leave my best wishes to F. H. A. I, Hazel Ferguson, leave my studious ways to Sam Shadow. I, Lloyd Elson, leave my ability to grow whiskers to J. R. Curry. I, Dorothy Dunn, leave my bashful ways to Shirley Storm. I, Patty Doty, leave in hopes of trapping Cordes sooner or later. I, Charles Doehring, leave my height to Kenneth Baker. I, Alma Cress, leave my driving ability to Mrs. Norman. I, Marion Cordes, leave - - and hope to get away! I, Carroll Clawson, leave my crooning ability to John Buckalew. I, Catherine Carman, leave my faithful Friday afternoon attendance to Anna- belle Carter. I, Joan Bartley, leave nothing! I, John Allen, leave - - to the joy of the rest of the students. We, the Seniors, will to the Juniors our best wishes. We, the Seniors, leave to the Sophomores our jolly attitude toward life. We, the Seniors, will to the Freshman our courage to carry on for three more years. Witnesses - The Faculty tSignedl - The Senior Class