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I» Lena Lamberth, leave Maureen Spraggins my skill with a canoe. I» Herbert Hall, oo most willingly bestow upon Jerry Grimes my pro- pensity FOR making witty ano clever remarks at the most inopportune time. I, Eugene Price, though it tears at my heart-strings, leave to Herbert Thomas my tennis racquet. This he will find unoer the divan at MY HOME. I, Louise Maynard, leave my slow walk to Mae West, hoping that she WILL GET TO SCHOOL SOMETIME . I, William Radney, leave the beaten path to Annie Laurie Thompson's house to Bob Wilbanks in the hope that he will give the grass a chance TO GROW. I, Virginia Neighbors, leave my silence and good behavior to the biggest cut-up in the Junior class. I, Paul Scott, leave my search for the lost chord to Donald Petrey. I, Mary Frances Nolen, leave my stately tread to Eoith Saxon. I, Ralph Turner, will to Charles Tapley the Physics Laboratory and ALL ITS ACCESSORIES. I, Mary Nell Nolen, leave my T-model Ford to anyone who wants to go TO BANO-PRACTICE. I, Joe Worthy, leave my golden locks to Jim Wingard, also my box of HENNA. I, Mary Potts, leave my oebonair spirit and my genial disposition to ANYBODY THAT THINKS THEY CAN USE THEM TO THE ADVANTAGE THAT I DID. I, Margaret Smith, leave some of my permanent wave to Mrrie Langley. I, Mary Will Spivey, leave my unusual ticklishness to some other GOOSEY PERSON. Mary Katherine Thornton(here is the I ) give back all the scholastic HONORS TO THE FACULTY SO THAT THEY'LL HAVE SOME LEFT FOR NEXT YEAR. I, Virginia Walls, leave some of my personality to Vema Neighbors. I, Gleney Bonner, leave my Irish disposition to Helen Wingaro. Finally, and in conclusion, I, Edward Duncan, do bequeath to the NEXT CLASS TESTATOR THIS TOUGH AND THANKLESS JOB. Witnesses Signeo Ralph Turner Earmon Jones Clarice Jones Edward Duncan Legator—Senior Class 21
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Class Will ANO KINSMEN GATHERED FROM MILES AROUND To WHOU IT MAY CONCERN: Be it hereby known to all persons and in all ways whatsoever, that we, the Senior Class of Alexander City High School, being sound in body, and PRACTICALLY SOUND IN MIND, AND POSSESSED OF FAIRLY ADEQUATE MENTAL FAC- ULTIES, DO THIS DAY MAKE THIS, OUR LAST WILL ANO TESTAMENT To the Faculty we leave our undying optimism that the five classes behind US WILL TURN OUT RIGHT IN SPITE OF THEMSELVES. To the Students we bequeath anything that we may have left behind in THE RUSH. WE BEQUEATH SINGLY AS FOLLOWS: I, Homer Carlisle, leave my big feet to Herman Murphy. I, Fannie Adamson, leave some of my intelligence to Katherine Shivers. I, Claude Chappell, endow John Chapman with my staying qualities in the sincere hope that he will last as long at this High School as I have. I, Nell Chappell, bequeath my ability to furnish excitement in A. C. H. S. to Ann Hooo. I, Leon Cohen, bequeath my dignity to Jerry Grimes. I, Julia Coley,'gleefully turn the making of an annual over to Mary Elizabeth Ford. I, James Cotton, leave my musical talent to Price Bailey. I have so MANY OTHER ARTISTIC ABILITIES THAT I DO NOT NEEO THE MUSIC. I, Elizabeth Farmer, leave my naivete to Ruby Smith. I, Carroll Aoamson, leave my bashful shyness to Clark Gable. I, Eugenia Fox, Leave to Eleanor Duke my ability to make the student BODY TREMBLE. I, Harolo Dark, leave my poetic ability to Paul Mi tchell- I, Vivian Harris, bequeath my brilliance and my high graoes to any student that neeos them. I, Lavert Grimes, leave my hair, which I cut off, to I. H. Meacham. I, Phelia Stone Hooo, bequeath my excess energy to Bebe Duncan. I, Earmon Jones,leave anything of mine to anybody that may want it. I, Freoa Horton, in the midst of editing the annual, take time out' to bequeath my presence of mind to Marjorie Abernathy in the hope that she may never again hand herself in the closet and put her clothes to bed. I, Leslie King, do leave my crop of wild oats to the pure and unsul- lied Willie Brooks. 1, Martha Jackson, leave my sweet disposition to Cue Smith. I, Ralph Meigs, leave to Wilmot Brown my knowledge of the shortest paths to Goodwater. I, Clarice Jones, do joyfully give up my job of passing Solid Geom- etry to Frances Dark. !, Sidney Osborn, do bequeath my fighting ability to 0. W. Plasse. I, Laverne Kitchens, leave my great heighth to Ruby Duke for her own PERSONAL USE. i, Terry Phurrough, oo will to Hervert Thomas my ambition and sun- tan. I, Frances Thomas, do give my fetching little giggle to Nellie Lou Allen, so that she may cause as much disturbance in class as I have. I, Jack Porter, leave my curly black hair to Harold Pasley. 20 V
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