Alexander City High School - Echo Yearbook (Alexander City, AL)

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Class Will NO WEARY LAWYERS WITH ENDLESS TONGUES, NO DOUBTFUL BALANCE OF RIGHTS AND WRONGS. To WHOM 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»lAboring under the strenuous BURDEN OF KNOWLEOGe(?)wHICH THE FACULTY HAS BEEN STRIVING IN VAIN TO DRIVE INTO OUR HEAOS FOR YEARS,00 THIS DAY MAKE THIS,OUR LAST WILL AND TESTA- MENT . TO THE FACULTY WE LEAVE THE FIRST PEACE OF MIND THAT THEY HAVE HAO SINCE WE ENTERED HlGH SCHOOL. TO THE STUDENTS WE LEAVE OUR ABILITY TO PUBLISH GOOO ANNUALS IN THE YEARS TO COME. TO THE JANITORS WE LEAVE PLENTY OF DIRTY FLOORS ANO DUSTY DESKS. We bequeath individually as follows: I,Nell Allen,leave to Mary Smith my ability to sing,in hopes that SOMEDAY SHE MAY BE ABLE TO THRILL THE STUDENT BODY AS I HAVE. I,Bert bailey,leave my voice and guitaw to Wilmot Brown. I,Price Bailey»do sorrowfully leave my Chicago talk to the city of Chicago. I,Floyd Blankenship,bequeath the art of playing baseball to John Holley. I,Willie Brooks,leave to Ralph Davis my pretty curley hair. I,Fannie Belle Carpenter,oo endow Mary Turner with my ability to PLAY BASKET BALL. I,John Chapman,willingly give to Barnes Smith.my staying qualities IN HOPES THAT HE DOESN'T USE THEM AS LONG AS I DID. I,Marvin Crawford,will to Herbert Thomas my skill in passing History tests. I,Frances Dark,leave my ability to express myself in woros that no ONE UNDERSTANDS TO lOLA MAE SEWELL. I,Virginia Dark,bequeath to Eloise White my admiration for school TEACHERS, IN HOPES THAT SHE CAN MAKE AS GOOD GRADES AS I DID. I,Bennie Jean Dabbs,my agreeable disposition,! oo leave to Para Lee Nix.I,Eleanor Duke,leave to Johnnie Nolen,my louo.strdng voice. I,Ada Bert Dean,will to Eloise Lenaro my art of playing the piano. I,Mary Elizabeth Ford,leave my brilliant mind to be divioed among the Junior Class in oroer that all of them may graduate next year. I,Jerry Grimes,leave to Otis Haroy my ability to thrill the ladies. I,Ann Hodo,leave some of my shyness to Evelyn Brown. I,Hilda Jackson,leave part of my timidity to Jessie Futral. I,Marie Lancley,endow Annie Lou Alforo with my ability to make witty REMARKS IN CLASS. I.Venie McClellan,leave my coquettish ways to Melba Neighbors. I,Paul Mitchell,ob leave to Herman Carlisle,my innocent way of exag- gerat I NG. I,Leola McCullough,to the relief of all Seniors,leave my famous right hand punch to Jessie Merle Bolan. I,Annie Lou Moore,cive to Edith Ham the secret of my blond hair. I.Vema Neighbors,bequeath to Sara Frances Williams part of my excess energy. 22

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IS A GREAT ADMIRER OF Herself Blonoes Re d Himself Gooowat er Football Players Farmers Georgia Belles Terraplanes Cosmetics Mr. Dawson Mus i c Miss Maxwell Football Games Brunettes Good books Ford Roaosters Gooowater Gra pe-juICE No ONE KNOWS Apples Carpenters No ONE ? ? ? ChemIstry Blondes The Community House A P ? ? ? Brown Eyes DadeviLLE Slender figures Syla cauga A. C. H. S. Ne-Hi's Cheer leaoers Her T-mooel V-8's Unknown Senior Directory WANTS TO BE Beauty-Culturisr Just as he is Pro Ball Player An athlete Crooner Mrs Doctor A professor A teacher Author of a dictionary Indifferent I NOIFFERENT A teacher Classical authority Mr Good A BRIOE Bright Private Secretaky A SCHOOL TEACHER Proud A MILLIONAIRE A TRAVELER Graduate of Auburn A HUNTER A HEART-BREAKER An aviator Cute Artist A blonde A VAMP Sl I M What do you think A FARMER A CHEMIST Business man Educated Important Dancer WILL LIKELY BE A COOK What he wants to be Home until May A COMEDIAN Yet to be oecided An old maid A MUSICIAN Older if he lives A TORCH-SINGER As SHE IS No ONE knows A BACHELOR GIRL A MOVIE ACTRESS What she wants to be Pol iceman Real good Never can tell Dim Mrs? As she is A JOURNALIST A BUM Here next year Graduate of A. C. H. S. A FARMER Broken-hearted A WEAVER Fl I RT A Sweet Sue Red-headed Various things House-wife As he is A FARMER A KXXXMPHRENOLOGI ST Preacher In love Laughed at Too PLUMP 21

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I, Ralph Neighbors, will to Max Worthy my quiet disposition. I, Sidney Csborne, leave my football spirit to Charles V ayne Davis IN HOPES THAT HE WILL CARRY ON FOR DEAR OLE A.C. I, Donald Petrey, leave to Charles Cotton, my ability to be an all- round sport. I, Lawton Rich, leave my big feet to Locklin Hunter. I, Edith Saxon, leave to Annie Laurie Thompson my flapper technique, in hopes that she can use it to the advantage that I oio. I, Maureen Spragcins, lbave to Eloise Harris my jolly disposition. I, Kathryn Shivers, leave my art talent to Helen Porch. I, Cue Smith, leave my becoming looks to Sara Chapman. I, Ruby Smith, leave my baby looks to the siggest baby in th Junior Class . I, Charles Tapley, will the Ford that I have been riding around in to Isaac Johnson so that he will always get to school on time. I, Bob Wilbanks, leave my part ofithe supply store to anyone who can GET AS MUCH OUT OF IT AS I DID. I, Jim Wingaro, leave my feeling of importance to Russell Sewell. I, Helen Wingard, leave to Margie Knight my debonair spirit for her own personal use. I, Garrett Thomas, leave my bashfmlness to Ralph Grimes. I, Harry Waites, leave to Joel Graves my methods of returning from OUT-OF-TOWN FOCTBALL GAMES. And finally, I, Jake McCullough, with malice toward none, leave this HARO TASK OF WRITING A WILL TO ANYONE WHO MAY THINK THEY CAN STAND UP UNDER IT. Witnesses: Signeo: Fannie Belle Carpenter Bob Wilbanks Donald Petrey Jake McCullough Legator—Senior Class