Clarksburg High School - Rocket Yearbook (Clarksburg, TN)

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STUDY HALL i ‘ we Lig gh ht Rothe a : ae i x 8s ier STUDENT COUNCIL Left to right, back row—LarA JOHNSON, Bitty RINGOLD, OLIVER BLANKENSHIP. Front row—MaAarILYN CRIDER, MARY ANNE BOLEN, MEREDITH DILL. Absent—EpWarD HAMMETT AND PETE Topp. PAGE THIRTY-FOUR

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JUNIOR 4H CLUB OFFICERS MARJORIE WALKER —-- ----- PS President THOMAS TAYLOR................. Vice-President IMOGENE McCCLURE - - -Secretary-Treasurer BUNT: ENSURE OT ECT BEAN [ODD.--o Soa ee wong Ledger meen iif MAYES SCOTTO 2a. ..-sene Leader Mrs. MABEL RusH -- - ere. DONSOY PAGE THIRTY-THREE

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Class of 1947, being in sound mind and healthy physique, do make this our last will and testament. Each article herein described is bequeathed severally and jointly to the below mentioned individuals according to the terms of th’s will and testament. We hereby declare all previous promises to pay, will or testaments made by this class to be null and void. I, Mary Anne Bolen, bequeath to Faye Weatherford, all my chewing gum since she will need a supply next year. I, Alma Jo Cawthon, leave to Meredith Dill a part of my tongue which I use so often. I, Dorothy Taylor, will to Jean Roark my streamlined figure. I, Marilyn Crider, bequeath to Aileen Roberts my large collection of one-inch pencils which I’ve gathered the past year. To Carl Ross, I, Eloise Rushing leave my ability to ask unanswerab'e questions. I, Thomas Gant, leave my vast knowledge of politics to Jimmy Meals and Billy Crum. To Priestly Scott, I, James Ray Williams, bequeath my Chemistry notebook, hoping it will do him more good than, it did me. I, Jerry Birdwell, leave to Billy Ray Edwards my ability to play hookey and get by with it. I, Louise Spellings, bequeath my reducing pills to Carolyn Pritchard. To Wilma Milam, I, Mildred Eskew bequeath my friendship with James Davis. I, Edward Hammett, bequeath to Homer Spain my battered English notebook. I, Alvis Waugh, will to Elvin Hatch all my Western magazines which I have read so faithfully during the past year. I, Lara Johnson, leave to Ray Brandon my ability to express myself fully and distinctly. To Mary Jean Williams, I, Mary Hedge will my ability to play basketball. I, Wallace Spellings, leave my sensitiveness of touch to Cornelius Greener. I, James Davis, will to Grover Pendergrass my ability to finish a task I once begin. To my brother, Bill, I,; Thomas Gant bequeath my position on the basketball squad. I, Mildred Smith, leave to Charles Meggs my ability to keep friends of the opposite sex. I, Mary Laycook, bequeath my questions and intellectual ability to Maureen Roberts. To Oliver Blankenship, I, James Scott bequeath my faithful A Model which has served me well the past year. I, Elbadean Wall, leave to Clayton Davis my ability to drive a car with someone under the wheel. We, Alma Jo Cawthon, Mary Anne Bolen, Marilyn Crider, and Dorothy Taylor bequeath to Wilma Milam, Carolyn Pritchard, Mary Jean Williams, and Meredith Dill our musical talent and our ability to sing “Keep on the Sunnyside.” We, Thomas Gant, James Earl Davis, and Lara Johnson bequeath to Homer Spain, Billy Crum, and Carl Ross our ability to work Geometry. We, the Senior Class, do hereby will a curl apiece to our three teachers, Mr. Forbess, Mr. Beers, and especially to Mrs. McKinney. Signed by said Senior Class of 1947 in the presence of the undersigned, who in the presence of each other have subscribed our names as attesting witnesses, the day and date above written. PAGE THIRTY-SIX