Dublin High School - Vale Yearbook (Dublin, MD)

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CLASS WILL OF GRADUATING CLASS Gladys Beard leaves her abllxty to play the plano to Celia West Get your fingers movmg Celia Donald Reeves leaves hrs tenor volce to Kenneth jenluns who can t sung a note Elmer Smith leaves hrs ablllty to get ln trouble with the teachers to Gertrude Flcltus who never seems to be able to hook a c ass Mane Phxpps leaves her voxce to Betty ourdan so she can mg duets Davrd ackson leaves his bass voice to Bobby jxm Morris Betty Day wxlls her charmmg stoutness to Nova ean Cheek As far as Betty IS concerned she can have It Agnes Henderson leaves her blonde hair to Peggy Dows she can compete wlth her sister Loxs Steele leaves her dance steps to VIfglI1l8 Deckman Loulse Monk vsants Geneva Moxley to have her boy fnends Eunnce Henclc leaves her note books and test papers to Kyle Wolfe and Kenneth enluns so they can have something to copy off of ln Physics next year Bobby Davxs leaves hrs walvy han' to Anna Elliott who says lt makes her seaslclc esse Fox wllls his way wxth the glrls to Raymond Ross w o nex er has a date Mary Matthews leaves her txtle of Miss Susie to e , rettlest glrl nn school Mary Joyce Caulforcl leaves her naturally cnrlyl'a1r to ean House whose hair simply won t curl Tommy Day wants to know whether or not Sarah Ellen Pnce wants his dxmple and wlnnmg smlle Opal Smlth gxves her knlttxng needles to Mildred Shupe who doen t have tlme for such things I u . I A . . . J v . J . . . .I Y. . . n J . A 1 , . . so Let them send your hend, Geneva! l ' 1 . . . J I . J . l . Y . . h . . . , ' n J

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CLASS WILL OF GRADUATING CLASS Beau Barley leaves hrs habrt of sleeprng through classes to some one who has been out late the nrght before jack Tucker wrlls hrs Burck to Paul Edwards lt gets pretty cold ndmg a moter bike rn the wmter Ina Wolfe leaves her letter wntmg to Bxllle Caulford who can t slt stlll long enough to wrrte aclcle Hatcher leaves his posxtlon as patrolman on the 'Vlechamcsvxlle bus to Ray Roope To Mr Hopkrns we leave a group of Semors who beheve m laws To Mr Davxs we leave a home room class that can pay Its own bulls To Mrs Wharton we leave a class that has no problems to run to her about To Mlss Veale we glve a larger Spanish class that always understands verb tenses To Mrss Otto an English class that can be tamed To Mrss Good we glve a whistle that says sh h h h h h h to sawe her lrps so she can kxss the groom To Miss Davls we leave a waste basket to collect the chew mg gum that :sn t supposed to be chewed In school anyway To the junrors we leave all the duties of the Senior class XVe feel sure they wrll carry them out to the best of therr abrlrty To the Nmth Grade we leave a chance to partrcxpate ln bug ger school actrvrtres To the Erghth Grade we leave a warmer and bxgger school buxldlng on thxs slde of the road To the Seventh Grade we leave a chance to gaxn knowledge that wrll help them take thexr rrghtful place ln the world , . . . , . 1 . . , .