Flomaton High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Flomaton, AL)

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 The Class Will Knowing that I am giving my life tonight to Mr. Life of Service, and that I should lay aside ell things that he doesn't approve, and also some of the things that helped me to get him, ana knowing that if I were to keep all these things, «• would be left stranded, and that the Senior II Class would be entirely unable to get acauainted with the younger brother of my husband next year, l, tne Bride of 1939 in sane mind and sound body, ao make this my last will and testament. Each article here described is bequeathed s,verally to the below mentioned individuals accord ing to the terms of this will and testament. I hereby declare all previous promises to pay, wills or testaments made by me, as null and void. Frances Brown bequeaths to Mildred Ramsey her good looks and her latest Paris Fashions. Juette Golden wills her attractiveness to Nell Locklier. Edward Weaver, bequeaths into the able hands of Wafford Horton his daily arguments with Mrs. Vinson. We, the entire Senior Class, leave all pieces of string, both plain and fancy to Carolyn Park and Marilyn Stewart to be used in making rugs for their Hope Chests. Jimmie Taylor wills his two extra credits to Vera Adams. Lonnie Hall wills his height to Jonnie Davison. James Thompson and Ed. Weaver will their love of trains to Louis Bell and Zldridge Barnes. Helen Godwin bequeaths her admiration of the Road Dept. Personell to Zell Barnes.

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 % Leon Rigby willa his 'Remote Control dancing to Forney Horton. Myrtice De - n wills her sunny disposition to Elizabeth McCall. Ruby Ceil Davis wills her admiration of Doctor's Sons to Louise Carmichel. Euline Coleman wills her musical talent to Rebecca Watson. Lucy Baas wills the ring-bearer's pillow to Horace Carden so that he may sleep more comfortably in all his classes next year. Wilson Adkinson wills his brilliant football career to Leon Gates. Hilton Cook wills his girlish figure to Hugh Barker. Buddy Jackson beoueaths his ability to say the wrong thing in Economics class, and stick to it, to J. D. Page. Mary Cheatham -'ills her origional hair styles to Dot Weaver. Gladys Chancery wills her ouiet reserved charac- ter to Douglas Rayburn. Wilson Adkinson, Lynwood Stanton, and Harold Morris will their friendship and their seats in the Northwest corner of the Senior III Room, which is christened The Corner of Knowledge to Thomas Bethea, Drury White, and Junior Vickery. T. W. Odom wills his Zero Play to Ethridge Barnes. Harold Morris wills his belt to Grady Brothers to be used next year with his best regards on the joe nember f the i cj