Grandview High School - Zebra Yearbook (Grandview, TX)

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5 8 9 4 Q E h H W 3 . ' , 5 , -'ft U ' L' . HQ '-A be 5 Y, . uf-is A ' 'fx V 'V ff A 2 V 'W - - , .g A ' vig- t. W' 15 -' : Q, 'J.g,f , H- -21' fi I '- f' With some reluctance Neil Kiker leaves to Darrell Holland his unfailing technique of getting to English class five minutes late without the teacher see- ing him. It's easy, Darrell. Wait until her head is turnedg then crawl down the aisle and into your seat. Tommy Cooper leaves the problem of Mary Bennetts' sick aunts to Gilbert Gatlln. Brother, what a problem! Imogene Tackett leaves to Bobbie Sue Wa1raven'the courtesy and intellect to step back and let the Juniors get on, the bus first. Dorthey Bogard leaves a map of Grandview, Alvarado and vicinity which shows evidence of considerable use. This will be available only to any new student who happened to enroll in G. H. S. next year. With much deliberation Jean Davis leaves his ability to milk thirty-four cows each night and still be on time for a date to Bob Hale. But Bob, if you happen to be late, just sing to herg that does the trick. Hereto we do affix our hand and seal this 3rd day of April in the year of our graduation, nineteen hundred and fifty. N L M ' rs

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DON HALL JEAN WILLIAMS MIKE WARDLAW E. J. BARNES IMA JEAN TACKETT JEAN DAVIS