Moultrie High School - Packer Yearbook (Moultrie, GA)

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I, Ramona Carlton, being of unstable mind, do will my quarter brain, which I was awarded by Miss Espy, to any poor geometry student. 'I, Lena Mae Ricks, leave my beauty cream to Jean Lanier. 4. I, Betty Jean Green, leave my big bright eyes, used only for the purpose of alluring boys, to Jane Ann Harrison. We, Bulah Crum and.Kathryn Truluck, leave our 'always ready' smiles and good mornings to Merle Norman and Ann Hendricks. I, Mary Ann Whitaker, leave my plentiful hair to Ann Bonar. We, Frances Norman and Dorothy Morgan, leave our tricycle built for two to all students who go to town during lunch, legally and illegally. I, Vandall Brock, leave fmy car to the guy who will claizn and appreciate it. I, Wayne Page, leave my thumb to Ray Snellgrove in hopes that he will get as many vitamins out of it as I have. I, Marvin Perlman, hereby will my good looks, which were left to me by Slimey Moore, to Guy Blasingame. I, L. A. Thompson, leave to Gene Norman all my good grades in Algebra in hopes that he can pull them up to a D , I, June Greene, leave my unpaid library dues to Lawayna Luckey. I, Lynette Almond, will my favorite hobby, pursuing men, to Jean and June Sloan. I, Theodore Wiggins, leave my ability to shoot spitballs on the school bus to Donald Glow. I, Charles Willis, leave my 185 pieces of chewing gum under the desk in the D. C. T. room to Jack Ellis.

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- T HIGHLIGHTS FROM 4 Sglgazae XM' LAST WILL AND TESTAM1-:NT Q!! . 0 . 1948-1949 M, , M59 11 . We, the members of the Senior Class of 1949, being of sound mind fthis is not necessarily the opinion of our teachersj, have set upon the task of bequeathing our traits, talents, knowledge, etc. ---- to the underclassmen of M. H. S. Now in departure, as we take one final look upon the site of our many joys and sorrows, pleasures and failures, we cannot refrain from shedding a tear for those who will endeavor to fill our shoes. Without further ado, we wish to will the following to those less fortunate than we .... I Q A We, the Senior Class of '49, leave endurance to the unfortunate freshmen in hopes that they can struggle through that extra year. I, Audrey Bell, leave my reducing pills to Sheila Zitnik. I, Bennie Helen Parker, leave the broken hearts of all my ex-boyfriends to Mary Dupree in hopes that she will repair them.- I, Jackie Croll, leave my algebra grades to anyone who can get by with them. I couldn't. 1 S Av!! We, Bobbery Pope and Lois Campell, leave our athletic ability to Rosanna Robinson, so she will have no fear of Nita Runnels' getting her basketball position nextlyear. I, Jack Smithwick, leave to J. H. Gibbs' my ability to get into trouble. D

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4 I, Gene Britton, leave my treasured Ku Klux Klan hood to Eddie Oxford in hopes that he will enjoy wearing it as much as I did. I, Noah Lindsay, leave my ability for telling tall tales which I inherited from Roy McTier back to .Tohn McTier, since it seems to have jumped the track. I, Cecil Hobby, will my ability to create a sunny smile to Zerlean King. We, Emily Saunders, Dorothy Bowers, and Dolores Bryant, leave our hope chests to Louise Lairsey and Jean Raeburn in hopes that their hopes will come true as ours did. I, Mary Rutland, leave to Peggy Maxwell my kindness toward her brother Tommie, in hopes that they'll stop arguing. I, Blondine Freeman, leave my typewriter in the typing room to Lucene Harrellprovided she teaches it to spell better than I did. I, Jerry Cox, leave a loud guffaw to Charles Cox so that Pop J'ennison's jokes might not go laughless. I, Mary Strange, will my ability to climb the tree outside Miss Trimble's window to Sonny Posey. I, Norma Sue Barnes, do hereby will my collection of band and basketball jackets to Ann Minix so that Billy's football jacket can get a long-needed rest. I, Jimmy Peters, being of broken-down mind and body to match, do will my 'squirm corner in French to Jackie Fried- lander in hopes that he will suffer as much as I did.