Parrish High School - Sel Ala Yearbook (Selma, AL)

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CLASS WILL ITEM V. Dorothy Jean Davis leaves her essay writing to Sir Francis Bacon. ITEM VI. Carlton Dudley leaves her bottle of peroxide to Ida Susan Moore. ITEM VII. Carolyn Heinz leaves her Miss Homecoming title for next year's seniors to fight over. ITEM VIII. Barbara Hicks leaves her knowledge of Trigonometry to Mallory Privett but I wish she'd give it to me. ITEM IX. Peggy Hodges leaves her love for Red Turner to Barbara Stumbaugh. ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM X. Mary Frances Holoroyd leaves, a year ahead of schedule. Xl. Ju liette and Duck Weir leave to raise their family and show that fortune teller. XII. Peggy Johnson leaves her song writing ability to Irving Berlin. XII. Cordette Keith and Eddie Wall leave for Meridian. XIV. Joan Kelly leaves her wonderfully sweet ways to Sarah Turner. XV. Joyce Larrison and Ann Harrell leave their artistic ability to Coach Richardson. XVI. Maxine Liepold leaves her walk to Lee Gayle. XVII. Billy Anderson leaves Station WHBB to Mr. Julian Smith. XIX. Dawson Burton leaves the senior class in the capable hands of Don Speed. XIX. Billy Cherry leaves Parrish minus its greatest poster painter. XX. Franklin Chester leaves his I3 touchdown record for future Parrish All-Staters. XXI. Clyde Cox leaves his Flying Ability to Smiling Jack . XXII. Bill Crutcher leaves his State Golf Championship to Frank Holt. XXIII. Charles Faulk and Dickie Norton leave the freshmen girls. XXIV. Cecil Jackson leaves the presidency of the student council in the competent hands of Polly Ehrensperger. ITEM XXV. Thomas King and Wilton Lide leave their debating ability to anybody who'll have it. ITEM XXVI. Stewart McKenzie leaves his basketball ability to future Parrish greats but he takes his doctor's kit with him. ITEM XXVII. Johnny McWilliams leaves the clothing stores of Selma wondering if they'll make a living next year. ITEM ITFM ITEM WFM blue ITEM ITEM ITFM ITEM ITEM and XXVIII XXIX. XXX. XXXI. leans XXXII. XXXIII. XXXIV XXXV. XXXVI . Charles Moseley, after passinq freshman English leaves. Charles Moore and .lack Veach leave, we hope. Charles Powell leaves his physique to Leask Harris who could use it. Francis Pugh, after wearing dress shirts and ties all year, leaves in a dirty T shirt Bernard Reynolds leaves his hair to John, the janitor. Aubrey Vinson leaves his excess weight to Mr. Sherman. . Ted Smith leaves his love of knowledge to Albert Einstein. John Spivey leaves his romantic tractor to Don Juan. . Sol Tepper and Doyle Smith leave their Bikini bathing suits to Miss Carr. ITEM XXXVII. Faye Rives leaves her car to anyone who would take a Dodge in preference to a Ford. ITEM XXXVIII. Sara Reynolds leaves her voice to Lili Pons. ITEM XXXIX. Faye Wright, Betty Vardaman, and Virginia Davenport leave their places as beauties to those next year who can pass the aesthetic test. ITEM XL. Glen Long leaves to take Ted Williams place. ITEM XLI. Alice Carter leaves her attraction to Stewart McKenzie to the young girls around Georgia Tech. ITEM XLII. Anne Hooper leaves her burning yearning for just one more cigarette to Mr. Guilford. ITEM XLIII. Helen Long leaves the D. O. Club minus one of its best members. ITEM XLIV. Joan Munro leaves her million dollar wardrobe to Rosemary Henry. ITEM XLV. Lieser Milligan and Hazel Pigg leave freshmen Don Mills and Dick Grayson to next year's senior girls. ITEM XLVI. Ann Rankin and Jimmie Lewis leave their faithful love to next year's senior love birds. ITEM XLVII. Beverly Wire and Jeanne Smith leaves their ability to catch their man to the Selma Police Department. ITEM XLVIII. Mattie Moore Rountree leaves her legs to Joey West. ITEM XLIX. Walter Stoudenmire leaves his blazing speed to Louise Lovelady. ITEM L. Annie Marle Monk leaves her prophecy to anyone who dares believe it. lContinuecIi

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