Perryville High School - Mustang Yearbook (Perryville, AR)

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WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of Perryville High School, oo hereby OECLARE THIS OUR LAST WILL AN0 TESTAMENT. Faye Carter leaves her happy disposition to Wanda Faye Jones and Rose Marie Moooy. Clyde Moore leaves his way with the girls to Jimmy Bell. Don Rowen wants Don McNeal ano Leo Brasier to have his STRAIGHT A RECORD IN SCHOOL. Clauoell Ross is leaving his streamlineo figure to Wayne Finley in case he ever neeos it. Mary Griffith is dividing her pretty blond hair between Ruth Rowen, Delores Scott and Ora Gentry. Harolo Finkbeiner leaves his good athletic record to Kenneth Vandervort, Qulia Doughty and G. P, Walden. Robert Falls is willing to leave his studious ways for Bobby Rankin, Harold Smith ano Mary Ann Moore. J.B. Davenport wills his red hair to G. P. Walden and Minnie Lou Elder. He reserves for himself the temper THAT GOES WITH IT. June Simpson leaves her position as leaoing alto in the Chorus to Ada ano Vada Elsberry, because we will need it NEXT YEAR. J.B. Davenport wills his artistic ability to R.L. Smith and Doris Jean Westlake. Pat Brewer leaves his ability in the Band to Harold Smith and H. W. Taylor. Betty Ussery is willing to leave her good looks toIouise Carter and Jeanetta Davenport. Helen Hollano is leaving her straight A’s in school to Sarah Fowler and Lela Mae Rhea because we believe they

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Continued WILL AND TESTAMENT, Margie McCormack leaves her big eyes and pleasant smile for Mary Frances Hunzincer to use on her husband when SHE SELECTS ONE. Freed Quinn wants to leave his leisurely ways to Walter Griffith so that he will not work so hard. Norman Douchty leaves his dark and handsome looks to J.C Singleton. Wanda Taylor leaves her all-county basketsall record to Doris Jean Westlake and Sarah Katherine Fowler. Junior Cox leaves his public speaking ability and indus- trious way to Loy Wise.H.W. Taylor and Harold Smith. Golda Smith leaves her good grooming to Louise Carter and Delores Scott. Alton Brasier leaves his courteous gentlemanly ways to ALL OF THE JUNIORS TO BE USED IN CLASS. Along with our individual bequests, we the senior class OF 1949»RECLUCTANTLY leave many happy memories as well AS OUR ABILITY TO AGREE. Certainly, we would not fail to bequeath our priviledges AS SENIORS TO BE SEATED IN ASSEMBLY WHILE U N.DER CL AS SA£N stand. However, with priviledges come responsi bili ti- ESj SO WE LEAVE THE ENTIRE JUNIOR CLASS OUR REC- ORD OF COOD DISCIPLINE AN 0 CITIZENSHIP IN PERRYVILLE H I GH .