Riverton High School - Memories Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

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I R t a r,i Ttrsm!m-srs:srryrfr.:g- LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Class of 1949 of the Riverton School, do hereby make and declare this to be our last will and testament, in form and manner as follows: J. D. Smith’s bashful manner and capacity for blushing are to go to Wallace Swaim. Vernon Mullins wills his curly hair to Ray Hulsey. Vivian Traves leaves to Barbara Sharp her talkative manner. Bobby Bridges wills his ability to get to the lunch room first to Arthur McNeill. Mickey Wilbourn leaves to Hoyt McBride his ability to speak. Ollie Kennedy leaves his ability to get along with the girls to O. E. Moon. “Good luck Worm.” Billy Ray Patterson’s skill at playing basketball goes to Roy Ma- rona. 0. J. Mullins wills his ability to wash dishes to Ned Jones. Harold Scott wills his ability to become All-County Man to Bobby Walker. Shelby Shelton’s ability to get along with the teachers is left to Bobby Morris. S. Q. Shelton wills his seat on the side line to Kirby Derrick. Meivin Osburn leaves to Lila Benson his ability to work algebra. Betty Lewis wills her place on the cheering squad to Pauline Brewer. Margaret Freeman’s ability to make A-plus on Physics will go to Dorothy Brown. Josephine Green Tipton wills her ability as a good housewife to Patsy Lones. Mildred Mullins leaves her ability to argue with Mr. Murphree to Barbara Mullins. Erline Hall bequeaths her musical voice to Marie Billett. Geraldine Carter’s quiet ways are left to Fannie Lou Shelton. Lottie Alverson bequeaths all the slightly used gum under seat Two, low three, of Room Two, to anyone who sits there next year. Edna Honey leaves Erney Jean Atchley in Miss Power’s care next year. Louise Harbin leaves her height to Marie Rigsby. Angl Fogg leaves her appetite to all those who rob the cafeteria of edibles each noon. James Kimbrough leaves all his cigar butts to the Junior boys. Dot Brown leaves her quiet, bossy ways to anyone who needs them. Bernice Simmons bequeaths her ability to get her Physics by fair means or foul to Faye Smithey. 1, Marie Toney, do bequeath my ability to get along with the male population of this school to all the Junior girls. 1, Evelyn Webster, do bequeath my ability to get straight “A” averages to Katie Ruth Tate. Melvin Osburn S. Q. Shelton • i i :-rrs: •••; v...—•- ,tv ;■ w::j? • .------- i ) Ml I'i'l'. a