Valley View High School - Blazer Yearbook (Jonesboro, AR)

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Q Jim We the class of 1950 of Valley View High School, being of sound mind and physiques, do make this our last Will and Testament. Each article here described is bequeathed severly to the below mentioned individuals according to the terms of this Will and Testament. We hereby declare all other Wills and Testaments made by this class as null and void. . Betty CBennettJ Grarnmel wills her love for Frolic Footwear to Royce Sandifer. Jane Hannah, her ability to drive a certain boy's car to all class activities to Roberta Turman. Martha Sue Owens, her unique ballroom dancing to Margaret Owens. june Clark, her ability to make a sheep out of a wolf to Lucille Wimpy, pro- viding she picks a different wolf. Patsy Darr, her place as Editor of the annual to Janice Mattix, and hopes her work will equal hers. Mary McAnally's ability to wed, to Carol Lawman. We, Harry Wilson and Evelyn Mote, will our Cafeteria romance to the Romantic Age. Frank Allen, his ability to play the part of a great lover to G. W. Pierce. Billy jack Simpkins and Minnie Belle Magee will their favorite seats in the office to Obbie Allen and Wayne McDaniel. Patsy Ruth Collins leaves her love letters to a certain Army boy, for publica- tion in next years annual. joe Campbell, all his excuse blanks and absence privileges, to Oscar Med- lock. Jimmie Green leaves his masculine handsomeness to Bill Griffin. Bob Wright's ability to get along with Mr. Watkins to jimmy Kirksey. Eulas McCrackin's ability to get out of Agriculture without being seen, to jimmy Gregory. Ralph Christian wills his ability to get the answers in bookkeeping by fair means or foul, to Gene Waltom. Kelly Clark's studious manner to Regina Kee - - who needs it! Dale Alexander's city girl-friends to Gerald Maxwell. Jim Bulla's day dreaming hours to Dorthy Stotts. J. D. Graves leaves all his nick names to Edward Morton. Doyle Yarbrough wills his 'High School Possessions' to Russel Hendrix - -that is, all except Anita. Melvin Hall's art of always being the teacher's favorite, to Ollie Ann Griffin. Howard Norman, all his chewing gum under seat No. 3B in the lunch room, to Earline Boyer. Garfield Edgar, his ability to get along with the Umpire to Ray Broadway. And last but not least, Anita Griffin wills her four years of romance to Nelda Collins. The class, it's ability to build prize winning floats, to the jrs. So ends our last Will and Testament of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty.