Birdville High School - Buffalo Yearbook (North Richland Hills, TX)

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CLASS WILL We, the class of 1947, about to pass to a greater task than the one just completed, the intricate xnechanisluns of our anatomy and over-,f worked rninds still functioning, but out spirit still unconquered, do' ordain and establish our last will and testament. ' Though endowed with the somewhat questionable charms bestowed upon us by Mother Nature, we refuse to be entirely selfish and exit with them all. Therefore, we bequeath them, in anxious anticipation that they will be appreciated, employed for what they are worth, and treasured above all property of Birdville High School, to those we leave behind these enurnerated are: Item I: To the faculty, to whom we have devoted twelve strenuous years of our life in faithful servitude, we bestow our sincere appreciation gud gratitude for their unyielding efforts and patience in training these distraught minds. Item ll: To our superintendent, W. G. Thomas, We present three months free time before he takes up the full-timejob of being the faith- ful attendant of the Senior class of '48 as he has been of the class of '47 To him we are deeply and truly grateful. To Mr. W. A. Porter, our principal, coach and friend, we leave this heart-felt ode: I-Ie's our peaches, He's our cream, I-Ie's the coachie Of our team ....... Item III: We, the students ofjournalism class, being of unsound mind, will our complete estate including the ability to chew gum, talk and sell papers, to any twenty feeble-minded juniors. Item IV : fConsisting of Individual bequestsl I, j. W. Stewart, transfer my position as football captain and my' s-w-o- o-n-y voice to Bob N eally..