Braggadocio High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Braggadocio, MO)

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GUu Will To various Individuals In the Junior Class 4fofaculty members, we make these Important and generous personal gifts, trusting they may be duly appreciated. To Jeanette Teeter we bequeath Patsy Reeves' ability to lead the school singing. To Shirley Bruton wwglve Gordon Crowe's power to please the girls, and Charles Watkins' fluency In writing notes to the girls. To Gerald Cunningham we bequeath Edward Eayes' chance to become president of the United States. To Dixie Scott Is left Berdyne Henry's luck In getting high grades, and Hazel Bingham Churchill's thoroughness in husband catching. To Richard Reeves Is given Jimmy Pritchard's trick of look- ing Innocent when caught In mischief. To Mandie Keller we leave Eleanor Bell's fondness for boys. LaVan Womble bequeaths to Paul Pritchard his reputation as the school dude. To Lavern Pullam we bequeath Nona Dudley's desire to become an old maid. To Margaret Grubb we will all of Nancy Pate's phone calls. To Maxine Sherwood we will Prances Blaylock's ability to play basketball, and Helen Keller's knowledge of where to apply for marriage licenses. I, Earline Tllmon, do will my warm, friendly smile and sweet personality to Bonnie Thomas. I, Betty Wattle, do will my smallness to lavern Pullam. I, Jane Alexander, do will my height to Ruth Tipton. To Mrs. Speer we bequeath Alma Tllmon's giggles. To Carl Rider we bequeath Frank Marshall's he-man build. To Tommy Crowe we leave iiulnton King's harmonica. I, Donald White, do will my patience to J. W. Curtis. I, Reba Watkins, do will my ability to blush to Jo Ann Alexander. To Mr. Smith we bequeath Melvin Cecil's ability to pick cotton.

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