Bryson High School - Roundup Yearbook (Bryson, TX)

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To Mr. Young, our geometry and math teacher - a figure and a pi. We will to Mr. Koontz, our speech teacher the gift of gab. To our English and literature teacher we leave a well worn copy of Ace High Western. To Mr Williams, our bookkeeping teacher, we leave the credit of being an asset to our school. To Mr. Crose, our music and bankteacher, we leave a year's supply of notes and a bag of wind. We bequeath to Mr. Bradshaw, our agriculture teacher, a litter of pigs and a squeal In witness where of we the Senior Class of Bryson High School have to this our last will and testament subscr1bed our names this Zlst day of May 1948 gcc .wg ISI? 693 frtgm DXF' , . I . , . , , . P 9 x - ' AX 9 I 0 Q 5. W- 5 Us fn 'W if , .x 'lf 1 .e J .

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Tommy Caldwell bequeaths to Franc1lle Starnes all her ex boy fnends, and hopes she takes good care of them James Dennmg bequeaths to Donald PIICC h1s red ha1r 1n hopes that lt w1ll become as curly as Donald s Jean F1nn1e w1lls her ab1l1ty to wear a t1e to R1chard Rascoe Ruby Ghdewell leaves to June W1ll1ngharn her natural blonde ha1r Guy Horn w1lls h1s pa1nt brush and no1syd1spos1t1on to Wanda Mos ely Sue Cullers leaves her good alto vo1ce to Mary Beth Hester and hopes she w1ll take good care of lt 1n the future Var1na Graybxll w11ls her ab1l1ty to get by w1thout study1ng to B1llye Reynolds Delt George w1lls h1s ab1l1ty as a class pres1dent to B1lly Chasta1n D S Logan W1llS h1s m1ghty strength and power to Kenneth Bar nett B1lly Gross w1lls h1S h1gh 1ntell1gence to J1mm1e Swetnam who really needs xt Verna Coley leaves to Betty T1mmons her qu1et calrn att1tude Robert Teague proudly presents R1chard Rascoe w1th h1s black Donald Ray Cook leaves h1s strong phys1que to Robert Evans also h1s smoklng hab1t Marguerette Halvey w1lls her strong healthy body to Mary Beth Hester Itg1V6S Gordon Sm1th great pleasure to leave h1s helght to Anlta Roblnson Sab1na Grayb1l1 1nher1ts from Wayne Logan the ab1l1ty to be qulet 1n study hall Mary Thurman w1lls her ab1l1ty to argue to B1llye Reynolds Charles B1rdwe11 requests that 1111116 W1ll1ngham take good care of h1s cowboy boots Wh1Ch he w1ll1ngly leaves her Earlene Wells w111s her m1ll1on dollar smlle to Pauhne Plaster Faye Crum w11ls her glasses to the Jun1or Class and hopes they Can see a br1ght future through them John Eason bequeaths h1s curly ha1r to Kenneth Barnett B1lly H-ogan leaves h1s tenn1s playmg Sklll to Kenneth Lacy John Frank G1lmore w11ls h1s powers to play checkers to J1mm1e Swetnam John Butler bequeaths to M1ldred Stoneman h1s good horsemanshlp Art1cle 6 W1th the utrnost apprec1at1on of our faculty we hereby w1ll and dlrect that there be de11vered to them the follow1ng bequests from our personal property To Mr W1ll1ams our typ1ng teacher we bequeath a key to h1s suc cess n 1 1 , . hair. I ' 1 i . . , . , . -

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Ten years s1nce my graduat1on from Bryson H1gh School I deC1ded to look up my dear old classmates of 1948 The follow1ng tells of the 1nterest1ng 11VeS they have chosen Ruby G11dwell and Tomm1e Caldwell two charm1ng old ma1ds are now runn1ng Wr1nkles Beauty Shoppe 1n Portland Oregon The new clowns at the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show th1s year are B1lly Gross, Guy Horn and John Eason Church bells are r1ng1ng 1n the ears of Verna Coley and S D L gan who were marr1ed last month The head of the H1StOTY Department at Texas Un1VerS1tY 1S Pro fessor Delt George Jr Irene Hasson IS now a concert p1an1st at the Metropol1tan Opera House 1n New York C1ty She has her most fortunate husband w1th her James Denn1ng No place l1ke home on a ch1cken farm says Alva Nell Crumpton She 1S do1ng a wonderful Job of ra1s1ng baby ch1ckens and e1ght ch1ldren J1mm1e Matlock 1S the organ1st at the F1rst Bapt1st Church 1n Sacramento, Cal1forn1a The front1ersmen are learn1ng a lot from the1r new leader and fr1end Donald Ray Starne Marguerette Helvey 1S the propr1etor of the Melody Market She IS se1l1ng lots of records w1th vocal arrangements by S F Darmon Gra.yb1ll The dar1ng young man that walks the t1ght rope 1n R1ngl1ng Bros C1rcus 1S J W Kee Gordon Sm1th 1S follow1ng 1n the footsteps of h1S father and 1S a well known banker 1n Ch1CagO The open1ng of the Caslno 1n Fort Worth Texas wa a br1ll1an1 success Wlth the famous orchestra leader Wayne Logan Jean F1nn1e now owns a baby shop 1n Houston Texas The name of the charm1ng shop IS Toddler s Shop Erlene Wells a SOC1ety debutante of Hollywood Ca11f0In1a 1S fre quently seen at the Copacobana w1th a handsome mov1e d1rector Dgnald Ray Cookended h1S e1ght long years of studyfor a Doctor s Degree Hehas h1S own off1ce now at the Med1cal Arts Bu1ld1ng 1n Fort Worth Texas B11ly Hogan and h1s sweet Wlfe have retlred to the1r beach home close to M1am1 F1or1da The Amer1can Ambassador to Braz1l 1S John Butler Jack1e Rathffe just left for San D1egO Cal1forn1a to Jo1n her hus band a naval L1eutenant . . , . . , . . , . . . . . U 0- , . U ' , s. One of the most charming models at Neiman-Marcus is Varina . . . , 5 . . . , . . , . ' ' ll 1 O! , . I i . . . - l as 19 - ' ' 4 - l , . , . . . . . , . . . . - : i -