Bushnell High School - Gator Yearbook (Bushnell, FL)

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Then came the reports of the docking of the great fishing expedition led by Harold Goodwin on Gum Slough. Marjorie is touring Africa and teaching natives the American ver- sion of the Congo. Iris is joint owner of the world renowned airplane factory, Smooth- Not Toe-Knockers. , Eloise, the first woman president, accompanied by her personal secretary, Lona, is touring the United States. Esther, who is now married to the king of Boogie-Woogie, is seen in the world famous beauty parlor owned by Frances Vann. Grace, has recently moved into her million-dollar apartment, and Ina Mae has at last completed her Streamlined tourist home on Wade's Corner. Elva and Maxine have represented the '49ers in the theatre. In the scientific world, Barbara, by a secret chemical process, has created living protoplasm. B. B., has at last found a cure for cancer. Frances Marian has devised an off-spring of ultra-violet light, known as Lavender - Blue . . Anne, has secured the position of auditor to the Gatorzette Laura, is known for her unparalleled speed in typing. Bobby, is celebrating her second anniversary living in her home--the only one in the United States completely made of tile. Frances Giddens, is the wife of a noted naval officer. Lavonia has completed her collection of japanese silver. Hazel, who always loved children, is now teaching kindergarten. With this the record died away. The future was in our hands. This most pleasant reunion luncheon was held in the picturesque Erma-Marie Tea Room near Dade Park.,

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Of The SENIOR CLASS The SENIOR CLASS of 1949 of Bushnell High School, being of sound mind and in full possession of their mental faculties, do hereby will and bequeath their most cherished possessions to you, the underclassmen. I, Frances Marian Hazen, will my athletic ability to jo Ann Cassady. I, Mrs. Erma Vann Connell, do hereby leave my ability to change my name in the middle of the stream to Dolly jane Smith. I Harold Whitey Goodwin leaves his nickname to Wallace Webb with the hope that he will never turn grey. I, Elva Wade, gladly leave two inches of my height to Becky Sharpe. Lona Triplett leaves her ability to be true to one man, to Norma johnson and also her quiet nature to Mary Ruth Sparkman. l I, Barbara Turner, will my neat notebook covered with boys' names Cl can furnish addressesj to Annette Hemphill. I, Bobby Mixon, will my last bottle of peroxide to Joyce Kight. Anne Brenneis' knowledge of Mrs. Potter's English goes to Buddy Meritt with her deepest sympathy. I, Harvey Vann, under protest, leave my position on the football bench to Gordon Craig. Gordon Sprout Smith leaves his pretty bird legs to Billy Chavous with the hope that he might learn to sing. I, Frances Giddens, leave my artistic ability to Lamar Ready. Hazel Thomas leaves her unfound talent to Annie Lee johnson with the hope that she will find it. I, Maxine Rivenbark, leave my ability to sing first soprano in the Glee Club to Marvin Thomas. Iris Morton leaves to her sister, Norma Morton, a few of her muscles to place wherever she needs them most. I, Bennie B. Harrison, refuse to leave Bill Chavous to the girls of next years' Senior Class or any other class, thereafter. I, Esther Lee Haney, do Most eagerly leave my excess calories to Laverne Williams.