Clarksville High School - Tiger Claw Yearbook (Clarksville, TX)

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C LASS WILL We the Class of 1949, in twelve 1nd1v1dual and distmct parts, bemg about to pass out of thxs SPhe1'e Of ed11Cat10n, 1n full possessxon of a crammed mmd, well tra1ned memory and almost superhuman understandmg, do make and publxsh th1s, our last wxll and testament, hereby revokxng and makmg voxd all former wxlls of p r om: s e s by us at any txme heretofore made, or mayhap carelessly spoken one to the other, as the thoughtless wrsh of an 1dle hour The Semor Class of 49, whxch wxll depart from the dear old halls of Clarksvmlle l-hgh School t0D1Bht1W1SheS to w1ll to Mr Tate, our beloved Superintendent, our adm1rat1on for years to come To Mr Caldwell, our generous Pr1nc1pal, we leave our undymg gratxtude for the many favors he has bestowed upon us We leave to the other members of the faculty our apprecxatmn for all they have done for us and our deepest sympathy goes to them when we thxnk of what they have to go through next year Sonja Alexander leaves her frank manner and her way of tellmg people Just what she thxnks of them to Jos1e Bennett Lavern Alford and Gladys Pace w1sh to leave thezr good behav1or 1n Spamsh Class to Peggy Wmtmer, better known as Sk1ner1ta Verde Our very capable drum major, Tornmy Allen, leaves h1s ab1l1ty to Mary Ann Hays Elza Anderson wxlls her Span1sh accent to Bud Mzesch Bruce Dry Bones Boatner wxlls h1s sense of humor to Buddy Bradshaw, who 1S 1n bad need of It Bo Bumgarner gives h1s dark c omplexzon to our faxr Ann Wr1ght so that she won t bllster wh1le 1n sw1mm1ng To Sonny Sommerland, and may he use lt wmsely R G Burns leaves hxs ab1l1ty to play baseball Wynona Caldwell s knack for flxr t1ng 1 s wllled to Betty Kerbow, who doe s n t know how Tommy Reep and Gerald Capps the Bogata Romeos leave thexr love makmg to Ray Denny, Cecll Burgess, and Joyce Ann Hale Martha Sue C1a1borne leaves her brams to her cousm, Bobbye Ussery, and we feel sure that Ursh w1ll be our next valed1ctor1an Although It s a great sacr1f1ce, Larry Cook wx lls Marzxette Proctor to her ardent adm1rer, Buck Str1ckland Frankie Crawford, the chauffeur for that great club, the BWS, W1 s he s to leave her ab111ty to drzve to Carol Exum, the chauffeur for the KKK John Donovan w1lls hxs beautxful penmanslnp to Richard Schuler The p1n up g1rl Frances Dunaway, leaves her modelmg abxhty to Barbara Nash By the way she is known as a model because of a p1cture taken on Semor Day To Louise Vanc1ll Peggy Ewmg w1lls her neatness Twxnkle Toes Goodman leaves that golden touch on the p1gsk1n to l1ttle Don Hurnphrey and Curt1ss Evetts Audrey G1st and V1V1aD Herrmgton w11l thelr sk1ll 1n cookmg to Ann Claxr Gr1ff1n Accordmg Harold, she needs It To Barbara Prxvltt, Mary Lou Herrington wills her box offlce at the Texan Herman Hausler and Harold Holley leave thelr tennxs playmg abxlity to Bobby Edmondson, the ladxes man Pete Holley bequeaths h1s wonderful swlmmmg to Norma Pryor To Bobbye Wolfe, J R Lambert glves h1s candy selhng Job 1n the lunch room Betty Mauldxn w1lls her long, naturally curly ha1r to Mary Ann Terry Mxldred McClure leaves her cute pug nose to our future T1ger Claw ed1tor, Larry Hardegree Dorms Means leaves her pleas1ng personahty to Sue Doss .To Anne Morehead leaves to the Annual Staff her way of keeplng up w1th the keys Gene Nelson w11ls has curly ha1r to Manon Kerr Droopy Norris hates to give lt up but he has de c 1ded to leave h1 s way wxth the women to Henry Hooser John Douglas Osburn, captam of the band, w 1 lls h1s bass horn p layxng to Steve Hurt,h1 s comrade Helen Perklns leaves her sporty ways to Syb1l Byzbee Jeanne Ph1pps leaves her accomphshment of gettxng engaged to Shmrley Foster Patsy Ponder, one of the leadxng altos ln the choral club, leaves her abxhty to Ann Wr1ght Bobbye Ussery, Lou Ann Hurt, and Mary Ann Hays To John Neal Cutlxp, Mac Dayle Pool wxlls h1s quiet ways V1rg1n1a Terry and Nelda Roberts w1ll the1r way of havxng fun at a party to Barry Blackmon Harvey Rose w1lls h1s act1ng ab1l1ty to next year s speech class, and they w11l have to work hard to top xt To Betty Ann Mxkel B1l11e Ruth Slaton leaves her sweet d1spos1tion Calvm Bullard leaves 1115 many orxgmal parkmg places to J1mmy Ward To Lavern MacM1llan a nd Kathryn Huneke Berenice Steele leave s her quxe t, easy gomg manner fContinued on page 77 , . ' 1 1 . - , . . . . - . 1 . 1 1 1 ' ll ' ' il . 1 . . . . ll il o 1 u n 1 . . . . . , . . 1 - . . , . . . . , 1 1 . ., .. . . . . . . . . . . . ' 1 I 1 . . u 0 u . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . to , .. . . . - u . . 1 . . 1 . . - 1 . 1 . . . . 1 . . . .. . . . Q . . . -- 1 ' Q , 1 1 , .- 0

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