Clewiston High School - Tiger Yearbook (Clewiston, FL)

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I, Linda Lee, leave to Jean Murphy my ability to play volley ball and to my sister Jane, my ability to become engaged in ten days. I, Shirley Ann Marshall, will to Delores Padget my great size and height, and to Jane Lee my ability to gain weight. I, Billy Moore, will all my women to Jay Bo Miner, 'Sincerely Yours'. I, Billy Nall, leave to Gene Williams my great political ability, and to Joe Peters my last 204 so that he can afford another game of snooker. I, John Overcash, leave my 20-20 vision to Thomas Stiles and to Coach Ferrara the 1015 I owe hirn. I, Georgia Parrish, will my title All Conference Tackle to Delores Padgett who will have a hard time keeping it because of her tiny size. I, Mildred Pelham, will my loud mouth and boisterous ways to Edwinna-Spurlin and my seat in Business Math to any unlucky person that takes it. I, John Perry, will to Coach Ferrara enough football equipment for next years' team and to Luther Davis my name as Honest John . I, Timer Powers, will my ability to take two Math courses in your Senior year under Mrs. Brown and still graduate to Joe Peters. I, Bobby Roland, leave Sarabeth one inch of my height and my ways of catching fish to Coach Ferrara. I, Eddie Swindle, will to my two brothers nothing for I need it all! I, J. V, Tanner, will my athletic ability to Georgie Christine Cox and my dancing ability to Eddie White. I, Barbara Twiddy, leave, shouting for Joy! But before I leave, I will to F. T. Jones my pet name B. B. Twiddy and hope someday she will live up to it. I, Flora Mae Weaver, will my sillyness to Barbara Williams, and my ability to take shorthand 120 words a minute to Edith Daughtrey. 25

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.,lL.f'1fM an Zafamenf We, the Senior Class of Clewiston High School, being in a sound state of mind do will and bequeath this our last will and testament to the following: I, Lynn Atherton, leave my jitter-bugging ability to Myrna Hern- don and Edith Daughtrey, who have just about succeeded in learning how, I, Manning Carter, will my little book titled Tricks in playing Football and How to keep from being thrown out of a Game to Joe Peters, and to Billy Sutton the unusual luck that kept me from being caught smoking during football seasons. I, Sharon Crochet, will my big, dark, brown eyes to Sylvia Beatty, in hopes that she will have as much fun with them as I have had I, Herman Davis, leave to Gene Williams my ability to skip school without getting caught, as he needs it. And to .Tay Ray Jones my title as Best Dressed Boy in C. H, S. . I, Robert Dickson, will my unbashful ways to Richard Bethea and my small size to Charles Atwell, l, Joseph Dominquez, leave to David Clark my Spanish accent, also how to tune a radio. I, Lamar Ford, will my ability to stay out of trouble 1 Year 3 Days 1 Hour to Magoo Carter. I, Sammy Griffin, will my shortness to Shorty Ingram because I feel he needs it. I, Ronald Hare, will to Tommy Owens lf2 bottle of prescription 33 and to Charlotte a stick to keep Charles away. I, Mary Anne Harrell, will my ability to get involved in too many things to any unlucky junior who cares to accept. I, Wayne King, take all, as I have nothing to leave. 24

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I, Lynda Wilkins, will my witty ways and cold temper to Edith Daughtrey. To the teachers: To Coach Ferrara, we will a gyrn with a roof that won't leak. To Richard Pape, the First Bank of Clewiston so he will have no more financial trouble. To Bo Manuel, a coffee pot and a case of coffee. To Mr. Willis, a Senior Class as wonderful and co-operative as the class of 54! I To Mrs. Willis, we leave nothing as the Senior boys want to take her with them. To Mr. Bishop, 1000 detention and conference slips. To Mrs. Brown, all of our Math books as we've had all we want of them. 'Io Mrs, Atwell, nothing as she usually gets what she wants. To Miss Sapp, a tree she can stand under, while P. E. classes slave over a hot volley ball game. To Mrs. Cochran, a Junior Chemistry Set so she can advance her knowledge. To Mrs. Manuel, a rope so she can keep close tabs on Bo. To Friend Hathcock a record player and records that keep re- peating, Shut Up, Timer, Be Quiet, Sharon, Hush, John and a box of ry-krisp. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we hereunto set our hands and seal this twenty-fourth day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-four. Signed, sealed, and delivered in my presence this 24th day of May 1954. Barbara Twiddy Witnessess: Mr. Magoo Da gwood 26