Crawfordville High School - Panther Yearbook (Crawfordville, FL)

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Yi - 4 --V ' mn- ' ..,.-, .- F --QFNQ------Y ------W .-1-11---if 7066! We, the Senior Class of 1950-51, being of sound mind and body, do hereby declare this our last will and testament. To the Faculty, we leave our apologies for giving them so many gray hairs in the past years. To Mr. Williams, our sponsor, we leave patience to deal with the incoming Seniors. To the incoming Seniors, we will our ability to make money. We the Senior Girls, will our ability to overrule the boys in class meetings to the future Senior girls. We, the Senior boys, leave our parlimentary procedure to the newly formed Student Council. Individually, we leave the following: I, Ellen Allen, will my ability to think before I speak to Flavy Mathers, who really needs to do so. I, Earline Strickland, will my soft voice and easy manner to the ever playful and peppy Donald Tucker. . I, Gary Council, will my long legs to Cortes Porter - Cork . I, Evelyn Spears, will my little feet to Jean Moore, I, Eula Strickland, will my quiet ways to Betty Moore. I, Clyde Merritt, will my friendly ways to Bill Allen. I, Betty Jo Oaks, will my duck-shaped feet to anyone who wants to learn to swim. ' I, Marilyn Parrish, will my love of Physical Ed. to Lillian Oliver. I, Benita Linton, will my million dollar laugh to Gloria Ladd. I, Kit Tucker, will my ability to keep my head in a crisis, to Roger Adams, who is always in a dither. if r I, Agnes Harvey, will my cute giggle to Lillian Oliver, who has a good start now. We, Virginia Spears, Benita Linton, and Eula Strickland, will our ability to play hooky and not get caught to Kitty Libert, Annie Bell Strickland, and Alice Metcalf. I, Elna Ward, will my long blonde hair to Wanda Forbes, who is. forever cutting hers off. I I, Bobby Posey, will my quiet disposition to my brother, Nolan, I, Jtme Lawhon, will my front seat in the auditorium to Betty Moore, who usually likes the back ones. I, Lois Forbes, will my ability to do the Charleston to Sarah Allen. - I, Hugh Chapman, will my ability to make all lies sound realistic to Homer Garner. I, Bonnie Linton, will my false teeth and eyelashes to Dennis Council who needs them to make goo-goo eyes at the girls. U I, Virginia Spears, will my dungarees to Bobby Jean Mock, whom I hope they will fit. ...i..:girQ.,tiu.ta...f.n.mg..f.i:ama.aais..-.i..4-zi.Q.u..i I , ,. ,. L-. . ,.., .... ,.

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. , , ,. , . . , , Jr' I, Jimmy Strickland, will my five gallon specials to Buford Turner, who seems to like them pretty well. I, Iris Gray, will my ability to smile at the boys, and not make their girl friends mad, to my sister Patsy who needs it. I, Ellen Allen, will my shapely legs to Ruth Morris. I, Earline Strickland, will my ability to spend a good portion of my time counting Senior Class money to my brother Leonard, who is always enthusiastic about money. I Gary Council, will my quiet and friendly ways to Bob Porter. I, Evelyn Spears, will my ability to sing to Wayne Adams, who certainly has got off to a good start. I, Eula Strickland, will my brown curly hair to Lillian Oliver. I, Betty Jo Oaks, will my ability to frown at the teachers in an intelligent way to Marilyn Harvey. I, Benita Linton, will my ability to keep a secret to any one who needs it. I, Kit Tucker, will my ability to know how to be an intelligent and apt student to any one that needs it, in hopes that they will make better use of it than I did. We, Elna Ward and Earline Strickland, will our standing friendship throughout High Schoo to Flavy Mathers and Roger Adams in hopes that they will become better friends in the future I, Agnes Harvey, will my Betty Grable figure to Hugh McCal1ister, who may lead up to Miss America '5l. I, Clyde Merritt, will my curly hair to Homer Garner I, Iris Gray, will my wide grin to Evelyn Pelt. I, Marilyn Parrish, will my ability to tear up a piano to Marilyn Harvey. I, Bonnie Linton, will my ability to finish school early in order to get married to Bobby Jean Mock. I, Hugh Chapman, will my ability to be friendly, especially with all unmarried women teachers to Donald Tucker, who is my chief competitor. ' ' 1