Dewar High School - Dragon Yearbook (Dewar, OK)

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1255 M! e, the benlor Class of 1951, in sound mind and wealthy phfsicue do make th s o r last will and testament Each article rere described is bequeathed severally to the below mentioned individuals according to the terms of this will and testament we hereby declare all previous promises to pay, wills or testaments made by any members of this class as null and void We hereby appoint as sole administrator of this, our Principal, to admin ister tn1S will and testament a In e s bf t oan Ta lor, do bequeath my ability to get straight HAH averages to Jerry wade I, Nettle Lou T1tsworth,cio bequeath my girlish figure to Manda Sneed I, Betty Bowdler, do bequeath my ability to get along with the male pop ulation of this institution to Ramona Haley I, Everett wilhite, do bequeath my masculine handsoweness to Toe Wade I, La Wanda Durbin, do bequea h my place as leader ofthe band to Dorothy Quinton I, Joyce Duty, do bequeath my ability to go to the prevue every Saturday night to Geraldine Bonham I, Opal Ruth Robinson, do bequeath my musical voice to Donald walker I, John Duncan, do bequeath my ability to play football to my brother oe I, Doris Redford, do bequeath ny ability to play basketball to Carol wat son Margaret Sisson Carol Nugent, do bequeath my matrimonial success to Shirley Golightly Jeanette Jones, do bequeath my place on the basketball team as the best benchwarmer to Laverne walker Richard williams, do bequeath my ability as a speaker to Vera Bowdler Vallie Hobbs, leave my ability to play a piano to Delores Durbin Beulah Spurlock, do bequeath my quiet disposition to Barbara Coble Abraham McIntosh, will all my excuse blanks and absence priv leges to Roy williams J R Long, will my mouth organ ability to Phyllis Stnun Tommy Lackey, do bequeath my ability to get my English by lair means foul to my brother Neal Jimmie McBee, do bequeath my unique ballroom dancing to Anna Mae Cook Dale Gaither, leave my ability to work bookkeeping to Tommy Dobson and hope he doesn't have as much trouble as I did I, Berlie Daniels, do bequeath my suave, masculine charm to Bobby Winton I, Kenneth Sweeney, do bequeath my place on the football team to Robert Jones In witness whereof, we, the Class of 1951, have affixed our signatures hereto and caused the great seal of our Class to be placed hereon this first day of May, 1951, A L 7, ,4Lu, 54 President Attest ,4a!,rf,.lZf 4 QLM'-l0 J 4412? fd Secretary I i 'INJ s -n . u A c Us A ' ' ' ' S As s e 135 . T Y ' ' ' 7 1, c J . I N- 9 O ' 4- U O J . A ' ' , 1 .- l I, Norma Jean Durbin, do bequeath my ability to go steadyfbr three years to ' . I, . . . . I, I, A. . A . . I, . . . v , 0 I, - - I, ' 1 . . . I, l O . I, A . 5 or Q . I, ' I, O Q ,rf J H7 fn J 2 A .- 1' M J