Douglass High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Douglass, KS)

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I V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V to Keith Parry. Use it to the best advantage, Keith. The Scotch in Kenneth Wallace compels him to leave nothing but his best regards to D. H. S. Robert Glaves leaves his slim, trim figure to Viron Wheeler. To Merle Lacey is left Glenn Lee’s dislike for studying. Howard Davis leaves his ability to lead great classes to Marvin Keely. Take the seniors as an example and lead your class to fame, Marvin. Doloras Deatherage leaves her genial attitude of people doing her na.rm to Hester Illene Cramer. Opal Lanier leaves her flirting technique to Laverne Barnes. Erma Jean Bledsoe leaves her library step ladder to Bob Mathis so can get higher up. Geneva. Hall lea.ves her athletic ability to Carrie Bohannon. Max Strode leaves his well developed physique and ability to skip school to Harry Whaley. Gene Pierson leaves his stand-in with Mr. Newton to Mutt Redford so they may get better acquainted. Frank Eaton wills his humorous nature to Ralph Barker. Vara Green wills her business ability to Wanda Fivecoats. Signed, Sealed, Censured and Disinfected. A. TOURNEY G. WHIZZ I. SKINNEM SENIOR CLASS SONG The time has come to sing our parting song To D. H. S., the school we’ve loved so long; We are the grand old class of thirty-six, The swellest class that ever got itself into a fix. And then would fight its own way out And be the winner yet without a doubt. It is to you we sing our last good-bye, Our dear old Douglass High. We’re going to live our motto every day, For to “Be Square” is just the only way To be successful in this opening world, That we are entering with all our flags unfurled. And eyes trained on the sky for Douglass High, The school we’ve loved so well in times gone by, The school we’d give our all without a sigh, Good-bve, old Douglass High. —Mildred Martin. V V V V V V s V V “STONE WALLS DO NOT A PRISON MAKE, NOR IRON WALLS A CAGE.”— LOVELACE.