Douglass High School - Re V Ler Yearbook (Henderson, KY)

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.. ....,1l... 5 1:miifgS::UIIQSSZIIiSSBQ622ill:2271l-::6275l-:r CLAQS J? 'J JILL X We, the class of '42, being of averap intelligence, sound and stable judgement, and realizing that the time for our departure from this field of scholastic endeavor is ne r, do hereby make this oar Will and Testament able property and do give and bequeath the following articles to wit l Floria Powell, Dorothy Terry and Mary Ella Barnett divide equally between Carolyn Richardson and Mabel Etta Brooks their singing ability with the hope that they will profit thereby 2 Roy McClure, Charles Thomas and Jack McCray bequeath to Melvin Robards, William Harvey and William Ed, Hatchett their athletic ability and hope that these with their own will en ble them to achieve fa e. 5, Iriah Kendrick and D. Q. Puller: bequeath to Minnie Wanda Lavette and LaVerne Fellow! their scholastic ability. 4. Fugene Archia and Otha Ree Ellis grant to Gloria B Cooksey and Elizabeth Settle 3181? sense of humor. 5 william Matthew Sandefur bequeaths to James U Carr his neatness, 6. Marion Kendrick, Alice Shelton and Anna Charolette Powell grant their quietness to Irving Briscoe, Iva Poniard and Mary Lee Agnew, x I 5 -, .U V: - . I 1 1 . - T sN t L A l e - n o s . . i 'QQ I 'Borough this will, we dispose of all our valu- l 4 x' , 3 I . . ' 7 it . K' I- ' - A I l

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et: Q, ex I Ter-rf , Dorothy Lee Dot Art Editor Spotlight 142 Isst Seofy Girl Reserves To be a beau tician Thmas, Charles Andrew ' Chummg Vice Pre 1-I1 Y Club Cant f'ootLa11 team Production Mgr' Spotlig ' To be a teacfmer CLASS P OEW Teachers and memories of Douglass today, We'11 hold dear in our hearts As we go our' vay, Ve've ideals and visions My classmates and I, And our luck in this world LJe're eager to try. My God grant that we strive, We, American Youth, For peace, faith, and courage Tolerance and truth X KK? b fi rn ., d 5 . ' -1 h d' x T K I 2 s R A X I I .n I 4 4 as , u V S ' T 'P 3 Y, X A . 1 D ' , T 1940-42 7 - 1 . my 42 1 c A A s f fl 5 L xl I O N h ' I , h . N , 1 ' I E 1 1 J T I E J E V . N E , e lg Q9 Q R . 'I' 3 ' Y F ' no i ,Q I r Y A 1

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'X F K 0 Q, 1:Slisfigzzliifgszuliffighfaziul 2271l-::22?Zh-g:- 7 Grace Reeder beque ths her place as secretary of the Glrl Reserves to anyone will ing to aspire to fulfill the position as long as she 8 To the Freshman Class we give a 1 our school experience with he hope that this ex perience will ennble then to better survive bequeath the use of our eats in chapel for a period of one year except where members of that class flunlf , the period 1 hereby extended to such time as will enable than to come out with the graduating class. 10 The Senior Class as a whole lewves all good will and fellowship to the rising seniors with the hope that their successes may be many, Signed, sealed, and declared by the Class of '42 to be our last will arid tedtamen t, fi CLASS OF 142 lSea1l ,Q By Hortense Brunda Brolnf I lk Y , 0. l.N V V .- X 'r Qc . e . I A , A ,ri 3 . g - S . 1. 1 ' , S - exp 9. To the Junior Class we give, grant and m I ' A . Q Nr R 5 4g,x1P