Draper High School - Valley Echo Yearbook (Draper, VA)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Eugie Tolbert: We, the Senior Class of 1948, being of sound mind, body and soul. In accordance with the laws of this state, on this the twelfth day of February, nineteen hundred and forty-eight do hereby will and ' bequeath the following: Peggy Duncan: Her Invisible brain to anyone who can find it. Betty Hubbard: The new look to ' ’Chubby” Kirby. Rachel Snavley: Her red toboggan to Charles rainter. Georgia Milton: Her Government book to Mrs. Moody. Mozelle Hedge: Her Chemistry intelligence to the Junior Class. Faye Marshall: Her ability to get along with other people to the Freshman Class. Ruby Marshall: Her ability to cook to Mrs. Lalah Newman. Margaret Viers: Her ability to sew to Mrs. Lalah Newman. Thelma Stilwell: Her quiet ways to Bonnie Miller. Kate Gallimore: Her man catching ways to the re t of the Senior Class. Nadine Shelor: Her place as president of the Home Economics Club to Christalene Dishon. Her seat in the Senior Room to. her future sister- in-law, arie Dishon. Jesse Reynolds: His English hook to Miss Lovern. Hugh Huff: His ability to get along with Mrs. Moody to the Junior Class. Charles Jackson: A pencil without any lead in it to Miss Lovern so she can ' t cut English grades. Davis Miller: His freckles to Hpward Eads. Ray Covey: His place as bench sitter at basketball games Charles Egdiiter. Ray Phillips: His lunch ticket to John Wesley Showalter. Wanda Witt: Her ability to make everyone as cute as they are Bonnie Miller. Mary Long: Her ability to sew to Wilma Me Peak. George Taylor: Millard Spence his place as center on the basket¬ ball team. Glenn Taylor: Joe Covey the second base on the baseball team. Delores McFeak: Her ability to work to Bonnie Miller. man to go with her diamond ring. Mrs. Canary H. Newman: A pair of stilts so she can see what her husband looks like. Senior Class that will not make her lose her temper and break promises. Moody: A successful Government Class. McGavock: As much success being a housewife as being a teacher Newman: A house with doors high enough so he will not be wearing goose eggs all the time. Mrs. Lalah Newman: A new bedroom in the Home Economics Cottage so the students can use the old one. Mr. Cassell: An all day cigar. Mrs. Miller: A Chemistry Class with wings so theycan keep up with her. The Junior Class: All the chewing gum under the desks and in such likely and unlikely places. The Sophomore Class: A lawyer to keep them out of trouble. The Freshman Class: Ability to become Seniors in spite of the s truggles. Miss Lovern: Mrs. Mrs. Mr. J V T