Dubach High School - Rattler Yearbook (Dubach, LA)

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Last Will and Testament fContinuedQ room in our already too full heads for these thoughts. We had intended to leave all our brains and knowledge to the freshmen of next year, but on second thought realizing the sophomores would treat them rough at the be:- ginnlng of another term, we have decided to place them in safe keeping, and so request that they be left to the juniors. All our worldly belongings consisting of notebooks pencils athletic records, and many other things too numerous to mention including all the scholastic and other honors we have ever had we direct the executor of this will to sell at public auction the proceeds to be used to build concrete love seats around the trees as the couples are increasing in these modern days P S New ones won t be required quite so often as the wooden ones were usually whittled down by nervous lovers Having spent all our money on Senior class rings stationary commencement in vitations and rental on graduation gowns we are in bankrupt circurnstances We earn estly pray that we shall have enough friends left to take care of all our debts left at the soda fountains our library fines and other unpaid obligations Armand Ball jr leaves to Herman Beckham the rigl't to hold the girls on his kne To Margaret Ann Martha leaves her temper so that Mrs Fuller won t forget how to raise her voice Lydah Britt bequeaths to Catheryn Colvin ier ability to annoy the teachers by popping gum in class it s a good way to attract attention All the gum under Joy McCuller s desk is left to Betty Virginia Colvin so she will We are happy that james Robert still holds his claim o a certain l le black haired Senior but he leax s his ability to get all girls to Cha les Ray As if he needs it Datsy le me her ibil ty to say no to tl' boys to Peggy Bailey I em arm Ralph leave them plan on the lowe seats to Louise Price and her next boy friend FP-rl TW CQ K'l4'Z Pa8e18 . I I I 9 ' . . , . . , ' 9 . Q Q . . . . , , . . ' . ' , - . . , . , . , . - . ' Q . . ' L. . . . . . . 0 , . . -. 9 D I 9 . . I . , . I cn I 1 , 9 . - n - Q . be well supplied in the case of a shortage. . . . . . L . C . L - .. Q 3 y A ,Q - , - ' f I- 0 K - - - ' C , : ' i le , ' I 3 i ' L' Ap' ' . U? . ' ' , . wi ' ' - la.. . - A.-