Dumas High School - Demon Yearbook (Dumas, TX)

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.-741-miss , ws fp, ' ,J ,132 ' 1'i-43? A W' T E CLASS WILL of 1938 The Senior class of 1958 hereby wills to the student body of Dumas High School the following: Jimmie Haile wills his great dancing ability to Cecil Davidson. Sunshine Parkhill wills her great col- lection of reading to Walter Schlinkman. Cloyce Burke wills his power of fascina- tion to Jack Smith. Wayne Butler leaves to J. O. Mills his costume of plaid trousers and cowboy boots. Jo Gray is leaving to Gladys Stanley her carefree ways. Wanda Lewis wills to Viola Zehr her long blond hair. James White leaves to John Bob Purgeson his ability to play a cornet. Virginia Wells leaves her height to J.B. Sparks. Tom Jameson wills his famous everlasting line to Aubrey Lewis. Genevra Peters leaves her bookkeeping to Curtis Wooten. ' Carl Weilding wills his abality to grasp Physics to any of the Sophomores who will it. Maxine Salmon leaves her ability of flirting to Hilda Goodnight. Emma Jo Johnson.leaves her dancing feet to Elizabeth Crow. Jesse Guy Mills leaves to Jimmie Gill his great athletic career. Helen Merritt wills her cute little walk to Mab Cl Bennett, Billie Jo Champion wills her great big eyes to Mollie Jo McDade. Ollie Glee Mills leaves her timidness to Vitda Moore. Lucian Spencer wills his scientific mind to Billy Sparks, and Ailsa Burns leaves her turned-up nose to Anna June Myers. - J . .-rn.-:qw...,...,.: 4,,.,,-,,,.

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S THE SBNIORS FIVE YEARS FROM NOW Dear Jesse Guy, I hope this letter will find your business and family well. I always told you that yould be sorry down in if you married Billie Jo and settled Etter. Here I am as free as a bird. I have been fl ing around for my health, and have run on to a number of the old bunch we graduated with. As I passed through Shanghia I saw that girl--Je Gray. As bad as I hate to admit it she is married to Clyde, and they are smuggling opium from China. Just as I started to ta ke off I saw Lucian- He is man- aging the airport there. On my flight to Paris I tore my pants. Emma Jo was the buyer for the store where I stopped. I decided to take in some of the night spotsfaltheugh I did reform lust weekl, and ran on to Cloyce teaching the young blondes and brunettes the art of dancing. helen was selling tickets and trying to keep an eye on him. My flight to London was un- eventful, but upon arriving there I met Oli- ver who is new a syndicate for the Lloyds of . H . .a e ' London seven of Speaking Wayne in natives Jameson, e has eight very sm ll children, which are blondes and one redhead. of redheads that reminds me, I saw Honolulu. He is married to one of the and running a coconut business. Tom who is married to Louise Amos, is his silent partner. 'hey are the proud par- ents of twins. I flew to San hntonio und James White is washing dishes in the air- port cafe. Maxine end Ailsa are waitrtgses ' in there. Stopping in Amarillo, I saw Farrill. -He tells well, I've trip. Give me that Sunshine will get her B.A. is the owner of a working for srme time. e little degree this dress shop her and rearing a family get to quit and trke my regards to Billie Jo. V year. Genevrn in Lubbock. Wanda is at the Jimmie Heile . , , ,A ,,,. ,. 1