Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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Ir Dolah Duncan, do will and bequu’th to Mary Guess my winning wys with the outstr nding musicians of D. U. H. 3. I, J. T. Gentry, do bequeath to following: to Governor i-ker, the attractive way I have of blushing, to Edwin D- y, I will my inferiority complex. I, Howard .-.rnett, do will and bequeath to ■‘’■Ivin G- le my manly figure and to Reo Heskett, my all-round athletic ability. I, Dorothy St'ockbridge, do will and bequeath the following: to Daphne Armstrong my beautiful curly hair, to Alta Williams, my formula for making A s in my cl sses. I, Leao Osborne, do will and bequeath to Aileen Clouse the sophisticated way I have of turning up my nose. I, ..reel Lunt, do will and bequeath to Herschell Gilliland my crooning tenor voice which h s proved so attractive to blondes, I, Jim Gale, d' bequeath to Mac Hanchett the privilege of attending Duncan High School for five years. I, Fr°nk Frances, do v ill °nd beoueath to James Forehand my k'rrck at golfing. I, Marlin Aker, do will and bequeath to Charles Massey my devilish ways with the women. I, Reid Dees, do will and bequeath to Dean Zimmerman my qualities of being a good student and sport. s I, Mac Matheson, do will and bequeath to Don Peterson my ways with red-headed women, t; bill Eaton I leave my sole right as a privileged character in A. U. H. 3. I, .gnes ivxton, C ..ill and bequeath to Lora nderson my graceful airs and dignity. I, Marvin Arnett, d will and bequeath to Bob -ker ny appro sing eye for a good cook. I, archie Hext, do will and bequeath to following: to Cecil O'Dell, my ability to play Yankee Doodle on the Saxophone, to Buddy Nunn, my elongigated but graceful stride. I, Juno Arnett, do will and bequeath to Fra.ncis Dayton, my Popularity with my fellowstudents. I, Josie Crabtree, do will and bequeath to following: to Katherine Grodon, my havitual sobriety and to Ruth McGrath my undisputed privilege of going with blonde-headed school teachers. Due to financial straits the Seniors can leave nothing to the school but fond memories of them. You will find these memories when you see initials or names cut on desks or written on the stage occnery or in the library books. T » the Sophomore's Class we bequeath our brilliancy ''nd stud-i usness. the Freshman Class e extend our sympathy in the trails t come. To the faculty we bequeath thanks for their help and consideration of us. Signed and notarized on this day of Our Lord, April 20, 19 witnesses J. V eslie 3- ntee --CSp n F Signed by Senior Class tfeslie Townsend Principal

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JUNIOR CL.uSS Fresident-----------Buddy Nunr. Vice President - Governor Aker Secretary------------Bill Dean Treasurer --- Mary Jane Brooks President--------Jear. Hempstead Vice President r Doris Bradshaw Secretary----------Bonr.ie Dakin Treasurer ------- Eunice Cosper