Eunice High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Eunice, NM)

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I ten I, Leon teaness, v ill ny blistered back to Jick Parker and all future swinners whcrplay. hocky and go swiming, as well as extra tine r.ade up for said event. I ten I, Cy Looney, will to Gerry Norwood ny ability”to go like a train” and frighten nervous junior girls into spasns of fear. I, Leonard Parker, will to Wilbur Bivc-n the ncuth piece to ry horn to call ducks with • I, Jack Mocre, will to Lee Taylor ny dranatic ability and conc itodness. I, Frank Glayon, will to Betty Fitzpatrick njy ears in order that she rny learn tc play the piano by the use cf said instruments. I, Opal Stucker, will r.y height tc Lucille Frawncr in order that she nay lock down upon non. I ton- 1, Rita Burnhar, will to Paulino Burwell ny sanll dainty figure. Item- •• I, Carrie Jane Jcnes, will ry spelling ability to Jirric Snyer. Iten- I, Pearl Bullock, will ny ability tc catch —d and nanage a husband to Theresa Chandler Itcn- We, the Senior .Class will tc all of the beys cind girls of Eunice High schccl nany, nnny grand-children tc tell their experiences of Eunice high tc. 1 m

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Item V.. To every girl graduate, we bequeath the handsomest man this side of Hawaii Item VI. • The Senior class wills to tbc fmosiacn class all of the ohewod up ponoils and wads of chewing gum that may be found in various secluded spots over the building, as well as the many candy papers that have been pushed from view in desks and behind radiators, ■Item Vll. To the sophonre Class we will our left over soup plates and cups that we used only once, also any narks or scratches that r.i;ht have been made while we became jittery over final examinations. Vlll. To the Junior class we will the favorite stools and bench in Mrs. Dunhams Cafe, that have been the haunts of many an erring Senior who wanted to re-couperato his troubled mind and stomach before facing the task before him. Also the paper left behind in the typing desks that represent many, many hours of labor and were laid there with unkindest words of regret and disappointement; Personal Item- 1, R. C.. Parker will to Charles Clark all the Spanish that I borrowed from him during the class period just beforo English. Iter. I, George Holder, will to Thomas Bragg all of ny two for a nickel cigars and remains thereof to be us d to keep the moths from des- stoying the cloth bound bocks in the library. % Item I, Henry Sik s, will ny boxing ability ind popularity with Freshmen girls to Happy Bright. —

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I whatsoever and wheresoever, rf what nature , kind and quality 3ccv r it : ..y be, and net herein dispesod of, we give and bequeath to our bolcvod Principal, for his use and benefit absolutely, and tc be despesed -cf for the good of the coning classes as he :.ay sec fit. And we do hereby constitute and appoint the said principal, sole executor cf this cur last will and testir.or.t. In witness whereof. We the .class of 1937, have to this our will, and set cur hands and seal this 21 day of May, one thousand nine hundred and thirty seven. SENIOR PLAY On the '-nonings of Thursday and Friday, April 15th 8hd 16th,tho Seniors prosontod n comody-droma- Lighthouse Nan. Tho cost was os follows1 Hon, John Enlow-Loon Mnnoss, Nod Bioko-Henry Si os, Ichobod Buzzcr-R.C. Porker Sir Arthur Choko-Gcrold Looney, Injun Jim-Nan- Poorl Bullock, Moll Buzzor- Rita Burnhnm, Hon. S0rnh Chumbloy Choke- Opnl Stuckor, Hortcnso Enlow- Corrio Jonos. Tho piny took lnco on the const of Caroline in n rourh lighthouse. Nod Bioko was soonding his vacation with tho Buzzors. Ho wns oepturod rith tho chcorfulnoss end simplicity of Non. Mr. Enlov- visits the lighthous r.nd diccovors tho oossibility of Nan’s oduention. After two ya ars in a boarding school, Hon roturn3 to tho Eniov homo for tho Christmas holidays whoro sho mofets Nod, who elenrs uo the- mystery and proves Non to bo the daughter of Mr. Eniov .