Fairforest High School - Forest Views Yearbook (Fairforest, SC)

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AE X ' L.:'3...g',L ZL....:.'fL-.fflfL..4f,7...:.'ff' L..tffZ...:'.'.l...:'1-. '-i....s 'V . ' C L A S S W I L L fl We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-one, in the High School of if Fairforest, in the State of South Carolina. being about to leave the calm and sacred walls of our Alma Mater for unknown toils and perils, do make this our last will and testament. leaving therein to the most esteemed and worthy Juniors certain valuable suggestions, kindly and inoffensive criti- KL cisms and other miscellaneous dots. for the improvement of their conditions. characters, or conscience tas it may bej with the hopes that they will receive these in the same grateful and gracious manner in which we have ever taken fl? any similar censure, kindly given in the past days, for our improvement and correction by them. X 9 To the faculty of the Fairforest High School. we do will and bequeath our J ' I sympathy and consideration for the overtaxed and hardvvorked underclass- . .Q X t N men. K' ' fi X, tv We herein leave to the Junior Class our affectionate regard for the High 1 y M .t School Faculty and our keen appreciation of their long suffering and patience . ' in dealing with us, with the hope that they may prove more worthy and less N 1 h trying to the aforesaid individuals. Q7 To James Coble, Osborne Holmes wills his many girls, together with his fondness for the opposite sex. gf To Eckles Fain. Clarence Padgett wills all midight oil burned and sleep- less nights spent in studying during his high school course. I' To Eugenia Kirby, Dorothy Couch leaves her numerous beaus, together 'l with her unique technique in acquiring the same. ' i 'fi Edward Elledge wills to Guy Edge his ability to put girls in a trance. gl 'T To Ryan Mobley, Floyd Gillespie leaves his library of funny books with If . the suggestion that they be kept discreetly from the sight of the librarian ,, ' and head of the English Department. ex' To Mary Carolyn Ezell, Kathryn Ford wills her bright remarks and witty K sayings. To Marion Terrell, Miriam Clark leaves her dramatic ability. y To Elsie Taylor, Kathleen Chumley wills her reducing technique with il the hopes that the results will be equally as satisfactory. fn, To Barron Smith, Macon Byce wills his dramatic ability and all brides V acquired this year. X Q Frances Dobson and Pecolier Hawkins will to Mary Martin and Elizabeth 'fi Ridings their prissy hair bows. , Milton Powers and Iris Robertson will their two chairs in Home Living 'i and their sentimental chats carried on in them to Billy Hope and Hazel Pope with the suggestion that they get as favorable results from said course. ' Tommie Pinson wills to Ruth Medlock her book by Emily Post. 5, Robert Miller and Vlfilbur Holder will their cigarettes to Hughston Bailey , and Maury Powell. ,Q ' Eloise Jarrett wills to Buddy Smith her automobile tires and hopes that 4 he will enjoy using them as much in the future as he has in the past. B lr' To Juanita Williams, Helen Coble leaves her curls. l ,. To Leon Holtzclaw, Robert Cannon wills his careful driving, together Ri with the phone number of a nearby undertaker. ,Q Jennie Hughes and Myrtle Hope will to Nellie Morris and Mozelle Wofford Q. their recess chats with Miss Brown, trusting they will be of a wholly pleasur- able nature. ' if A I lt Q3 Dr