Fayetteville High School - La Famac Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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re e be Cleaver B' f'I 'Q'fTN JM, ll It I Q 9 41 0 4 Mx 0 4x I, Edwin Williamson, do will and bequeath my popularity to Logan Howell. I, D. T. Perry do will and bequeath my ways of standing in with the teachers to John Barlow., QI-Ie needs lt.J I. Fanny Bullard, do will and bequeath, my chewing gum to Mary Wells. We, the B. V. D.'s, do will and bequeath our naughtlness to the Red Skirts. IX We, Mary and Bill, do will and bequeath our power ot holding hands and getting away with it to Earl and Catherine. ' I, Isabel Tllllnghast, do will and bequeath my knowledge to .anyone interested. I, Dorothy Patterson, do will and bequeath my conceit to Dorothy Burger. R I, Snookie Tew, do will and bequeath my way with women to Arthur Dixon. I, Dorothy Hurley, do will and bequeath my ability to play the piano to Alma Louise Cade. I, Flora Harris, do will and bequeath my pepplness to Kate Bailey. I, Anne Gaster, do will and bequeath my slimness to Johnsie Maulden. I, Cleo Brown, do will and bequeath my ability to roll my eyes to Nannie Biggs. this to be our last will and testament. Samoa Cmss or 1930. Signed and sealed this twenty-seventh day ot February, we the cass of 1930, do declare Donornv Huauzv, Testator. Wltnessed by Anrntra Dixon. NANNII: Blues. DICK Cas:-nor. Loqan I-Iowszu.. 0 dl 0 Ill Rl fa JT' Simbel? ' 4 ' Twenty-three n QX o rr 4X 2 9-or 2 gba. ...Qs E'

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Last Will and Testament CITY or FAYETTEVILLE COUNTY on CUMBERLAND STATE or NORTH CAROLINA We the seniors of Fayetteville High School, realizing that we have come to the end of a four years journey, in which we have accumulated many worthwhile treasures, take this means of bestowing them upon our friends and successors, Csince we can't take them with usl. SECTION I ARTICLE 1 To F. H. S.-Our love and loyalty and sincere blessing. ARTIOIIE 2 To the Faculty-Our hopes that the coming classes will be more studious than the present Senior Class. ARTICLE 3 To Mr. Howell-Our thanks because he's a wee bit modern. ARTICLE 4 To Mr. Campbell-We will the power to keep the students from leaving the grounds. ARTICLE 5 To the Board of 'Trustees-Our hopes that members of the coming classes won't shock them as much as the present class did. SECTION II ARTICLE 1 To the following classes we do will and bequeath the following: To the Juniors-We leave our long talked of Senior privileges, fhope you get themj. To the Sophomores-We will the pleasure of preparing and planning and paying for the Junior-Senior Banquet. To the Freshmen-The pleasure of knowing they can soon look down on somebody. SECTION III ARTICLE 1 To Mr. Paton and Crawford Boyd our sincere thanks for making us look better than we really do. To Miss Kate-The hope that some day her class will win the latin contest. To George and Will-Our thanks for cleaning up after us. SECTION IV ARTICLE 1 Certain members of the class 'being conceited enough to think they have something distinctive to will, take this means of disposing of them: I, Ola Hubbard, do will and bequeath my generous habit of lending to Mary Scott. I, Tom Cousar, do will and bequeath my good looks to Bill Evans. Twenty-two

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