Frenship High School - Tiger Yearbook (Wolfforth, TX)

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CLASS WILL Last will and te s tame nt of the Senior class of Frenship High School. We, being of sound mind fthough doubted by somel, and on the advice of a local psychiatrist, do hereby make this our last will and testament, to be added to all preceding wills and such documents. ARTICLE I Section I. We do hereby appoint Mrs. Rhyne and Mr. Holden as chief executives of this will to see that it is carried out to the fullest extent. Section II. To the faculty we leave our e xc e l le nt behavior, and all we have taught them to further educate the world. Section III. To Mrs. Armstrong, we leave all we have taught her in the field of business administra- tion, and sincerely hope she does not forget it before she has passed it on to some else. Section IVQ To the school board , we leave the teachers, since no one else will take themandwe have no place to put them. ARTICLE II ' Section I. To the junior class we leave our ability to get along with teachers and other such charac- ters they will meet in the coming years. Section II.To the sophomoreswe leave our knowledge and understandingg due to the fact that they may get caught playing hookey and if such occasion arises they will need it badly. Section III. To the very di sti ngui she d freshmen we leave allour knowledge of schools and how to run them without interference from teachers and other such characters. ARTICLE III We, the following members of the s enio r class do hereby leave to the insignificant members of the junior class the following: I, Billy John Walker, ,leave my whiskers, to Sammie Norman. I, Charles Lovell, since I have no whiskers, leave my bull-riding and throwing to Jack Carlisle. I, Leroy Patterson, leave my ability to drive an automobile s afely and sanely to Billy John Haws and sincerely hope he puts it to good use. I, Jerry Hughes, do hereby leave my superior way'with the w ome n to Chris Jarrot and hope it does him as much good as it did me in my younger days. I, George Anna Meadors do hereby resolve to leave my ability to flirt with all living creatures to Virginia Lee Walker, since I made good use of it in Mr. Holden's history class. I , Don Davis, leave all my worldly possessions fNora Annl to anyone who is big enough to get her. I, Joy Isbell, leave my riding pants and educational books to Enola Whitworth. I, Pauline Perry will leave if Billy will come and get me, or anyone else for that matter. I, Horace Durham leave my ability as a left-handed driver to Carr Howard Barnett. I, Charlie Avants leave my way with the women to Donald Rackler who will need it if Ma r y Francis Sehon stays around long. I, Leta Altman leave my cute s mi le and attraction to male teachers to Mary Ann Coker and Kennie Jackson. I, Shi r le y G oo dpasture leave all my worldly possessions in the form of two whiskey bottles to Beth Conway. I, Barbara Knott leave my cute dimples and winning ways to Jean Huckabee and Ada Pearl Reynolds. I, Sammy Hitt do hereby leave my knack to pick'em young and train'em like you like'em to Raymond Peek. I, Raymond Hitt leave my roving eyes and attraction to the female sex to Joe Ed Jobe.