Galena Park High School - Jacket Yearbook (Galena Park, TX)

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CLASS WI LL' The Senior Class, being of unsound mind, does hereby leave this last will and testament, as a lasting depression plotted propagation by the under- signed, to the members included. Ava Anderson wills to Mamie Lee Abbott her front seat in room 207. Orville Armstrong leaves his corny jokes to Glynn St. Clair, that junior who has plenty of his own. Ray Brandon leaves his mechanical ability to Harold Cockran, who is a whiz himself. Lois Brinkley bequeaths her charm for the Navy to Lavon Carson, who is progressing nicely. Bill Burgess leaves his ability to get along with Miss Davis to anyone who is foolish enough to think that he does. To Beth Brunson, Margaret Burke leaves her charming giggle. Charles Ethridge willsjhis tackle ability to Bobby Lanier. Robert Dunn leaves his air of a politician to Owen Free-? To those underclassmen who appreciate head- aches, Betty Clifford leaves her ability to keep books. Helen Clouse bequeaths her license to operate an lnforrnation Bureau to Mazine Curtis. Gail Farmer wills her last-minute dashes to homeroom to all tardy juniors. Carol Henry leaves her secret about dark beauty to Mary Jane Scarboro, who isn't bad looking at all. Harold Henson wills his musical talent to Keith Bauman. Wanda Huffman leaves her blond hair to Ann Guy, who isn't exact- ly a brunette. To all those unsuspecting Sophomores, Patsey Johnson leaves her good will. Loretta Lemon leaves her secret to How to Make Friends to all Juniors who'll need it next year. Verna Miller leaves her-no. She'll take it all, she says. Modene Parisher bequeaths her likeable, quiet wciys to Charlotte Hutton, who already has nice ones of her own. Dorothy Parker leaves her love for the C. A. P. to Ann Broome. To H. C. Parker, Alfred Reynolds leaves his lung power for loud howls. L. B. Sanders wills his popularity to Alton Newman, who is not a wall flower. Joyce Singleton leaves her smile to Jo Dement. To Shirley Hutton, Mary Louise Stout leaves her sweet ways. Jean Moore leaves her lease on locker No. 99 to anyone who has enough nerve to open the door. Alvin Butch Thrash leaves--, much to the sorrow of all the high school girls. Doris Tynes leaves, period. Edith Welfl leaves her quiet personality to Ruth Harbaugh. Robert Whitney wills his good grades in Geometry to those who'll have the nerve to try it next year. Kenneth Yancey leaves his shoulders to Billy Golden. Johnnie Ziober leaves his way with the girls to Carlos Gibbons, who seems to be doing all right. Wallace Ryne leaves his curly locks to the football team. Alline Acker leaves her likeable nature to Lettie Pearl Hanson. To Ouida Parisher, Billie Ja Womack leaves Bobby Lanier. Jo Stephens leaves behind her all the friends that she has made. Eugenia Weisinger leaves her perfect conduct as an example for the lowly freshmen. Jerry Murphy leaves her vig, vigor, and vitality to Dorothy Beaver, Bobby Stanley, and Bo Bailess, to be divided equally because of excess.