Glencoe High School - Glen Memoir Yearbook (Glencoe, AL)

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,lg ff N --... ll I, David E. Max Vowell, leave one per cent of the royalties on my book Mya Land, My Life, My Love to Jack Tumlin. I, Howard Jefferson Wynn, bequeath my love for swimming at Sim's Wash I-Iole to Brelan Kidd. I, David Edward Harper, will my good looks, chemistry grades, and my ways with the women to Billy Golden. I, Bill Huie, will my shy ways to James Oliver I-Iamby. I, Theodore Roosevelt East, will my ability to type to Sarah Eiland. I, lhelma Ruth Strawn, will my pleasant smile and winning ways to Dorothy Noah. I, Ida Ruth Clark, will my sewing ability to Mardell Johnson. I, Martha Nalda Scott, bequeath my battered and slightly-worn vocal cords, to Gloria Ramona Townley. I, Mable Imogene Glass, will my love and patience of Mrs. Powell, to Eliza,- beth Ann Stewart. ' I, Bettye Catherine Moore, will- my heart to a Sgt. in U. S. Army. I, W. Dean Roper, will my college yen to Ophelia Wells. ' I, Mary Frances Vice, hope that Evelyn Christine Nichols can also catch her a Songbird of the South. I, M.avis Marzell Otinger, bequeath my ability to pay attention in English class to Marjorie Scott. I, Thelma Joyce Brasher, bequeath the ability to remain quiet and composed at all times, to Mary Vester Gilbert. , I, Clara Mae Vines, bequeath my rough, boisterous ways to Kathryn Mc- Dowell. I, Loretta Vinson, bequeath my heart to Auborn4Grant. I Dolores Louise Harris, will my quite dignified ways to Charles Marker. 1 I, Margaret E. Simpson, will my deep dark secrets to Billy Duncan Clay. I, Martha Jo Smith, will my heart to a paratrooper in the U. S. Army. I, Mary Juanita Sims, will my cute figure to Helen Gregory. I, Doris Franks Parsons, leave eight of my nine beaus to Frances Minton. AN all . f 3 49 'S uf TZ, .Tr ' 'HA kai-ii ...L-'W '-4., V x Nu-in LTA- 1 .XR ' fi I

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CLASS VVILL STATE OF ALABAMA, COUNTY OF ETOWAH. IN THE NAME OF THE LAW, AMEN: We, the Senior Class of 1945, of the Glencoe High School, Glencoe, Etowah County, Alabama, being sober and in a right and generous frame of mind, hav- ing clearly thought over the situation, and having decided the things We can easily do without, do hereby declare this our Last Will and Testament. SECTION 1 ITEM 1. The Senior Class of 1945, do hereby bequeath to the incoming Senior Class our intellectual abilities, our good characteristics, and the right to sit down at a Junior-Senior entertainment, that was as grand as the one of No- vember 6, 1944. ITEM 2. We, the Senior Class of 1945 will, to the incoming Senior Class, the 51.00 we won at P.-T. A. last year. ITEM 3. We, the Senior Class of 1945, do bequeath to the class of 1946, the opportunity of paying 36c for their FORTUNE. l ITEM 4. We, the Senior Class of 1945 do hereby bequeath to the faculty our appreciation, heartfelt thanks, and gratitude for their patient and kindly leadership. I, Homer Chester Stephens, Jr., will my ability to get along with Mr. Robin- son, to Dwight La Verne Lee. I, Paul Meadows Bearden, will my lovely blond hair and rough ways .to Glenn Augusta Swinford. I, William Cassell Morris, will the place of honor in a kissing booth, to Billy Cassidy. I, George Thomas Booker, will the bathing suit I wear when I swim at Sim's Wash Hole, to john Alton George. I, Garvin Dewitt Wells, leaving Glencoe far behind, take my trumpet to serenade on the East side of Huntingdon College. I, Lawrence James Parker, better known as The Trombone Terror of the Elite Club, leave my fame and fortune, as far as dames are concerned, to Donald Chumley. I, Betty June Brown, bequeath my modeling ability and statuesque figure to Ruby Irene Saunders. I, Josephine Clark, bequeath my athletic fame to Ann Breeden. I, Jane Cameron Stith, bequeath my kind, considerate ways and many friends to Hazel Louise Crowe. ' , I, Mary Nell Jackson, bequeath my shy and delicate ways to Mary Christine McClellan. I, Nettie Irisphine Lay, will my musical talents and successes to Sally Gentry. I, Fannie Lou Woodward, bequeath my excellent English and sophisticated ways to Clarabell East. ' I, Hazel Dean Rainier, bequeath my talents for singing opera to Wanda Weems and Dorothy Lee Satterfield. I, Faye Nell Parker, will all the heart-broken boys to Christine Hale. I, Eva Dean Rooks, bequeath my love for chemistry to Bobby Jean Parsons. I, jean Daugherty, bequeath my memories ai d art to Billy Jean Lindsay. .ku

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