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

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.foil Zlflllfancf '7Mla4nenl' THE STATE OF ALABAMA, COUNTY OF ETOWAH, CITY OF GLENCOE, WE THE SENIOR CLASS OF GLENCOE HIGH SCHOOL MAKE THIS LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT TO THE IN- COMING CLASS OF SENIORS To begin with, Wendell Zeke Traylor wants to leave his hen pecked way with women to j. W. Griffith, Hermon Wells, and Billy Woodward, who hasn't pecked all year. I, Dorothy Culberson, Ieave my flair for Shakespeare to Margaret Alford, Oscar Breeden, and Bobby jones. I, Ann Quinn, will my privilege to flirt with boys in school to Helen Casey, Also my pierced ears. I, Lois Anderson, Ieave all my office duties, mainly making the absentee list to Gloria Ann Crowe. Heres hoping you enjoy it. I, jean Copeland, Ieave my ability to win a certain heart and ring to Dorothy Rose Raley. I hope you do as well as I did, l, Bo Campbell, leave my Paden Farm girls to S. j. Noah Now things shouldn't be as complicated between Maxine and me. l, Loyde Henson, leave an oil painting of myself to be placed in the typing room in front of joe Phillips, David jackson, and Betty Lou Dunn. This should encourage them to sixty words a minute, I, Billy joe johnston, will my heart to Iva Glass. Two beats are always better than one, Iva. I, jimmy Thornton, will Raymond Holloway, Leonard Dunston, and Bobby Daves my ways to woo the women. T I, Oscar Maddox, will Marie Cooper my dancing technique, I, Frances Howard, will my blond hair to Mary Frances Prater, Here's hoping you'Il be able to catch and hold more boy friends than you have with your l'gIamorous brown hair. I, Doris Coley, Ieave half of my credits to Ann Ella johnston, Now, Ann Ella, maybe you will graduate before you are 25 I, Lurlene Brown, bequeath my typing ability of at least seven words a minuteato Edith Harper. l, Bertie Lou Williams lMcBrayerl will my ways to catch a husband to jeannee East. Don't overdo it too much because some might catch on. I, Imogene Howard, will my genial smile and rosy cheeks to lla Glass, An apple a day keeps the cheeks that way, I, Charlotte Easterwood, will my blushing ways to jo Moore, and you, jo, should take this to heart. I, Lurlene Clark, leave my ability to restrike old glowing matches to Betty Lawson, Come, Betty, you did f'airly.well with my old Flame. I, Goldie Pike, will my long walks to Betty jo jones Here's for a 48-shape like mine. l, Martin Browning, will my neat, dark brown, wavy hair to junior Lankford ls it lack of elbow grease, jr., or what? I, Erma Glass, will my ability to mock my teachers to Sybil Lawson, especially my English teacher. l, Ray Noah, will to the junior girls all the diamond rings that I didn't give to the Senior girls. I, Maxine Cherry, will all mv old boy friends to Doris Robertson. I like my new ones better. I, Bobby Eubanks, will my ability to love all the women to jerry Smith I, Vernon Lures, will my ability to remember history to Amon Emerson I, joe Atkins, will to the next president of the Senior Class my ability to rule as only l ruled. I, Marjorie Smith, Ieave what I call my school girl figure to Betty Scott This will be quite a loss to me, but I'm sure it will be a great help to Betty I, Bill Lowe, Ieave my rare stories to Oscar Lowe Now, Oscar, you must bear in mind that you will be the school gossiper I, Ellwynn Beck, will my irresistible handsomeness to Louie joe Turner and L M Hilleyt I hope the girls will appreciate this for it is an unusual gift. I, Donald Parker, will my ability to sleep in classrooms to Floyd Dean and Roy McGraw. i, Mary Green, leave my technique to hold a man to Katherine Richardson This doesn't mean a knockdown, dragout either, I, j, D, Alexander, leave all my little women who aren't there to Kenneth Huff, Billy McCelIan and Tommy Pruitt, You'lI have to learn to dream, boys, I, jack Brown, will my power for attracting girls to jimmy Weems, Maurice Hill and Buddy Erwin, If you take heed now you'lI be Romeo within a very short time, TO THE jUNlORS IN GENERAL, WE LEAVE ALL OUR TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS, AND A BOTTLE OF ASPIRIN. MAY YOU BENEFIT BY THESE REMARKS AND ACCEPT THEM AS FUN ONLY, BECAUSE WE REALLY MEANT NO HARM. MARY GREEN BOBBY EUBANKS

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