Greenville High School - Pirate Yearbook (Greenville, FL)

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ARTICLE II I, Leola Mae Cone, will my red pocket-book and my timidness to- ward high school boys to Lorena Grier. I, R. W. Brown, will to Hjalma Eugene Johnson, my beautiful curly hair so that he may be able to attract girls more easily. I, Catherine Houck, will to Peggy Jones my unequaled ability to sing. I, Beatrice Capayne, do hereby will a giggle to Lillian Thigpen so she won’t be so solemn during her senior year. I, Virgil McHargue, being of sound body and mind, will my keen sense of humor to Evans Brown. I, Marjorie Kinsey, will my ability to type to Shirley Wynn. I, Edna Earl Day, will my ability to swim and dive gracefully to Pearl Dean Cone. I, Arie Bell Bailey, will my ability to do bookkeeping to Georgia Newman. I, Phillip Duane Johnson, being of high intellectual ability, and out- standing in sports and loafing, do hereby will to my inferior and chauf- feur, Jimmy Merrell, my abilities described above, hoping he may fill my place in Greenville High, for I am headed out. I, Martha Bryan Leggett, being of sound and unselfish mind, do hereby bequeath my athletic ability to Sarah Hudson. I, Mary Lou Cox, do hereby will my red curly hair to Peggy Stud- still. I, Annelle Warden, will my ability to count the ice cream money at noon to Olivia Ann Bishop. I, Elbert Sever, will my popularity with the girls to Erne'st Lamar Patrick. I, Joyce Glennon, being of generous heart, do hereby will my job as treasurer of the Senior Class to any unfortunate person who finds him- self elected to the office. I, Tom Sykes Studstill, Jr., do hereby will to Bernard Smith my a- bility to run the 100 yard dash in 7 seconds and to smash all previous Greenville High School track records set by me. I, Myrna AnnReams, willmy cheerleader’s outfit to Launa Blanton. LEOLA MAE CONE