Grundy County High School - Mountain Laurel Yearbook (Coalmont, TN)

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,QL . - fr G ' v s I E.l fgxw Q, . an ' ' ...V Q, 'z .'s 5 ,, ,I was wi,,.,. , . f-1 fxcc Wg gg We, the senior class of 1944 of Grundy County High, do this 5th day of May in the year 1944, declare this writing to be our last will and testament, We do hereby will all property, real and personal, that we have possessed for the last four or five years. Bruce Speegle leaves his position as as- sistant principal to Robert Morgan Jr, Maudle Hargis leaves her secretarial work to Annabelle Nunley, To the following goes the English work- book of Dorace Goodman: Louis Jacobs, Everette -Kilgore, and Gene Nunley, Mary Ann Creighton leaves her brown eyes and giggle to Ruth Geary. Willodean Hamby leaves her membership in the Beta Club to Ella Rose Fults, Doreen Wooten, and Fran- ces Fults. Mary Sue Charles leaves her shyness and inferiority complex to Jean Petty and Juanita Kilby. Doyle Moneyheffer leaves photography for Johnny Vernon Tate and Burwell Henley to carry on, Josephine Anthony and Irma Pirtle bequeath their history books to Eugene Phillips, W, H. Mc- Ghinnis, and Geraldine Campbell, Lillian Sweeton and Vera White will their shortehand and typing books to Iucille Carrick and Tommie Wiley, Bennie Tate leaves his acting ability to Herman Johnson. Ella Frances Haynes and Frances Henley wills their basketball ability to Auline Campbell, Edna Brazille, and Doris Childers: Christine Abraham leaves her love for the Navy to Ruth Beans Joyce Cenry and Becky Hampton regretfully turn ever their.compan1ership ta Alma Jean Behr and Leu Agnes Nrlght, Feta Gould and Horace Meere leave their haresemenena and football ability to Jamie Marler, R. by Martin, and John Behr. Gladys Fults ana Willie Mae Hunley will tkeir speeeh books to Mary Lze Etter and hrncstine Cantrell, Jean Ann Smith and guage Mae Brown will their quietness to Janie Jagie, Margaret Renkfn, ana Mary Ellen Rob- erts, Clementine Gallagher leave: her sunny smile to Mary Cathleen Leven, To Ernestine Ross go the

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