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

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WKWJ. , 4 M ..-..-.......--.. .. .-. ...-.... - -,. -... .-..- -U--......,..... ... .... .-... ...-.-- .- .. -.- -. .. ,....,......M,.,, .. .--,--,.- ... -............ . .-..... . ..- .... Halloway tearfully hands Genie Rollings and Mary Jo Fults her pamphlet, HSo You Mant To Bo A Bride?U The tallness, darkness, and handsomoness of Raymond Hargis goes to Herby Thrope and Preston Cannon. Dimple Brown wills her love for bus drivers to Melba Grooms. Naroie Hao Brazile loaves hor shortness of stature to Anna Hao Shrum. Bettye Joanne Kennedy leaves her acting a- bility and nswest talkn to Lssa Dean Miller and Janie Brown. Don Paris reluctantly bequoaths his good looks to George Schilds. Betty Sue Hooks leaves her ability to play Winning basketball to Zclma Johnson. Beulah Mac Nestor loaves hor long rod hair to Howard Ruth Sitz. A. J. Layne wills his ngirlish gigglesn and seat as dvice-principaln to Carl Lappin. Allean Hawk and Billie Ruth Jacobs leave their art of singing on the Pelham bus to Juanita Patterson. Etholynne Haynes wills the difficult spelling of her name and Mr. And- ersonis ability to pronounce it to hinona IcNeose. Fred White leaves his stage managing ability to Donald Klotz. Sara Lou Bouldin and Hary Ruth Stinnott leave their ngood will of Hr. Schildsn to Billy Metcalfe. Audie Loo Holmes wills hor dislike for burnin mid- night oil in preparation for the next day's wgrk to Frances Kilby. Clarence Kilgore loaves his bashfulness for 'Jimmie London. To Juanita Fults goes Franklin Rust's tactful strut. Marguroito Roddy sadly bequeaths her old-time tradition, HA Dillar A Dollar A Ten O'- Clock Schol1r,' to George Kilgore. Mae lands .'r. Brasoel and Eetty Hunley leave their modesty and gracefulness to Phalda Throneberry and Allene Nunley. Loon Northcutt and Don Roberts leave their seat in the fourth year history class to Jimmie Patton and Helen Sanders. Mary Smith leaves her corny jokes and love for Nashville to Charlestene Flynn. Buck Sanders rogretfully leaves his football ability to Barney Shadrick. June Tate and Ophelia Taylor uns willingly leave many of their boy friends for Helen Myers and Betty Rollings. Marie HcCarver loaves her tradition of being absent to Ldna Rose Garner. Johnnie Jane Heard wills her sweetness and nice disposition to Lois Parsons. Christine Ross leaves her position in the Senior Class to Ruth Owen. Doris Anderson leaves her charm and personality to Kathleen Roberts. To Clay -- f- - -:--u-.gal ., ---..,..,.......... ,- ....-.W-..-V -wi.-.. .-.W 1. w...Y...

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. 3 . i 5 Q . 2 i . z y x i x i l a r 4 s i 5 9 l I I i E L 1 I :..,...-.. -- ...... .. -4-..-...,.....-.....--.-.. 4. -,a...,,,.....--.. -.-....-........ ... ---M ..........,- ...,., ... ...-..---- 4--4-4 - - Fults goes L. D. Sartain's favorite corner in history class. Ruth Myers sadly leaves her French vocabulary and loud mouth to Helen Greeter. Harold Jones leaves his position as state debator to Benny Ray Harris. Jo Ann Gunn and Carolyn Anderson generously give their English work-books to Maudio Cagle and Cecil Meeks. James Totherow wills his ability to work geometry to Mary Nell Ledbetter. Bessie Eldridge cheerfully and willingly turns over to Topsy Burnett her typing manual and English vocabulary. In witness thereof, we, the Senior Class of 1946, the testators, have set our last seal this 16th day of Hay, one thousand and nine hundred and forty-six. f