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13 “Mooche’s” joke book to Jimmy Fraser. 14 “Ham” Wilham’s neatness to Grosto Wells. 15 “Kitty” Demaree’s interest in Glenn Graves to be divided equally among the Junior girls. 16 Horace Ellis’s strong, silent type to Wilbert Bugg. 17 Bette Trimble’s artistic ability to Christine Phillips. 18 Charles Yates’s line to Basil Gaither. 19 And last but not least, we leave Joe Russell’s personality to Gene Royalty. We do hereby name and a • oint Miss VanArsdall, our sponsor, as the sole exe cutor of this, our last will and testament. In witness whereof, we, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Six. have let our hands and seals to this will on this thirty-first day of May, Anno Domini, one thousand nineteen hundred and forty-six. Betsy Royalty. Testator.
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CLASS WILL STATE OF NO ACCOUNT COUNTY OF DEBT CITY OF INSUFFICIENT FUNDS We, the Seniors of nineteen hundred and forty-six (1946), having at last completed our journey through high school, being in full possession of unusual intelligence, do make and declare this to be our last will and testament. The estate, which we have obtained by oar wit and schemes will be disposed of as follows: ITEM : The Senior Class bequeaths to the Junior Class their ability to run the school. ITEM: To the Sophomores we leave Glendon Sanders’ much-worn book of “How To Win and Influence Friends.” ITEM: To the Freshman Class we give our power of combining ideas with ludicrous effect in order to evade the questions of future teachers. ITEM: To the unmanageable and unheedful Junior High we leave our serenity. ITEM: To Miss Baker we leave the job of chasing the future Seniors out of the hall into their rooms. ITEM: The following may seem of little importance but because of the benevolence and generosity of our hearts we with to make the following bequests: 1 To Jessica Walter, we leave Mimi’s interest in Compton. 2 To Nelson Grider, “Stooge” Scanlon’s vitamin tablets. 3 Byron Compton's dancing skill to Bob McFatridge. 4 To Nancy Shewmaker, June Morgan’s quiet dignity. 5 Owen’s ability to cut classes legally to Porter Johnson. 6 “Gus’s” knowledge of Geometry to be divided among the students next year. 7 Anne Park’s book How to Get Your Man and Hold Him” to Martha Gortney. 8 To Dan Tuttle, Bobby Davenport’s interest in Lawrenceburg. 9 To Betty Lyen, Wylna’s success at Danville. 10 Truett Welch’s vocabulary to Proctor Riggins. 11 To Gertrude Lowe, Ada Robinson’s quiet charm. 12 Edmond’s musical ability to the up and coming musicians. —23—
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