Hazel Green High School - Echo Yearbook (Hazel Green, AL)

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as Professor to Lacoina Askins. Zarah Towry leaves her nature of laughter to Ruby Franklin. Lila Jean Cole is of an inquisitive nature and we're sure Hester Hunt can fill in there. Geneva Williams be- queathesheriability as a good basket ball playervto Catherine Hill. Edward 'Spelcgq wills :his ability to make wise cracks to Lonnie Rey- nolds:-. Elbert Oyvensl leaves. his ability to make wise cracks during Miss Blansitisgrecitation to Dewey Hulsey. Eugene Campbell wills his knowledge of chemistryto James Smith. Rozell Smith bequeathes her good sportsmanship to Mildred Thomas.y' Beryl Law 'leaves with Dor- othy -Parker her quiet disposition. 'Charles Brosemer ,leaves his blush for Bobby Whitt. Lucille Knowlesf leaveslher :love for fun to Atlas Hill. Doris Sharp bequeathes her wit to' Dorothy Caneer. Rene Sham- blin wishes to 'bestow upon Louise'McClusky her naturally' curly hair. Robbie Whitt leaves her impersonation of other people-to Mary Ann Graham. Louise Bolen bestows her neatness upon Hilda Towry. J. C. Bishop leaveseto Joe Bob Price his quiet nature. It is our hope that J. R. Jeans will acquire- theflrm foundation Cof course we mean feetl that Richard Graham has possessed for-well, quite abwhile. Oneda Pope leaves her angelic disposition to Laurene Cole.. Gloria Horn be- queathes to Pauline Bevill her hatred. for all the boys. To Muriel Sul- livan, Louise Haynes wills her studious nature. Chares Towry leaves with James Ghidotti his politeness. Clara Thrasher wills to Ruby Stewart her sweet disposition. To Dorothy Gill, Mary Wilbur leaves her good opinion of every one. Last, but certainly not least, Duncan Clardy wishes to will his love and deepest emotion for his beloved institution, H. G. H. S. to the Junior Class and those who follow. This Will and Testament is hereby legal this 15th day of May, nineteen hundred and forty-two. . SENIOR CLASS OF 1942' Ilellen Tate Bula Blansit Floyd McCollum Atty's-at-Law Witnesses : J. R. Jean Billy Franklin Codicil-Leonard Hubert wills his N. Y. A. work to Dewey Hulsev. 15.

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CLASS WILL We the Senior Class of- 1942 being of sound mind and memory and knowing that our'days at H. G. H. S. arenearly over do therefore make, ordain, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testa- ment. P e M y ' q Section I V To Mr. Simms we leave our unlimited gratitude for his tireless ef- forts in makingour experience at Hazel Green High School pleasant and profitable. - 'a 'A L Section II g 4 A To the faculty we leave a flask of liquid knowledge to be poured into the empty heads of the coming senior classes. ' Section III I To the student body we leave our hopes' that they will elevate the Junior Class to the high ideals which were adopted by the Senior Class of '42. Section IV 4 Clinton Bradley bequeaths his ability to play basket ball to Buford Whitt. Mildred Campbell leaves her ability to make friends to Lillian Mathais. Genevea McEleyea leaves her facial expressions to Ruby Bettertonl Hellen Tate leaves her place as Senior Editor of The Echo staff to Ida Mae Brooks. Harold Brock is happy to leave his flirting ability to Aaron Stephens. Theresa Miller leaves her habit of study- ing book keeping to the future classes. Melvin Stewart is famous for writing love letters which he hopes some day will bring closer commu- nication and a happy marriage to J. W. Brooks. Louise McCollum leaves to Wilma McEleyea her ieadership. Earl Towry bequeathes his speed to the future football teams of H. G. James Echols leaves his love for the girls to James: White. Lillian Wheeler wills to Cath- erine Reynolds her happy spirit. Jean Fisk is leaving her hearty ap- petite to Ruby Reynolds Cwe hope she does it justicel. Raymond Br-own hopes Wayne Morris learns to like sports as well as he does. Doris Shrader leaves her place as office keeper to Lucille Patrick. Floyd McCollum is very popular with the Toney girls, here's hoping Willie York can take his place. William Ary, Jr., wishes Billy Frank liif to adapt his studious ways. To Virginia Ealy, Ima Hill wishes to leave her love for chewing gum. Albert Law wishes to leave his place 14.

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l i SENIOR II CLASS 1st Row-Dorothy Caneer, Dorothy Mae Owens, Lillian Mathias, Juan- ita Holley, Virginia Ealy, Ruby Stafford, Lucille Patrick, Muriel Sullivan, Ruby Betterton. 2nd Row-Ruby Franklin, Edith Alred, Frances Harwell, Wilma Mc- Elyea, Ida Mae Brooks, Katherine Hill, Dorothy Gill, Hilda Tow- ry, Ruby Stewart, Billy Franklin. 3rd Row-Dewy Hulsey, Hester Hunt, J. W. Brooks, Willie York, Thomas Pitts, Lacoma Askins, Gladyn Garrison. 4th Row-Morgan Hayes, Woodrow NVilburn, Joe Bob Price, Leroy Coulter, Bobby Whitt, Gobart Aldredge, William' fTutJ Campbell, Aaron Stephens. Not in Picture-Clarence Thrasher, J. R. Jeans, James Ghidotti, Wayne Morris, James Smith, Buford Whitt. I 16.