Horn Lake High School - Challenge Yearbook (Horn Lake, MS)

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N, ww U ,- Louis Day would like to give to wil- liam walker his dress and hat used in the senior play and his knack of forging ex- CHSGSQ Barbara Jones wants to leave to Eliz- abeth Seckt, her dramatic abilitv with hopes that Elizabeth will use it in the senior play next year. Billy Shaekelford wills to Harold Von Boeckman his little black mustache and al- so the bottle of smelling glue that goes with it. Shirlev Clifton gives her beloved cousin and her athletic spirit to Kathleen Tarver. Elizabeth Kevil wills her timidness and quietness to Emogcne Rochelle. And last Wilma Scruggs would like to bequeath to Carl Smallwood all of the gum that Mrs. Barnett has made her throw awav, .4- It is our wish that all the classes which follow us may have the same pleasure and inspiration 'out of high school that we have had. SIGNED: SENIORS OF 'h7