John Gorrie Junior High School - Siren Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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John Wells- A dillar, a dollar, A ten o'clock scholar, What makes you come so late. Corinne Wester- Sassy and sweet. She loves playing And can't be beat. Charles Wheatley- Charles Wheatley-Near the end of the roll, Is a practical, happy-go-lucky soul. Ruth Wheeler- Ruth Wheeler, brown eyed, vivacious. Someone will steal her-oh! my gracious. Ted Whitlock- Farris Julian Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Wiegel- The horrid scales hold this lad's fate They tell the truth about his weight. Wienburg- In manner stern and strong And an arm to fight the wrong. Dorothy Wiesenfeld- Dorothy Wiesenfeld pretty and neat Has a Hashing smile with which you can't compete. Billy Wild- With a happy glance and a winning smile He's heard by all within a mile. Virginia Wiley- If you would like to hear good sense That's mixed with wit and fun, You'd better look up Wiley, here, Who's brilliant as the sun. Gardner Wilkes- Agnes He is jolly, goodnatured and true. And his share is willing to do. Williams- Agnes Williams, pretty and sweet From the top of her head to the soles of her feet. Dorothy Williams- Dorothy's a girl we all admire To be like her we do aspire. Frances Williams- Eyes of blue and Haxen hair Ruby lips and skin so fair. Always a smile upon her face She sets indeed a happy pace. Howard Williams- Not by their size, measure we men or things . Virginia Williams- She's got curly hair If you treat her right she-'ll be fair. Beauchamp Williamson- Hugh Beauchamp doesn't want to boast And tell what he resembles most. Wilson- There's something I've been wonder- ing About one of our boysg Do you suppose this Hugh, here, Has ever made a noise? Margaret Wilson- Margaret is so quiet and still That none know her talent and skill. Theda Wilson- A girl with a smile That is really worth while. Neel Witschen- Of stature fair, and slender frame, But firmly knit, like Malcolm Graeme. Joe Witten- He's a good sport as you can see, And also a smart fellow if you ask me. Richard Wright- The poor old sun's refused to shine, With envy he's turned green, Because, beside our brilliant Dick, His brilliancy's not seen. Francis Yerkes- For this heart-breaking ladies' man, A harem best would suit, We'll dress him up in Sultan's robes, Then won't he be too cute? Jonathen Yerkes- Jonathen Yerkes the boy refined One of this type is hard to find. Jean Zacharias- There was a young lady named Jean, Who as a student was astute and keen, She was so efficient and downright proficient, Such honor grades you've never seen.

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I, La Verne Byrd, do hereby will and bequeath my French book to Josephine Burroughs. I, George Copeland, will and bequeath my best gym pants to Mr. Eernisse. I, Neville Cowart, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to forget Latin to Noveline Norton with wishe. for best results. I, Juanita Ferrell, being of sane mind and noble birth. do hereby will and bequeath to Johnny Holmes my false eyelashes. I hope you like them. I, Roy Fisk, being of insane mind, will my ability ti play with toys on the stage to Will Williams. I, Virginia Gorman, being of insane mind, will my ability to make trouble in Mr. Kirkhams room to Billy Farewell. I, Mary Helmet, leave my stand-in with all the teachers to Francis Salzer. I, Florrie ul. La Motte, being of sane UQ mind. will my ability to lose at least one article a day to Davidson Dunlap. I, Margaret Lennon, of sane, insane, or some other kind of mind, do hereby will my love of Thursday to any unlucky cleaning woman who wi--hes it. I, David Mac Queen, being in sane mind and sound body, do hereby will my ability to get on the Honor Roll to Tom Mac Queen. I, jane McDaniel, do hereby will and bequeath my wonderful sense of humor to Freddie Fouts. I, Dorothy Miller, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to make excellent oral reports in History to anyone that needs it. I, Billy Royall, being the only son of William S. Royall, Sr., do hereby will and bequeath my ability to play riddle- dewinks to Bobby Stevens. I, Dorcas Rutan, will my ability to shut my eyes when I laugh to G. P. Manning. I, Bryan Scruggs, the party of the first part, do hereby will and bequeath my best pair of garters to Gilbert If. Haag, the patty of the second part. I, Joe Kendall Steele, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to give cauliflowers to Mrs. Peek to Billy Taylor. I, Kenneth Strickland, being of so-called sound mind, do hereby will and bequeath my opinion of certain teachers to 'Timmy Cheney. I, Willard Strum, being of so-called sound mind, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to translate Latin to Mrs. Mabel Rogers. I, Margaret Swift, being of a sane tnind, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to blush to Miss Hollins. I, Gardner Wilker, do will and bequeath my ability to stay in for Miss Hollins to Betty Simmons. Witness our hands and seals, this 25th day of April, l952. 9A-Z fsealj Florida-Duval County. Signed, sealed, published and declared by 9A-Z as their la-t will and testament, in our presence, who at 9A-Z's special instance and request have each subscribed the same as attesting witnesses in the presence of 9A-Z and in the presence of each other. This 25th day of April, 1932. Margaret Lennon Mary Helmet Margaret Swift G. E. I-Iaag 9 A S We, the members of 9AS, being of sound and insazve mind, do in this our last will and testatnent bequeath the following personal properties to said parties: l. I, Nana Doughtery, do hereby will and bequeath my darling laugh to Harris Simmons. i 2. I, Royster johnson, do hereby will and bequeath my witty disposition to Freddie Faust. 3. I, Roy Bell, will my girlish figure to Edward Far- rish. -l. I, Susie Sealey, do hereby will and bequeath my athletic ability to Louise Williams. S. I, Doris Fullerton, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to attract the boys 'attention to Argent McLous. 6. I. Lucile Dickenson, do hereby will and bequeath my art of necking to Evlyn Hansen. 7. I, Doris Ne Smith. do hereby will and bequeath my long, wavy hair to Mildred Aldridge. S. I, Beryl Pruden, do hereby will and bequeath my ambition to make A in Algebra to Callie McDermon. 9. I, Thetis Lee, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to roll my eyes like nobody's business to Lee Rauscher. 10. I, Pauline Macy, do hereby will and bequeath my rtputation of being stuck up to Margeret jones. ll. I, Avis Keen, do hereby will and bequeath my pro- fessional walk to Mary Wynn. l.. I, Lillian Morris, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to keep quiet in school to Montine Upchurch. 15. I, Mildred Robinson, do hereby will and bequeath all of my second-hand chewing gum on the third seat, first row, in room 37, to Myrtle McCullough. 14. I, Egbert Rhodes, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to make love to the girls over the phone to Fred Hickman. 15. I, Richard Pacetti, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to do Latin to Elizabeth Butler. 16. 1, Lynwood Cheatham, do hereby will and be- queath all of my written answers to oral questions in His- tory to Billy Fitch.