Karns High School - Gold and Blue Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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OZ76l51f 61171, E5 t6LlfIfL9lfLf TO 'WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: We, the senior class of 1950, being of sound body and sane mind tWell, it sounds good, anywayll, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. To our sponsors, Mr. Lynch and Mr. Chesney, whose efforts have so truly helped us, we leave out lrrw if-ere gratitudey to the faculty we offer our for their instructions and enduring 411-21 into-ss 'em.l l and bequeath to our dear associates, the title Seniors, our brilliant minds, study habits. We leave the Sophomores ' 1 To our loyal slaves, the Freshmen, we messy lockers. The members of the class will the following: Nell Williams wills her charming smile and ability to fix her hair any way she wants to Faye Cox. Barbara Bailey leaves her ability to hold her man To Dorothy McFalls, It's a hard job, Dorothy, W'ilma Walker's soft caressing voice is willed to Margaret Martin. Bill Vanosdale leaves his ability to hitch'hike home from basketball practice to lahnny Bright. Stewart Grady's ability as a forward on the basket- ball team is left to Richard lansen. Kenny Lewis has nothing but lanie, and as he wishes to keep her, he leaves nothing, Betty Robertson leaves her ability to play the piano to Della Mae Mashburn. Carolyn Grubbs wills her wedding ring to Fern Cross, for she may need it. Toby Ellis leaves Bernard's books for Betty Bailey to carry. Clyde Hensley leaves her ability to evade gym class rollecall to Margie Blankenship, Those loud cheers at ball games which erupt from Betty lohnson are passed on to Tippy Lance. Margie Chaddic leaves her manyecolored glasses to Faye Smith. Vtfayne Provence leaves his unmistakable laugh to Mr. Swanson. Bernard Troutman wills his easy-going manners to Mike Hendrix. 'Nilliam Walker wants his handsome features to go to Bill Patty. lim Dawson wills his ability to laugh at his own jokes to Owen Nine. lames Bright leaves his history book to any forth- coming senior president who can't afford a gravel. Betty Sue Hartman leaves Phibbs with a broken heart. Katherine Bunch leaves her ability to count money to Ruby, her sister. Leonard Packett leaves his ability to portray Leola Larkin to anyone who can, and Lovett as well as he did. Sam Edwards leaves his sketches of glamor girls tdon't tell Mrs. Howley he drew them in English classl to Iim Pack and Herman Lloyd. Ted Reece wills his Charles Atlas Miscle-Builder's Course to Bill Spoon. Bill Phibbs wills his athlete's foot to H. L, Daril Keller leaves his bashiulness in class to Leo- nard Shepherd. Robert Sharp leaves Elbert Cantrell holding the bag A-of basketballs. Nina Ervin wills her ability to get along with Mr. Swanson to Pauline Shelton. Carrol Maxey wills his love of cigarettes to Roger Ritter. Marie Pitts wills her basketball prowess to Bernice Cupp. lhla Deane Lovelace wills her good looks to Peggy Major. Virginia 'Rice leaves Dr. Crane's reducing course to Betty Franse in hopes she has better results. Ianie Byington wills her ability of sign language with her eyes to Uida Dagley. Bryand Coley leaves his manly physique to Don Beeler. limmy Segroves leaves his ability to stand'on his toes to Goodie Amburn. Evelyn Baker leaves Asbury alone. Burl Maxey leaves his ability to drive a truck to Dallas Hayes. Kenneth Belitz wills his love for early spring flowers such as violets, to Barbara Green's brother. I. C. Cupp wills his seat on the bus by Margaret Hurst to Archie Bailey. Betty Tate leaves her regular attendance at Beta Club to Sonny Cloud. Lola Letsinger's old chewing gum goes to lack Asbury. Ada Hatmaker leaves her ability to make Santa Claus suits to Bonni-e Kate Everett. Ruby Huff's trips to Grandma's are willed to anyone with tnc endurance to stay up for a solid week-end. Dwight Thomas wills his Toni permanent to Bill Ford, ir. hopes that he gets better results. loe Yarnell's good manners are left to Nathan Webber. lames Gentry's Pontaic is willed to Tommy Slover. Bill Sharpe's ability to sleep in class is left to Howard lohnson. lac Hill leaves her ability to change shoes in English class to lrene Baker. Ruth Yarnell leaves C. H. Palmer to any girl that likes red trucks. Bob Tolson leaves-it's about time. We, the class of '50, do hereby appoint Mr. G. D. Christian as sole executor and administrator. in witness whereof we hereby set out hand this, the last week of school, the year of ninteen hundred and fifty, in the month of May. MaryAlice Bell Harold Swanson Dorothy Kimsey Coach Graham

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