Kennedale School - Kat Yearbook (Kennedale, TX)

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VERLIN SCHRADER ‘‘Well liked is he, well honored.’’ JEANETTE DURFEE ‘‘A friendly heart with a host of friends.”’ DORIS JEAN SWINEY ‘‘T ife is too short for logic.’’ LORETTA ELROD ‘‘Unassuming and reserved, the very soul of geniality.”’ RAYMOND ELROD ‘Sincerity marks his paths.”’

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LILLIE JEWEL TATUM A Ve ¥ 4 “Heart that feels, eyes , that smile.’’ Xs JAMES GREGORY ‘‘Ah, Why should life all labor be?’’ PATSY BROWN ‘“‘FRiver tender, ever true b b always glad the whole day through.’’ % : 4, RAYMOND BROWN ‘He is a chap who makes things hum.’’ 3 MELBA SUDDUTH “‘The hand that hath made you fair hath made you wise.”’ aeons ve Pana ss LOLA ELAS TOT NRE ARES

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CLASS WILL Raymond, Brown wills his books, desk, brains, and algebra teacher, Mrs. Askew, to Dorothy Ward. Henry Bolt wills all of his absentees to James Bolin. Raymond Elrod wills his pitching ability to Hoyt Childres and also his stage management job to Charles Foster. James Gregory wishes to will his place as first base on the base ball team and his “extra’’? memory work to Lemuel Wyatt. Jeanette Durfee wills her old school books to Marjorie Mallow. She also wishes to pass on the good English grades willed to herfrom the ninth grade last year; she says the will was broken. Lillie Jewel Tatum wishes to will her glamour and acting ability to Billie Marie Atchison. Patsy Ruth Brown wishes to will one of her convolutions in her brain to Lela Bell Davis. Melba June Sudduth wants to will all of her A’s to anyone in the ninth grade who needs them, (maybe) Jimmie Simmons.