I, Billy Kesler, bequeath my musical ability to my brother, Jim, and Reese Nicely. I, Caroline Lackey, bequeath my Sunday night excursions to Dora Mae Robinson. I, Cynthia Lackey, bequeath my love for French to Miss Hamilton. I, Tommy Lackey, bequeath my trips to Buena Vista to anyone who is fool enough to make them. I, Sonny Lackmann, bequeath my five feet ten inches of height to Keith James. I, Ida Lee Lauck, bequeath my boisterous personality to the silent, reserved type, namely Anne Fix. I, Charles Law, bequeath my excellent grades and love for Latin to Jimmy Pullen. I, Billy Lewis, bequeath my love for Miss Hamilton to Peggy Ann Harlow. I, Harry Lewis, bequeath my Solid Geometry book to anyone who likes to study. I, Arden Locher, bequeath my love for good parties (a la Sunset Hill) to my little brother, George. I, Nancy Mohler, bequeath my nickname, “Leadpants,’ to anyone good-natured enough to stand Miss Grant’s nagging. I, Tommy McNemar, bequeath my interest in Cicero and Virgil to Lucy Coates. I, Allen Penick, bequeath all my golf clubs to Artie Eisler. I, Jean Ragan, bequeath my ability to drive to Jane Bailey. I, Willis Rowsey, bequeath my seat in the office to Artie Eisler. I, Anne Smiley, will my ability to hand in six pages of shorthand every day to any- one who has the time and pencils to do so. I, Nancy Spencer, bequeath my fickle heart to “Pooh” Rayder who finds one love so hard to handle. I, Joe Swink, bequeath my Industrial Art talents to Bill Bailey. I, Sam Tardy, bequeath my athletic ability to Chuck Ritchey and a carton of Pine- hursts to all those cigarette boys, Reid, Johnson, Eisler and Hollis. I, Mary Sue Weeks, bequeath my absent excuses to anyone who needs them. I, Melvin Wiggins, bequeath my green necktie with the zebras in it, to Mr. Samples. I, Jean Anne Young, bequeath my love (?) for L. H. S. to Helen Rae Dunn. i 23.1
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