Lincoln County High School - Patriot Yearbook (Stanford, KY)

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 CLASS WILL The graduating class of 1951, in the course of our High School career, have accumulated valu- able possessions. Since these possessions HAVE BECOME BURDESOME, WE DEEM IT NECESSARY TO BEQUEATH THEM TO OUR SCHOOL FACULTY AND FELLOW CLASSMATES. To OUR PRINCIPAL, MR. CHENAULT, WE GIVE AND BEQUEATH OUR SINCERE AFFECTION, OUR APPRECI AT I ON, ANO OUR GREATEST GRATITUDE. WE GIVE AND BEQUEATH TO THE FAC- ULTY, CLEVERNESS WHICH HAS MADE IT EASY IN TEACHING US. Birdie Smith wills her ability to play the piano to Lucille McWhorter who tries so hard. Eugenia Fitzgerald wills her quietness to JEANETTE GORDON. Flora 8. Stevenson wills her slimness to Barbara Reid. Mary Loganwills her figure to Nancy Gilmore and Annie k. Sutton. Mary Perkins wills her voice to ana Owsley, who tries very hard. Rachel McKinney wills her haid to Mae Ross. Sara wood wills her shortness to Addie Turner. Eugene Mucker wills his mouse like ways to Walter Shanks. Lud Reid wills his heart to Martha Sweeney. Melvin Stevenson wills his ability to flat- ter the girls to James P. Jones. John Stevenson wills his knowledge to Howard WlLKERSON. Samuel Tucker wills his N.F.a. ambitions to Clauoe Snith. To the Junior Class we will our ability to be good Seniors. To the Sophomore and Freshman Classes,wewill THE ABILITY TO GRASP MORE KNOWLEDGE AND DO LESS COURTING.

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