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r wr. N LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of Lodge High School, realizing that our life in this wonderful atmosphere has come to an end and while our so-called Master Minds” are still working, wish to make this, our Class Will: To the faculty, we leave our most sincere hope that the rising Senior Class will be Just what you want them to be--not what we were. Tie also want to say thank you for all you’ve done for us, a very hearty thank youJI To Mr. Padgett wo wish to express our appreciation for the long string of privileges (?) that you gave us. To Mary Louise Brabham we leave Margaret Saul's ability to guard the tough ones”. We leave Honie Proveaux's long legs to Junior Carson in hopes Junior might not get lost on the basketball court. For Furman Peters we leave Henry Gibson's very calm and collected,even shy attitude In hopes Furman might be tamed down to a normal amount of noise. To Henri Bishop we leave tt.P.'s curly hair, and his ”way with women”. Please, Henri, consider the value of your inheritance and never let the Spirit of . P.” down. For Tony we leave Kathryn's ability to make delicious cakes so she will be able to catch her man”. Rosa Lee, Violet, and Mrs. Willis leave, with pleasure, to the rising Senior Class and Faculty Sponsor, their ability to worry---aspeclally over the trip to Washington. To W. L. we leave Merle's art of ”just missing her ride to school by two seconds • We leave to Moye, Jr. Roy's love for Spanish in hopes he will add as little to the class as Roy has. To Lois we leave Rosa Lee's freckles since Lois hasn't any. Don't be selfish with them, Lois--You might share them with Miriam Polk. 7,e know that is the only thing we could leave you would appreciate. Especially for 31anchard, George Henry leaves his never failing ability to talk when he should be listening. And now, to the Junior Class as a whole are our best wishes that you may achieve the success and love that the teachers bestowed on us though we aren't going to say how much that was. THE PLAINT HUMAN Season of snows, and season of flowers, Seasons of loss and gainl-- Sinoe grief and joy must alike be ours, Tiiiy do we still complain? Ever our failing, from sun to sun, 0 my intolerant brother.-- Tie want Just a little too little of one. And much too much of the other. James Whitcomb Riley
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' ftg; PHCPRECY I, the writer of the prophecy, an daring to look into the future. To most of ua the future may seen a deep mystery, but as I write this prophecy I am able to visualize each member of the class as I present them toyou. My first vision is of a well known studio where their latest picture is being completed. As the vision becomes plainer I see a beautiful actress on the set making her last scene. Finally, I recognize her as an old classmate, Margaret Sauls, In a busy office I see a sturdy hand rapidlv goin through some papers. As the pounding of the typewriter begins, I recognize her as Kathryn. But wait—Kathryn has a very competent helper and her face is so familiar. Why of course.... its Violet. They’re cousins, you know, and still inseparable, it seems. Rosa Lee Martin, Betty Hudson, and Merle Folk are singing on the Briar Hopper Program in an International hook-up. The scene changes to darkest Africa where I find George H. Bowers read- ing the Scripture to his class of ex-canibals. With a mouth that never runs down he keeps them entertained. Honie Proveaux and 7 . P. Ulmer are the world’s champion typists and are putting on exhibitions in New York City for the Royal Typewriter Company. Henry Gibson, I find out, is doing a rope stunt,and with his accompany- ing wise-cracks is making a Bob Hope of himself. I see rared back in a straight chair in a small-town grocery store, none other than Roy Jones. They tell me he whispers to the mice to be quiet when customers come in so he won’t have to get up and wait on them.That boy never did forget to be lazy; For future predictions concerning you, contact Moye Padgett, Jr. He never falls to please his customers. ijgjgg waif n h w «a
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