Lone Grove High School - Longhorn Yearbook (Lone Grove, OK)

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CLASS WILL We the Class of 1952 rn 20 rndrvrdual and drstrnct parts berng about to pass out of thrs sphere of educatron rn full possessron of a crammed mrnd well trarned memory and almost superhuman understandrng do make and publrsh thrs our last wrll and testament hereby revokrng and makrng vord all former wrlls or promrses by us at any trme heretofore made or mayhap carelessly spoken one to the other as tue the thoughtless w1sh of an rdle hour And frrst we do drrect that our funeral servrces shall be conducted by our frrends and vxell wrshers our superrntendent and hrs all wrse and ever competent frculty who have been our guardrans for so long only askrng as the last rnjunctron of the dyrng that the funeral be carrred on wrth all the drgnrty and pomp that our worth our merrt our attarnments and our posrtrons as Senrors of grave and reverend mren must certarnly have deserved To Frnrs Prrce Sylvester wrlls hrs last chew of Beech Nut To Patsy Segler Ann Crawford wrlls her possrbrlrtres of berng the secretary of the Presrdent of the U S B111 Morrrs wrlls hrs playrng hooky to hrs brother Bob Ruth Murray wrlls her popularrty wrth the faculty to Glenda Lewrs La Della Rabe wrlls to Anna Marre her engagement rrng whrch cost thrrty one cents Kress Specral Charles Rrchardson wrlls hrs reducrng belt to Skrnny Keeton Earl Smrth wrlls to Monte Wrrght hrs posrtron as Vrce Presrdent rn agrrculture Dorrs Turner w1lls to Betty Ross the uncontrollable urge to cut her harr at any and all trmes Betty Tynes wrlls most but not all of her popularrty wrth the boys to Radrne Rabe Eddre Cypert wrlls to Brll Potts hrs luck rn love Charles Elledge wrlls hrs popularrty wrth the females to Jackre Ford Mary Ruth Flowers w1lls to Mary Jane her compact and lrpstrck Francrs Good wrlls berng the best lookrng boy to Johnny Weger Roy Hamrlton w1lls hrs front seat rn Englrsh to Brlly C Rrchard l-latfreld wrlls hrs way wrth traffrc cops to Brlly C Harold Johnson wrlls to Brll I-lerwrck hrs good luck at guessrng Coye Jean Jones wrls her chances of gettrng engaged to Jackre Srssney Carol Kelty w1lls to Joye Roseberry her grft of Gab Bernrce Maddox wrlls to Marcella Seedrg her POSIIIOV rn shorthand. , , . Betty Newman, wills her bottle of Hadacol to Betty Ross. . . . - - A .

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PROPHECY I looked Into the mrst of trme and drscovered more or less clearly What rn twenty frve years from now our class wrll be lrkt or nearly Yes tvcryone marrrcd of course No old mards or bachs there ll be among such an attractrvc bunch so good lookrng and farr to see Not a bad one among the lot not one of tne crowd 1n Jarl not one of us dead and gone all strll lrvrng to tell the tale One noted preacher I s rw at the head of a large crty church R11 hard Ilatfreld and a famous avrator who decrded for Mars to search Sylvester Adams Yes I saw a doctor or two among us and clever ones too Eddre Cypert and Betty Newman who drrve away aches and rlls so therr patrents become good as new Elledge and Charles Rrchardson But they re the rnrraculous krnd who know how to make therr farm pay And lxsten' One member I found as I looked ahead twenty frve years who had wrrtten a splendrd book Betty Tynes that moved folks to laughter and tears As I hoped rn Congress I saw from our class noted members as Francrs Good Roy Hamrlton and Brll Morrrs Now here s a chorce brt of news Thrs was a surprrse I ll declare two of our most charmrng grrls LaDella Rabe and Carol Kelty had each marrred a m1Il1ona1re Some of our grrls I found were housewrves busy and clever Coye lean Jones Ann Crawford and Bernrce Maddox who cared for therr famrly and home wrth modern skrll and endeavor Busrness folk also I noted merchants grocers shopkeepers who were certarnlv maklng good Harold Johnson and Earl Smrth wrth bank accounts prlrng up steeper A pol1t1c1an lrkewrse I noted who had garned herself local renoun Ruth Murray and one of our able women Mary Ruth Flowers was Mayoress of her town But I found some heads growrng bald b neath the owners neat hat And alas some grrls of the class vsere gettrng decrdedly fat When I looked through the mrst of trme I saw I am happy to say our class was makrng famous the school from whrch we are graduatrng today And look who Mrs Astor Lana Turner and Irene Dunne were buyrng the1r clothes from none other than Dons Turner b 3 1' 1 ' x ,, x x N hi ,x 1 s' Z w 2 ' J I 1 Some farmers, I saw of course, who raise wheat, chickens, and hayg Charles , . . . . , , , , . , , . ' e . , ,