Louisa High School - Scarlack Yearbook (Louisa, KY)

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SENICDU WILL We, the Senior Class of 1943 of the Louisa High School, who are about to leave these cherished Halls for the trials and tribulations of a cruel world, being sound both physically and mentally, do hereby bequeath on this twenty-first day of May the following things, to probably very ungrateful re- ceivers: I, Mary Carter, leave my misunderstanding of all the words in the Spanish Book to anyone who wants to learn GRE.EK . My one hope is that you will be able to understand the contents better than I. I, Clara Wooten, leave my girlish figure to Marcena Jo Fowler. I, Margaret Codding, leave my ability to make good grades to Buddy Marcum. I, Ruth Ann Vinson, give my refined giggles to Helen Carey. A I, Richard Hazelett, leave my ability to be tardy to Charles Haywood, so the janitor will pros- per. I, June Blackburn, will Mary J. bammons my love for make-up. We, Kenneth Jordan, Tom Vanhorn, Carl Hayes, and George Hageman, will our ability to get a girl in every port to the boys who will join the Navy in the future. I, Thelma Pack, will my ability to do odd jobs around the school to anyone who is capable of tak- ing it up. I, Hester Fyffe, leave my knowledge of love to Jane Halbert. I, Betty Vinson, will my method of ??? to Sue Hayes. I, Ethel O'Bryan, will my frown and heartaches to Jane Scarberby. I, Robert Boyd, lacking originality, and not being willing to give secrets away, don't leave nothing to nobody.