Lowes High School - Blue Devil Yearbook (Lowes, KY)

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9 Class Will The Senior Class as alwhole wills to the faculty of Lowes High School, our hilarious nature' and to each of the members the following: Mr. Hamlin-An orderly student bodyf Mrs. Edwards-A very studious Geometry Class. Mrs. Monroe-A well organized home room. Mrs. XVilkins-Another 2nd year :typing class just like usa Mrs. Wiman-A vacation to see Harry S. lPresid'ent Trumanj. To the classes we will our good behavior, our ability .as actors and actresses I to be used in their Senior playsl, our motto, Excelsior and to each indiviudal class the following: To the Freshmen, we will our ability to chew our double bubble without popping it. To the Sophoinores, we will the ability to be old maids and bachelors as most of the Seniors are planning on being. I To the Juniors, we will our happy carefree ways, that they may not be dignified, as we are not. fPoor Mr. Hanilinj To the school as a whole we will our air of absence so the memory of our school days in Lowes High School will not be forgotten by them. To the future Senior Classes, we leave three main precedents, each extreme in importance, for them to carry out in their last year of school: First, the publication of The Echo , whose memory may never be forgotten, second, the leaving of a group picture to be placed in the HALL, with great' solemnity and reverence: and third, the placing of a tree somewhere on the campus Clt is our, very, very. -urgent request of any class, in case our tree dies, to please see it is re-set in1mediately.j In witness. hereof, we hereby subscribe and affix this our name and seal at Lowes I-ligh School, Lowes, Graves County, Kentucky, in the above said year nineteen-hundred and forty-seven. SIGNED: Senior Class BY: Louise Leonard WITNESSED BY.: ' Eugene Puckett, President Harold Gilbert, Vice-President Essie Gardner, Secretary and Treasurer.

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Class, Will ' We. the Senior Class of '47, of Lowes High School, being of sound and sane mind anal memory and exceedingly strong will do hereby ordain. publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. The Senior Class does at this time will to the following people the following possessions: , I. lfssie Gardner, bequeath mv position as secretary ofthe class for the past four years to Wanda Mathis. Wanda, may you enjoy it as much as I have. l, -Ioe Burchard, bequeath my title, The Voice , to Aaron Pete - Cope- land. l'ete . don't let it rust out. ' I. Janet Scars, bequeath my quiet ways to Leona Mangrum who sure could use them. I, Ruth VVomack, bequeath my COATES to Hope Powell. Good-Luck, Hope. I, Sue Gibson, bequeath my black hair to Betty Butler. Betty, you can now get your man. I, Louise Leonard, bequeath my bookkeeping workbook to Annie Lee Chapman. I, Betty Goatley, bequeath my ability for getting to school on time to Mary Lowe. I, Norma Gene Troutt, bequeath my cheer-leading suit to Barbara VVilkerson. I, Martha Boaz, bequeath my ability for teaching to Lois Ford. .- I, Eugene Puckett, bequath my appetite to Chuck Counts. Chuck, try three plates sometime. I, NVill Ed VVarren, bequeath my loud voice to Marvin Davidson. Marvin, develop it and you can be heard from study hall to stage. I, Harold Gilbert, bequeath my appeal to the girls to Vasteene Rives. Good luck, Vasteene. I, Jimmie Morrill, bequeath a few inches of my height to Bobby Elliott who could use it and I can spare if. ' I, Charles VVilkins, bequeath my technique for courting and winning the members of the faculty to Perry Boyd. Perry. maybe you will have 3 change next year. fContinued on next pagej

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