Madison High School - Mahisco Yearbook (Madison, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1951 volume:

MR. H.W. ASBELL Dedication As our annual staff struggled through the seemingly hopeless mess of problems that beset us, we were guided and pulled out of our confusion by the tireless and ceaseless work of our sponsors. With deep respect and due appreciation, we, the class of 1951, dedicate this edition of the Mahisco to Mr. and Mrs. Asbell. In Memory of Cookie Gardner MHS A Principal's Messapi Dear Seniors: There is a story of a lad who sat upon a magic carpet and utter- ed some strange word, whereupon the beautiful carpet carried him to the land of his choicest dreams. Your diploma is no magic carpet. Do not expect it to carry you into the realization of your fondest ambition. It has no royal seal. It bears no secret word. It has no magic, propelling force. It will go only where you carry'it. Your diploma is not only a testimonial of achievement thus far, but of your teachers' confidence and good will as well. Why not regard this testimonial as a flag to accompany you in life's battle? But remember, the flag never carries the soldier. He carries the flag. His great ambition is to plant it on.some lofty height where it will proclaim the achievement of it bearer. Your journey up the hill of achievement could be over a pathway of roses but, most likely, it will be a winding, rugged - and perhaps uncharted trail. Such is the way of life. Among the spectators along the way your teachers will watch you with earnest, prayerful interest. When the struggle seems weary and the way unceratin look ever onward and upward - and remember the true soldier's motto: Never let the flag trail in the dust. Best wishes from a heart full of interest in you. Sincerely yours, Supervising Principal MR. H. W. ASBELL Social Studies MR. R. E. BAGLEY Librarian MR. GRIFFIN BISHOP Agriculture MRS. ALICE BROWN English, Spanish MR. R. H. BROWNING Speech, English MRS. LOUISE BROWNING Mathematics MR. PAUL MARTIN Boys' Physical Education MR. T. S. PAINE Science, History MISS FRANCES RIHERD Girls' Physical Education MR. W. G. THORNTON Science, Mathematics Senior Class OffiCers Front row, left to right: Betty Jo Buie ....... Ashley Beggs ........ Margaret Cantey...... Second row: left to right: Bill Gross........... John Waring.......... Richard Brown ....... TREASURER PRESIDENT SECRETARY SGT. AT ARMS ...VICE PRESIDENT PARLIAMENTARIAN Christine Bell Dorothy Browning Eugene Bland Calvin Buchanan Eleanor Blanton Betty Jo Buie Richard Brown Anne Canova Margaret Cantey Billy Cozart Ray Coffee Miriam Duncan Elaine Collett Alberta DeVane Mary Ruth Cowart Doris Daniels June Edwards Irene Everett Montine Ezell Catherine Gibson Ted Gibson Bill Gross Norma Gross Donnie Groover Edwin Hendry June Jones Mary Catherine Holton Mary Alice Jones Beeler Hunssurger Billy Littleton Rufus Jewel Evelyn Mickler Dolly Spellman Pat Tibbals Burl Tolar Edith Tyre Betty Jean Vaughn John Waring Bettye Webb Beulah Webb MALT Ladell Brothers Arden Brown Marilyp Brown Marlyn Browning Bobby Copeland • Joyce Davis Donnie Fisher Billy Green Ophelia High Patsy Hodnett Delores Holder Evelyn Howard Bud Hunsburger Blanch Jackson Bobby Johnson Albert Lamb Annette McDonald Freddy Ragans Virginia Rutherford Mouzon Seals Maxine Underwood Lex Waters June Williams Mildred Woodard Jimmy Bevan Jule Bevan Carolyn Dickey Fred Holton Helen Hughey LaVaughn Haskell B. F. Killingsworth Monteen Moore . il Billy Beggs Jane Bentley Esther Brown Carolyn Canova Suzanne Champeaux Marilyn Cole Marlene Collett Ronald Colvin Bonita Davis Frandy Dugan Vonnie Duval Thed Fraleigh Johnny Gardner Elizabeth Herring M. L. Jenkins Nancy Kellum Allard Kiser Joyce Macarages Leon Mason Rowena McDaniel Diana Milford Agnas Clare Morrow Glendyle Odom Betty Jean Ragans Gene Wheeler Bettie Williamson Bryan Wilson First row: Nat Norfleet, Luther Roth, Barbara Naughton, Nencie Bevan, Sara Gross, Clifford Welch. Second row: Virginia Bass, Carey Lamb, Jack Becton, Mige Greene, Christine McCullough, Janice Lamb, Marjorie Cone. Third row: Phyllis Rye, Kenneth Studstill, Raymond Brown, Pat Buie, Claude Rowell, Jimmy Hardee.-Fourth row: Bobby Haskell, William Collins, Florise Cruce, Diane Wexler, Carlton Wells, Jackie Pickles, Charles Bowers. First row: Lonnie T. Davis, Margaret Gibbs, Katherine Sessions, Helen Bass, Lester Harris, Jimmy Brown. Second row: Henry Humphrey, Irene Webb, Joy Tibbals, Juanita Arnold, Eugene Williams, Billy Paschal. Third row: Mrs. Edwin B. Browning, Bobby Sue Odom, Roberta Selman, Jimmy Davis, Jean Ragans, William Kelley. Fourth row: Carolyn Edwards, Judy Kramer, Ruby Nell Devane, Jo Ann Lee, Demura Dice. Fifth row: Mary Brantley, Peggy Lanier, Billy Bunker, Jack Dawson, Lawrence Rowell, Patricia Nutt. Seventh First row, left to right: Tommie Heirs, Dorothy Sevor, Gracie Brantley, Elizabeth Mil- lirons, Lucille Lamb, Mrs. Emaline Carpenter. Second row: Jenobel Zipperer, Judy Davis, Sara Harrell, Percy Tindall, Earl Davis, Marvin Edmisten. Third row: John Boden- stein, Julia Roth, Ruby Mae Pickles, Rhett Craig, Sunny Moore, Anne Folsom. Fourth row: Herald Johnson, A. W. Chasteen, Dixie Wilson, Frederick Burnett, Anne Morrow Mickler, Joann Jones. First row: Mr. R. H. Browning Jr., Velma Lee Tillman, Mary Ethel Hodnett, John Ed- wards Fraleigh, J. P. Morrow Jr., Bert Hardee. Second row: Calvin Bodenstein, Hazel Merritt, Ouida Lee McClamma, Jean Bodenstein, Arnie Tate. Third row: Eloise Sevor, Mary Jo McLane, Tommy Howerton, David Ivey, Janet Davis. Fourth row: Minnie Mae Dewey, Marilyn Kinsey, Joyce Littleton, Mary Evelyn Wright, Margie Hughey. First row, left to right: Manager Nat Norfleet, Earl Gaskins, Thed Fraleigh, Edward Price, Johnny Gardner, Buddy McWilliams, Billy Beggs, W. C. Copeland, George Surles. Second row: Coach Paul Martin, A. G. Herring, Jean Wheeler, Billy Little- ton, Pat Buie, Jim Hunter, Robert Sanderson, Ashley Beggs, Edwin Hendry. Third row: Assistant Coach Russell Bagley, Albert Lamb, B. F. Killingsworth, Dorothan Wright, James Browning, Eddie Petree, Jimmy Bevan, Bubba Pinson, Larry O'Steen. Fourth row: Assistant Coach Robert Browning, Ladell Brothers, Charles Hitchcock, Arden Brown, Bobby Copeland, Ralph Wynn, Bobby Williamson, Billy Oliver, Bryan Wilson. football Squad First row, left to right: Billy Littleton, Eddie Petree, Edwin Hendry. Second row: Larry O'Steen, Bud Sanderson, Ashley Beggs. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Madison 0 Bristol 12 Madison 35 Crawfordville 14 Madison 28 Monticello 21 Madison 35 High Springs 7 Madison 33 Greenville 7 Madison 21 Quincy 0 Madison 6 Perry 13 Madison 12 Quitman 6 y.' Front row, left to right: Carolyn Canova, Manager, Betty Jo Buie, Clara Nell Wells, Mary Elizabeth Wells, Margaret Cantey, Mary Catherine Holton, Josephine Beard, Manager. Second row: Miss Frances. Riherd, Coach, Eloise Williams, Marlyn Browning, Catherine McLane, Mouzon Seals, Anne Canova. Third row: Suzanne Champeaux, June Williams, Jessie Whigham, Mary Ruth Armstrong, Dorothy Browning. Seniors Left to right: Betty Jo Buie Mary C. Holton Eloise Williams Jessie Whigham Dorothy Browning Mary Ruth Armstrong Anne Canova Clara Nell Wells Margaret Cantey Manager Robert Andrews, Johnny Gardner, Ashley Beggs, Bobby Johnson, Larry O Steen, Ray Coffee, Bobby Copeland, Arden Brown, Albert Lamb, Bobby Ragans, Edward Price, Bubba Pinson, Jim Hunter, Coach Paul Martin. basketball Schedule Madison 17 Welborn 28 Madison 26 Lake City 35 Madison 38 Jasper 14 Madison 59 Greenville 52 Madison 31 Perry 58 Madison 26 Pinetta 20 Madison 41 Jennings 20 Madison 69 F.S.U 28 Madison 42 Lake City 44 Madison 62 Crawfordville 42 Madison 47 Jennings 26 Madison 48 Perry 55 Madison 37 Greenville 39 Senior Pla Cast Norma Gross............................... NORA MALONE Billy Cozart ...................................... TIM McGRILL Larry O'Steen ........................... LARRY ELLIOTT Betty Jean Vaughan .................... MRS. FARNHAM Dorothy Browning .................. MRS. SMYTHE-KERSEY Mary Ruth Armstrong ............. VIVIAN SMYTHE-KERSEY Richard Brown..................... UNCLE ALECK TWIGGS Mary Alice Jones ...................... CHARLIE HOPPS Bobby Ragans .................. MORTIMER SMYTHE-KERSEY Beeler Hunsberger ................................. TED HARTLE {junior Play Cast A CASE OF SPRINGTIME Cathryn McLane Ophelia High Libby Studstill .............fat'i Donald Fisher...............JT a 9 Patsy Hodnett ............. Evelyn Howard Bubber Pinson Marlyn Browning Billy Oliver Marilyn Brown Ladell Brothers Howard Tate Bobby Copeland ... Maxine Underwood .. Mary Elizabeth Wells ...... MISS BRIGHT ......... MRS. HILL ..... BETTY PARKER ..... DICKIE PARKER ... GWEN ANDERSON ... JOAN ABERNAKER ..... MR. ABERNAKER ...... MRS. PARKER ....... MR. PARKER ... MRS. BRUNSWICK ....... BOB PARKER ... EDDIE ABERNAKER PLAIN CLOTHES MAN .......... LOU ELLA .....MRS. JAMES Mary E. Hodnett Jean Bodenstein A. G. Herring Ray Coffee Donald Fisher James Davis Bobby Ragans W. C. Copeland Edward Price Betty Jo McLane Mary E. Wright Jeanette Davis Christine McCullough Agnes Clare Morrow Betty Jean Ragans Mary Lou Cozart Harriet Richardson Bobbie S. Odom Peggy Roth Myrtle Lou Floyd Lucille Kelly Montezze Jones Lula Mae Bailey Edith Tyre Elaine Collett Josephine Beard Evelyn Tidwell Norma Gross Joyce Davis Glendlyn Odom Myrtice Pridgeon Christine Bell Eleanor Blanton Eloise Williams Mrs. Ethel Martin Evelyn Bowers Mr. Russell Bagley Betty Jean Vaughn Merilyn Brown Gladys Lee Evelyn Mickler i) First row, left to right: Jule Bevan, Evelyn Howard, Jimmy Hardee, Roberta Selman, Mige Green, Judy Kramer, Jean Ragans. Second row: Sally Wilson, Rowena McDaniel, Diane Wexler, Henry Humphrey, Ann Folsom, Robert Andrews. Third row: Monteen Moore, Billy Paschal, J. P. Morrow, Ann Morrow Mickler, Lonnie T. Davis, Evelyn Tid- well. Fourth row: LaVaughn Haskell, Billy O'Steen, Ted Gibson, Howard Tate, Wally Wilson, Eleanor Blanton. MAJORETTES Nancy Kellum Barbara Naughton Nancie Bevan Helen Pinson Faith Sharp Norma Gross Qlee Club PRESIDENT •............. Harriet Richardson VICE PRESIDENT .............. Elaine Collett SECRETARY-TREASURER ......... Ruth Sheffield LIBRARIAN ................ Josephine Beard First row, left to right: Josephine Beard, Harriet Richardson, Joyce Davis, Bettie Williamson, Jane Bentley, Elaine Collett. Second row: Ruth Sheffield, Helen Hughey, Frances Jones, Carolyn Dickey, June Edwards, Trudy Mickler. Third row: Montezze Jones, Carolyn Williams, Mary Anne Brockman, Betty Jo Becton, Evelyn Mickler, Christine Bell, Mary Alice Cooper. SPONSORS Mr. Courson Mr. Whitlock Cathrvn McLane Ann Rykard Irene Webb Evelyn Howard Ted Gibson Robert Andrews Diana Milford Howard Tate Helen Bass Marlyn Browning Billy O'Steen LaVaughn Haskell Betty Becton Seated, left to right: John Waring, Dorothy Browning, Betty Jo Buie, Margaret Cantey, Miss Carolyn Adams, Sponsor. Second row: Mary Catherine Holton, Harriett Richard- son, Joyce Davis, Betty Jean Vaughan, Eloise Williams, Irene Everett, Eleanor Blanton, Mary Alice Jones, Ruth Shefield, Montine Ezell. Third row: Lula Mae Bailey, June Wil- liams, Cathryn McLane, Mouzon Seals, Bobby Ragans, Arden Brown, Julian Andrews, Leroy Rutherford, Mary Elizabeth Wells, Evelyn Howard, Norma Gross. Front row, left to right: Gene Wiggins, Bobby Williamson, Ray Coffee, Claude Pickles, Ralph Wynn, Bobby Copeland, Burrl Tolar. Second row: Robert Andrews, Sonny Cason, Thed Fraliegh, Donnie Kellum. Third row: Albert Cruce, Gene Wheeler, Bruce Tuten, Eugene Welch, Robert Hughy, Roger Allen Cone, Sam Newman, Billy Littleton, Sidney Sale, Ancel Stewart. Fourth row: Clayton Jones, David Beasley, Hollis McCullough, Clarence Brantley, Charles Sharp, George Surles, Edward Price, John Ed Edwards. Fifth row: LaVaughn Harris, Edwin Hendry, Bubba Pinson, Albert Lamb, Jim Hunter, Bobby Johnson, Laurie Duval. PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Richard Brown REPORTER SENTINELS Billy Littleton ADVISOR Juture Momemakers of America First row, left to right: Parks Wright, Mary Ruth Armstrong, June Jones, Miriam Dun- can, Mary Alice Jones, Ruth Sheffield, Patsy Hodnett, Bill Gross. Second row Esther Brown, Irene Everett, Bonnie Duval, Patty Roffe, Joyce Davis, Jane Bentley, Frances Cobb. Third row: Marilyn Cole, Bonita Davis, Frandy Dugan, Marlene Collett Carolyn Canova, Geraldine Arnold, Mouzon Seals. Fourth row: Cathryn Gibson, Jessie Whig- ham, Annette McDonald, Suzanne Champeaux, Monteen Ezell, Betty Webb Mrs Asbell—SPONSOR. i$ u Albert Cruce Johnny Johnson Ruby Nell DeVane Sara Helen Lamb Roger Allen Cone Claude Rowell Luther Roth Jimmy Brown Henry Humphry Carlton Wells Raymond Brown Ladell Brothers First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Lex Waters Wally Wilson Billy Paschal Hoyt Ragans Jimmy Bevan Steve Bevan Vance Mathis Leon Mason James Davis Ronald Colvin Billy Beggs Monteene Moore Donnie Kellum Clayton Jones John Ed Edwards Sonny Cason Mary. Brockman Jule Bevan Carolyn Wynn Julia Mae Roth Lavenia Hughey Margaret Cantey Dorothy Browning Dolly Spellman Mary Ruth Cowart Mary Catherine Holton Mr. Wilbur Thornton Mr. Robert Browning Ashley B gs Bobby Copeland PRESIDENT..... VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY .... TREASURER .... Betty Jo Buie Billy McMullen . Anne Folsom . Gwen Kinsey Front row: Lester Harris, Freddie Burnette, John Bodenstein, Ruby Pickles, Lucile Lamb. Second row: Betty Jo Buie, Billy McMullen, Bruce Tuten, Earl Davis, Anne Folsom, Dorothy Sever, Grace Brantly, Ouida Lee McClamma. Third row: Billy Bunker, Mr. Paine—SPONSOR, Peggy Lanier, Gwen Kinsey, James Browning, Annete Newman. Front row: Gene Wiggins, Carolyn Williams, Evelyn Howard, Marlyn Browning, Cath- ryn McLane, Steve Bevan. Second row: Bobby Williamson, Billy O'Steen, Charles Roth, A. G. Herring, James Davis, Jimmy Bevan, Bud Hunsberger, Billy Oliver. Third row: Evelyn Tidwell, Ophelia High, Joyce Davis, Frances Jones, Lavena Hughey, Peggy Roth, Mary Ann Brockman, Mary Alice Cooper, Maxine Underwood. MOTTO COLORS Aqua and Fuschia My God is Your God My county, your country SPONSOR Mrs. Alice Brown First row: Thed Fraleigh, David Ivey, A. W. Chas- ten, Marvin Edminsten, Lonnie T. Davis, J. P. Mor- row, John Ed Fraleigh, Bert Hardee, Tommy Howerton, Nat Norfleet. Second row: Jim Hunter, T. H. Burns, M. L. Jenkins, William Kelly, Jimmy Hardee, Sam Newman, Sidney Sales, James Welch. Third row: Arnie Tate, Calvin Bodenstein, Tommy Hiers, W. C. Ragans, Jackie Pickles, W. C. Jones, William Collins, Laurence Rowell. Fourth row: Doris Daniels, Anne Canova, June Williams, Jack Dawson. 0 c X t e i u b First row: Ophelia High, Mary Elizabeth Wells, Mildred Woodard, Edna Johnson, Mrs. Carpentar, Blanch Jackson, Rudy Ashe, Delores Holden, Vir- ginia Rutherford. Class Mist ory In September, 1939 the first grade of Madison County became alive with the eager faces which were filled with anxiety as they began their journey through the halls of knowledge. Still clinging to our mothers' hands, we were gathered in one large room where Miss Whittie Dickinson and Miss Mary Bell Waring separated us into homerooms. We well remember the stern hand of Miss May Belle and those numberless pencils cracked over our heads. After several weeks in the third grade we realized we were no longer babies as we didn't have to line up any more. One of the greatest sports in elementary school was sliding down the rusty fire es- cape. Our mothers had no little concern over the dresses and trousers worn out. The height of our fourth grade activities was crowned with the Maypole Dance. The memories of the fifth grade are many: One of our fondest is Mrs. Rude's reading to us. When we became sixth graders, we were kings of the Elementary School. To fill the place of Junior Queen and King for May Fete were Margaret Cantey and Joe Gay. Double gloom hit the class this year; Mary Catherine and Margaret each broke her leg. Early one September morning in 1945, our peaceful vacation was interrupted for nine months. We had to go back to school! Miss Picolla Jackson and Mrs. Ruth Gibson gave us much able guidance as we entered Junior High. The eighth grade was climaxed with a historical tour. This tour inspired our sponsors, Mrs. Browning and Mrs. Bruner, to write a play, which we were thrilled to produce in place of our mid-term examination. Party makes the world go round, and we certainly went round in our freshman year. The Cherry Lake students joined us in the Dungeon. The Dungeon was willed to us by the class of 1946. Our sponsors for the ninth and tenth grades were Miss Florence Gatlin and Coach Thorp. The “Thing happened in the tenth grade! Bill Gross was the new addition. He be- came allied with John Waring and Ray Coffee. They have done everything in the cata- log from shooting spit balls to calling special assemblies. Things will be different at M.H.S. next year and we shall miss them. Lee and Pinetta students swelled the ranks in the eleventh year. Thirty of the group were allowed in the outer world—homeroom upstairs— behind the Iron Curtain of the home economics room while the others were left in the Dungeon. Our first realization that we were full-fledged juniors and that we were beginning the end of our high school days came when we received our rings. The cap pistol wars and rhythm band did not keep The Boarding House Reach from being a success. The Dungeon would take on a bright red glow as the students innocently teased Mr. Asbell about Miss Campbell. Affairs took on a more serious nature as the two sponsors formed a united alliance. A Dream Come True! This was our Prom. Candlelight, flowers, beautiful girls, hand- some boys and a review of the past were all ours on this night of nights. As the senior year began, many familiar faces were missing among these was Mr. Rude. We felt that we were really ready to leave when we were measured for caps and gowns. The senjor activities are many. Among these are: ordering invitations and diplomas, producing an annual, presenting class night, and leaving something tangible to the school. One of the most enjoyable activities was the senior play. Even though the senior play, Here Comes Charlie, did not encounter as many difficulties as the junior play, it was equally successful. As we approach the end of high school years we wish to express our gratitude to all those who have encouraged us, worked with us, and guided us intelligently and spirit- ually along our way. Cast Will And Zestament We, the Seniors of the class of '51, being of so-called sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath to, leave to, will to, or anyhow we hope you get it— I, Irene Everett, will my loud mouth and crazy ways to Mary Alice Cooper. I, Alberta Devane, leave my place in speech class to Hazel Tuten and Jeanette Kelly. Study hard, girls! I, Beulah Webb, will my friendly disposition to Delores Holder. I, Trudy Ann Mickler, will my red curls to Marlyn Browning in hopes that she will not have to roll hers at 12:30 a.m. anymore. Take good care of'them, Marlyn. I, Mary Ruth Cowart, leave my blank mind to anyone who can fill it up. I, Bud Sanderson, leave Bubber Pinson the M.H.S. girls to tease in my absence. I, Frances Cobb, bequeath my ability to keep house and come to school to Joyce Davis. Watch out, Larry! ‘ I, Evelyn Mickler, leave my crying place in speech class to Edna Johnson. I, Harriette Richardson, will my position in the office to Geraldine Arnold. I, Larry Poffe, Jr., being of strong back and weak mind, leave. I, Josephine Beard, will my position as manager of the girls' basketball team to Maxine Underwood. I, Robert Agner, bequeath my typing ability to Bobby Johnson. Make good use of it, Bobby. I, Lula Mae Bailey, will my place in speech to Bonnie Wooten. Good luck, Bonnie. You'll need it. I, Eloise Williams, will my good times in physical education to Mildred Woodard. Make good of it, Mildred. I, Bettye Webb, will my long lost Beta Club membership to any lucky Junior who finds it. I, Catherine Gibson, will my ability to play basketball to Louise Keeling. I, Doris Daniels, will my ability to wangle No. I excuses to Howard Tate. I, Montine Ezell, leave my Beta Club membership to Annette McDonald. We, Elaine Collett and Montezze Jones, will our ability to get along together to Ophelia High and Mary Elizabeth Wells hoping that they will be as good friends as we are. I, Jessie Whigham, will my position as a bench-warmer at basketball games to June • Williams. I, Mary Ruth Armstrong, leave to Marilyn Brown my flirtatious ways hoping that it will bring her more than it brought me. I, Edith Tyre, will Mouzon Seals my quietness in Typing II class. I, Dorothy Holton, will my ability to type to Leroy Rutherford. I, Ruth Sheffield, leave my typing paper to George Surles, (if he doesn't use it all be- fore then). I, Betty Jean Vaughan, will my membership in the Beta Club to Charles Hitchcock. I, Betty Becton, will my Piano Roll Blues to Evelyn Howard. I, Gwen Kinsey, will my height to Bud Hunsburger. I, Clara Nell Wells, leave Billy Oliver to the Junior girls. Take good care of him, girls. I, Dolly Spellman, will my little knowledge of chemistry to Catheryn McLane. I, Betty Jo Buie, will my basketball uniform to anyone who isn't superstitious. I. Bill Gross, leave Patsy Hodnett because I can't take her with me. We, Ray Coffee and John Waring, will our chairs in the office to Arden Brown and Donald Fisher. Keep it hot, boys! I, Anne Canova, will my ability to sew to Blanche Jackson. I. Julia Barrs, will my place in chemistry to anybody that is fool enough to take it. Watch your step, kids. We, Miriam Duncan and June Jones, leave to Libby Studstill two vacant seats in her car hoping Kenny-boy will have more room. I. Mary Catherine Holton, leave my typing ability to Julian Andrews. I, Larry O Steen, will my ability to play football to Bobby Williamson. I, Sally Wilson, leave my ability to play the flute to Raymond Cozart. I, Norma Gross, will my ability to be exempt in all subjects to Ladell Brothers. That's the only way you'll make it, Ladell. I. Christine Bell, will my place in speech to Virginia Rutherford. Good luck, Jenny. I, Edwin Hendry, leave my speed to Bobby Copeland. Make good use of it, Foots. I, Eleanor Blanton, will my typewriter to David Beasley. Here's hoping it will work faster for you than it did for me. I, June Edwards, will my ability to keep house to Jimmie Lee Kelly and Doris Sheffield. I, Ashley Beggs, will my ability to play basketball to Louis Downing. I, Jamie Bass, will my good sportsmanship in physical education to Frank Bell. I, Eugene Bland, will my job as towel boy in physical education to Gordon Keeling. I, Calvin Buchanan, will my red hair and excess weight to Billy Green. I, Ted Gibson, leave my bass horn in the band to Lex Waters. I, Richard Brown, will my bashful ways to Thurston Donaldson. I, Elbert Sullivan, will my artistic talents to George Jacobs. I, Beeler Hunsberger, will my height to Carlton Law. I, Pat Tibbals, leave my laugh to Freddy Ragans. I, Donnie Groover, will my ability to keep up in typing to Albert Lamb. To Annette Newman, I, Dorothy Browning, will my quiet ways. I, Margaret Cantey, will my position as business manager of the annual to the five most energetic Juniors. I, Eddie Petree, leave my tackling position to Nat Norfleet. Treat them rough, Nat. I, Bobby Ragans, leave my nickname, Roach, to Scott Hudson. I, Billy Stewart's Chair, will remain vacant until he returns. G. E. APPLIANCES SIMMONS BEAUTYREST Compliments of INC. 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