Mangham High School - Dragon Yearbook (Mangham, LA)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT, CLASS OF 1952 We me Honorable Seniors in me Year of our Lord, 1952, POSSCSHHS S0110 minds and frail bodies do sincerely bequeath and dedicate these few humorous possessions to those gay and carefree souls that shall haunt the halls of our Alma Mater long after our departure. As a grateful and loyal Senior Class we leave to Mr. Judd and the entire faculty a sincere hope that they might be able to do as much for the future alumni as they have done for us. After no serious consideration and much humorous debate and a general mixture of facts and imagination, we the Seniors do will the following traits: Nathaniel Broadway bequeaths his many hard-earned admit slips to Jimmy Williamson. To Charles Myers Ralph Brown leaves his way with the ladies. Gloria Hixon leaves her position as annual editor to some unsuspecting Mu Sigma member. Though Captain of the football team, Floyd Boughton leaves for the lower rank of PFC. Betty Ann Acklen leaves to Shirley Busbice her numerous boy friends. Dewey Clark leaves Gertie, but not for long! To Mrs. Lee Dorothy Cartlidge wills her history notebook. Harry McKay bequeaths his 10-gallon Stetson to Bobby Lowery. Virgie Free leaves her undersized shoes to someone with a smaller foundation. Julia Anna Gill leaves for Joe. To someone with more patience Mary Frances Hanson leaves her Home Economics and sewing. , Edward Joiner wills his ability to tell tall tales to Manzy Brown. Sylvia Jones leaves the job of making annual ads to another innocent Mu Sigma member. Lannie McKay wills his job as Sentinel of the FFA Chapter to J. M. Carter.

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To some Junior lacking the ability to write English papers, Lucille Gill wills her cute themes. Ted Jones leaves his oratorical know-how to Joel Boone. Leon McMurrey wills his special- made shoes to Collins Rhinehart. Joy Ponder leaves her knowledge of the Constitution to Sue Fleming. Maxine Searcy bequeaths her high scoring record to the Mercer girls. A. L. Scott wills his tactics of dodging the draft board to Lonzo Southall. Barney Parker leaves. He won't go for, says Pauline. Dallas Southall wills her knack for losing things to Peggy Sue Boughton. N. D. Smith bequeaths the care of Betsy the Dragon to Miss Evans. Glenn Ratcliff leaves his good looks? Bobby J. Talbott wills her carefree laughter to Joan Archibald. To Mickey Brown Elizabeth Thomason leaves her desire to be an old maid. Jerry Thomason wills his cowboy boots to Wilbur Douciere. Bob Nobles leaves his little black address book to Bobby Gandy. Betty Long wills her love letters to Lilly Roy. Franklin Henson bequeaths his extensive knowledge of history to Bob Mclntyre. Buddy Pardue leaves his dear hunts to James Free. Edward Moore leaves his position as teacher's pet to Arthur Joe Bradford. These possessions are yours to criticize as you see fit, but it is our sincere wish that you accept them in a spirit of good will and will always reserve a place in your memories for us.