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:fx as V1 . I T' jf . gig m. ,i , w asf, t ............,... . . CALENDAR OF EVENTS Sept. 23. Senior Reception for their new Mom and Pop Duffy following the Carnegie football game. Sept. 26. Junior picnic at Devi1's canyon. Oct. 17. Senior picnic. Oct. 31. Senior Halloween party. Dec. 16. Senior Christmas banquet. Dec. 30. Sophomore party. Jan. 19. Senior party. Feb. 20. Senior party. March 7. Junior play followed by play' cast party. March 16. Dedication of Junior High school building. March 17. Junior party. April 4. Senior party. April 18, F. F. A. banquet. May' 1. Patricia McKenzie's Senior recital- assisted by Virginia McWhirter. May' 7. Billie Joe Davis and Virginia Mc- Whirter present their Senior re- cital. May 9. Senior play followed by play cast party. May' 16. Junior-Senior banquet. May' 19. Junior High commencement. May' 2l. High School baccalaureate. May' 22. Class night. May' 23. Senior commencement. May' 25. Alumni mixer. May' 26. Alumni banquet. CLASS WILL E the Senior class of 1939 of the City ox Mangum County of Greer State of Oklahoma do make publish and d cl'rre this our last vyrll and testament that rs to say R V Bell gives and bequeaths his ex cess weight to Edward and Deryyood Haddad to be divided equally between them Robert Brasher leaves hrs mustache to Johnny Pantrer Billy Ware his big feet to Fuzzy Crisp John Overton Nelson hrs way with the women to James Stoupe Dorothy Haddad her chattering ability to Edrth Russell P J Boyle his favorite after party parking place to Wayne Bennett Andrew Brundage his fast spring gait to Wrlton Jones Dorothy Lee Caffey her loyalty to one man to Betty Wilson Louvenra Caster her soft quiet voice to Sue Clabaugh Harrison McGregor his love for lrtera ture to Red Bates Jimmy Garrett his attraction for rural maids to James Mallard Anna Belle Bryan her studrousness to Stemmre Carlson Billy Jo Davis her cheek tocheek dancing ability to Nolous Carmichael Melyin Dodson his calm and collected manner to Clay Hannah Brodace Elkins hrs Journalrstrc 'rbrlrty to Ira Lee Vossler Margaret Jo Gray her gracefulness as 'i strutter to Evra Chapman Jorn Hager his lounging plfrce on the librarirns desk to Elton Atkinson J ck Harris his yy fry yyrth the women to James Kirk Emo Martin his one and only slogan It pays to advertise to John Cowan Brrder Rogers vyrlls his ability to blush to Wiltcn Jones Kenneth Wade his brush and Combs to C W Mallard Leo Warren his physique to J C Tyner Arron Wetsel hrs drivers license to Vince Allen Busby Artfr Elv her attraction for blonde edt ors to Wilma Morris Wynona Houpe her dramatic facml expre sions to Jessie Todd Pat rcla McKenzie her love for long dark Halls to all young lovers Una Mae Taylor her love for her sister to Gynneth Cox Joc Head his perfect assembly behavior to Weston Weems tContrnued on Page 271 xx I , 1 . , . 1 , 1 '- .' ' 1 1 1 e' 1 L - . ,' 1 - K , t i . ' . . . - 1 ' . 4 1 - ' f ' . . . - 1. . 4 . ' 1 1 . . - . 1 . . . I . . 1 ' D ' . 21 ' . ' , 'r V . ' . . . r . 1 ' . Q . . ' ' N r , 1 4 y' , Y -A . 1 -1 1 ' ' . ' ' - . . ' .r -1 . . , 1 . , 1 . . n ' ' . ' . . 1 - . , , 1 - . 3 - L , - . O 1 4 C . Q - . . . ,.' ' - Q 1 ' - . . .1 11 V . K . . ' 1 - , 1 ' ' u 11 1 ' . ' - - , , ...,.................,......................-...............,......v...... ,.w.,-w..-.,f.-.-- fl----1-'fy'-q .11s,7.:-5. -pfzfn,pg-sf-asswxy--3-qs:-vi:-sg I ' ' 1 f-f'.2:I4If'5?51'1:If511-.J:ff.12If ?Ef:'2??'2f :-. ' 1E1:251fff'3'f ?215 f: IE-E23-i Q: f 'iii-si:-:1f51:If?fI: I. 1 ' - 'A . - .' --cjzjf, '?fQ:Q5f,,fin'-Iff2f1E'5ff1fQfl:'f2:2E'.2EI:1.I:5Q''E5f':' '-3-:-:-E12 '- -'-11.-.'F-:ffIf52SEQE555522Efi:5:1:fff5QE5E5Ef5EiI5E2f:k2:' . -:2EE:-:T:i21f-
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1 . 4 H . Q JEWELL LAVERNE. TATUM- Pep Club. Why be a missionary? I can civilize the savages here at home. UNA MAE TAYLOR-Glee Club. Whats more terrifying than a teachers wrath? EDNA MAE WALKER Accom panist for school Glee Club A girl mth a double dose of mischief ELAINE WATT Dium and Bugle Corps Exen blowing a bugle doesnt take care of all hex wind Pictures of GENE MARTIN and NORMAN ROBERTSON do not appear SEN IORS wi. NK CURTIS TAYLOR-Hornet. Glee Club. At church. at school, he sets an example. LEO WARREN-Football, Track. Tall. dark. and handsome--but dignified. BILL WARE-Basketball and Hornets I taught Fred Astaire all he knows LEE ROY WATT Trades and Industrial Organization Citi zenship Tennis and prmtmg are the lights of his life KENNETH WADE Hornets Glee Club Trades and In dustrial Organization Nexer allow going to school to znterfer with your educa tion
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CLASS VV ILL 4Continued from Page 265 Clyde Heatly, his place in the Junior play lor the last four years to Kenneth Head. Bobby Jo Helvy reluctantly wills her place as Tom Johnson's stooge to Rosa- belle Thompson. Travis Heatly, his hate for the women to Wayne Rankin. Bill Hollis, his basketball suit to Hoover Wright. Thomas Howell, his wide awake coun- tenance in English Literature to A. B. Talley. Bernice Jones, her favorite giggle to Joan Hager, not that she needs it. Royce Jones, her serious pursuit of knowledge to Mildred Faye Davis. Mildred Verne Kornegay, her affection for rabbits to Juanita Powers. Pauline Krorner, her out-of-town boy friends to Boby Miller. Gene Martin his infantile desire to let an out of tires to Wayne Morris Rex Monroe the back seat of hrs motor cycle to Jessie Todd Charles McCaul the Junior high boys affection for hrm to Harold Dowdy J nny B McWhrrter her place as ac companrst to Jean Neal Billie Norris her enthusiasm for the rnrtratron to Evelyn Byrom J T Oyerby his pet hate tennis to Warren Dorrrll Katherine Oyerton her typing eraser to Mildred Hicks Jimmy Pantrer his placid nature to Ralph Morgan Yonme Lee Pendleton her 70 W P M rn typing to Dortha Lee Harbour Pauline Pierson her volley ball serye to Wanda Loyelace R J Roach his coyyboy boots to Junior Elsea Wanna Lee Roach her bass drumming ability rn the Drpsy Doodle tio Juanita Oyyens Norman Robertson hrs interest in a Junior girl to Kenneth Silk R V Short hrs grant stature to V W Smith Wrllardean Sparks hrs love for Span rsh type girls to Jack Raulston Orthell Stubbs. his reputation as a lady's man to Pat McClung. Lorene Sullivan, her love for Home Ec to Mildred Hicks. Lona Mae Sweet, her tenrpetuous na- ture to Mary Beth Jones. Laverne Tatum, her Altus interest to Henrietta Krouse. Edna Mae Walker, her ability to go with all new boys who come to town to Bela Harms. Leroy and Elaine Watt, their place as twins to Clyde and Claude Smith. Robert Welch. his place as hall lighter to Wayne Meeks. Charles Greasby. his th's to Billy Jeter. Polly Hughes. her ability as a first class pincher to Marjorie Arnett. Lena Fave Miller' her place as favorite office girl to Edna Orendorf Ve me Mae Mallard her red hair to Juanita Chapman Heler Black wills Fleta Fay Taylor her positron as football queen Curtis Taylor vyrlls Gene Haldlock hrs brlrty as a publrc speaker Nolan Dowdy hrs abrlrty to plav a brcakoovyn to Pete Tillman Noryal Covington hrs curly harr to A D Hogue Lorene Fultz her place as Hitler of the volly Vaughan ball team to Elizabeth Ann Maryorre Clark her ability to get out of study hall to Lydra Tidmore Vrrgrma Nell Neal her meanness to Peggy Short Madelyn Haddad her timid manner Billy Jean Howard Gayle Talley her good grades to Vrr Ornra Kotte Our right to have class meetrngs after assembly yye grye to the Junior class yyho haye long coveted rt We hereby nominate and appoint Mr C T Eskew to be excutor of this wrll In testrmony yyhereof we haye hereunto set our hand THE SENIOR CLASS -5715 'Swxsx -m 1 ' ' - . . ' V' A ' ' y - - 1 . - - -' r . . - . . . Y , A y V 1 Q . . 4 ' '. 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