Mansfield High School - Tiger Yearbook (Mansfield, TX)

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Senior Class Will We, the seniors of '53-'54, being of sound mind, do hereby will to the junior class the honor of being seniors. Sonny Robertson leaves his natural ability to get out of class to no other than Cedar Seeton. Suzanne Curry tearfully wills her excellent height for basketball to Maura Lee Rawdon. Bernice Waugh grants to any willing junior her place on the annual staff. John Smith is to receive Eddie Joe Garrett's address book and also Donald J ordan's book entitled, Techniques in Winning Girls. Carl Vallier and Herschell Luttrell unwillingly leave their places in Mrs. Askew's fish bowl to anyone who takes trigonometry. Erma Hall leaves her singing voice to David Wade, who we all know can use it. To a worthy junior, Barbara Anne Perry leaves her FHA presidency. Lee Overby and Charles Booth very sorrowfully give to the seniors of next year their chairs in the chemistry class, in hopes that they won't blow up the school. Carol Ann Gilstrap leaves her hysterical laugh to Galen McCune, who she hopes will take Milton Berle's place on TV. To Mr. Pigg goes Jerry Seeton's mimeographed excused passes. Guy Miller will receive the famous position of our Fred Musselwhite on the football field. Ruth Maxwell wills her good manners and quiet way to Terry Earp, who she feels can use them. Liz Seeton is the lucky girl, for she is to receive Shirley Johnston's book of hair styles. Jim Russell leaves his tendency to be a polite wolf to A. J. Houston. Dorothy Spears wills her editorship of The Tigerette to Roy Wilshire, in hopes that he won't shoot her for it. Bobbie Sue Raines and Barbara Ellis sorrowfully will their book entitled Excuses to Go to Town to Loretta Turner and Lorraine Boteler. Betty Smith leaves her ability as a secretary to Margaret Bewley. Hazel Patterson gives to Sandra Ward her artistic talent in hopes that she will put it to work. J oleen Day and Marguerite Eichor sadly leave their ability to giggle in study hall to Gay Tanner and Ann Cain. To Beatrice Williams goes Shirley Williams' formula for keeping red hair. Willie Thomas spontaneously leaves his seat in English IV to any junior who is a scholar Weenie Lambert wills to Franklin Fowler his position in the Thespian Club. Leroy Bratcher is a very lucky boy. He will receive Bobby Farr's cowboy drug-store outfit. Joyce North and Alice Love give their collection of mice to Ann Fields, who we know will simply adore them. Jackie Odom wishes to leave his place as a slob'l to all worthy juniors. Bobby Dorsey wills his great love for the graveyard to Kent Bolding. To Elna Anderson goes Betty Jane Allcorn's stool in the library. Reginald Miller gives to Ezell Dorsett his cartoons on teachers. To any junior who indulges in English IV goes Rodger Ervin's collec- tion of themes, which he has been gathering for years. Virginia Seago wills to Kathlene LaCour her singing ability. The friendly disposition of Bobby Dan Sitton goes to Barbara Howell. Carol Tanner leaves his parking place for his motorcycle to Tommy Prater. Mary Lou Williams leaves her place on the stage as an old gossiping woman to Virginia Pat Eubanks. Mary Barrett's habit of keeping up a certain soldier's morale goes to Paula Barber.

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Bobby Dan Sitton is now president of a manufacturing company. Thinking only of his business, of course, he supervises all the modeling done in his establishment. What does he manufacture? Nylon blouses! Jackie Odom is a distinguished gentleman farmer, who raises nothing but his hat and plenty of cane. Carol Tanner is widely known for his poems. He has been given the distinguished title of The Man Most Likely to Murder Literature. Suzanne Curry is heard regularly on radio these days. She has taken My Friend Irma's place. Donald J ordan's face is smeared on every TV set, magazine, and billboard these days. Why? Because he's the author of that brand-new best-seller, How a Mouse Can Learn to Carry an Elephant in Ten Easy Lessons. Eddie Jo Garrett has just this year reached his aim in life-to marry Marilyn Monroe. Bernice Waugh is a world famous dermatologist. She guarantees to take away all freckles in ten days. That snoopy fellow meddling around the crowd is Jim Russell. He has taken Jack Webb's place on Dragnet Dum-ta-dum-dum. That man in the top-hat kissing all the babies is Jerry Seeton. He is running for dog-catcher. Herschell Luttrell was not able to come today. It seems he didn't think there was anything wrong with having four wives at the same time. I hear that Barbara Anne Perry is a teacher at last. She quotes Pythag- oras six periods a day. Who is that with all the brushes? Why! That's Sonny Robertson trying to sell his line. Ruth Maxwell is now managing a charm school in New York. Remember Erma Hall, the girl who used to sing at all school functions? She is now professor of hog-calling at A.8aM. Cformer boys' schooll. Who is that distinguished gentleman in black approaching? Oh!- that's Charles Booth! He's the local undertaker now. Lee Overby and Carl Vallier are now co-owners of a pawn shop. That explains why they're appraising everyone's jewelry. Fred Musselwhite, a former M. H. S. football star, is now a famed opera singer. Last but not least in our group tonight is Hazel Patterson, who has changed her name to Rita Rontalbeau in the movie world. - Dorothy Spears

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