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WIZZS E, THE MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-eight, being of sound minds and realizing that our days in M. H. S. are grow ing shorter in number, do hereby make, publish and declare our last will and testa ment. DONALD AKERS wills his witch doctor profession to those Who infest the First Aid Room. BUDDY ADKISON and BUSTER CLARK will their hunting trips of many moons to Bobby Williams and Porter Kellison- NORMAN AULDRIDGE wills his love f0I' the out-of-doors to future tribes so they may go on communing with Nature, JEWELL BAXTER leaves her stone oven for baking to Ramona Wooddell so she can supply her own pretty girl Cakes. SAM CALLISON and CATHERINE REX- RODE will their love for Walking to Tom Gibson and Roxie Galford for use when the Chevrolet breaks down. cLr:o CARR wins the ebony color of hel- hair to Barbara Burns, GLORIA CLARK and PHYLLIS DUN- BRACK will their soft-soled moccasins to Christine Rimel and Libby Johnson in hopes that they will tread the halls more lightly. MARGARET ANNE COYNER and DINK MOSES will their birch-bark canoe to Beaky so that he can paddle down Knapps Creek as Dink paddled up the Greenbrier. ARTHUR CRAWFORD and IVAN VAN- REENEN will their tom-toms, tuned to horses' hoofs to those who tramp the halls. HARRY CUTLIP leaves reindeer sinews to those who get hungry in third period class. 1 1 11 1 1 11 '1 '1 11 1 '1 1 1 1 1 tl 1 1 11 I 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 11 1 11 11 1 1 '1 1 1 I 1. 1 '1 1 1 '1 '1 '1 11 ,1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 EDITH DAVIS leaves her War paint t0 someone who won't use it anymore than She did. ANNA DAVISSON and BOBBY McEL- WEE will their warpaths to Harold Hannah and Carolyn Thomas, they trav- el them anyhow so they just as well own them. IRA FRIEL leaves the bow and arrow which he would liked to have had to anyone who feels like shooting down a teacher. MARY FRIEL wills her famous war whoops to the quietest of the Juniors. MACK FRIEL loaves his Coon-giease for smooth hair grooming to Marshall Dep- uty to control his unruly cowlick. NAOMI FRIEL wills the moss and rushes of Price Hill to lVIrs. Reynolds for the library, OPAL GAY wills her place in a certain Black Nash to Edna Lee McElwee, and her place, fellow tribesmen, isn't in the d1'iV6l s seat fmuch to every home own- er's delightl. HARRIET GARDNER wills her life to the days of the future and says -- I'll Spefld them at dear old M. H. S. DICKIE GIBSON wills his loin cloth and ebony warpaint to those who play ser- vant parts in class plays in forthcoming years. DON HANNAH leaves his flint to Mr, Yeager with which to put off fire crack- ers.
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STATISTICS AMBITION Clerking .. To Get Out of School .....,. . Court Reporter Medical Technician Missionary Matrimony Stenographer Nurse Stenographer Buddy's Wife Beautician Designer Stenographer Guy's Wife Matrimony .. Commercial Teacher Beautician Nothing Beautician Hubert's Wife To Master the Rolling Pin Stenographer .-........... Stenographer .. Author Go to Alaska School Chemist Accountant Join Navy Coach Agriculturist Coach Forest Ranger Lawyer Chemist Mechanical Engineer ,,.. Physicist Dentist ' Coach Coach Go to College A. A. F. Pilot Loafing Mail Clerk Sailor Loafer DESTINED TO BE Mrs. Galford Housewife Sawmill Hand Dink's Wife Mrs. Beverage Speaker for the House Mimeograph Operator Nurse Basketball Instructor Buddy's Wife Mrs. Jack Byrd Home Ec Teacher Private Secretary to Mr. Davis Guy's Wife Home Ee Teacher Beauty Operator Housewife Nothing Singer Hubert's Wife M0tl'le1' of 10 Kids Model Store Clerk Spruce School Marm Dog Catcher Ford Mechanic Principal of M. H. S. Bookkeeper Admiral Farmer Model Father Tall Man in Circus Insurance Agent Merchant Soapbox Politician Elk Bus Driver .. ....... King of the Hoboes ........... .. Manager of Alpine Hotel .. Railroading, Marlinton to Clover L M. A. C.'S Husband President of the U. S. Plymouth Mechanic RECREATION Basketball Reading Mischief Going Places with Dink Reading Fighting with Bobby Laughing Talking Playing Ball Going Places with Buddy Riding in a Nash Movies Playing Ball Basketball Loafing Basketball Basketball Singing Getting New Boy Friends Laughing Washing Dishes Writing Shorthand . ................ Basketball Dashing About Talking and Singing Loafing Making A's in Chemistry Teasing Mary Catherine Loafing Basketball Football Football Baseball Making A's Talking Politics Pool Teasing Gals What's It to YOu? ick ....... ..................... Poet Laureate of Cheat Famous Bicycle Rider Farmer Famous Popcorn Popper Airplane Pilot Farmer Navy Pilot Insect Exterminator To Grow 6' 10 , Weigh 200 Lbs. .... ...... C ity Slicker ........ . Engineer Farmer Wooing Football - Basketball Shooting Pool Hunting Swimming Riding Bicycles Football Hunting Playing Mandolin Basketball Loafing Hunting 1 2 3 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31 32. 33. 34. 35. 36 37 38 39. 40 41. 42 44 45 46 1 47. 48. 49, 50. 43 Q
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W I Z t 5' ffonflbaedj BARBARA HARPER wills her wings Ifly- around-waysj to Dotty Spitzer to sup- ply a way of transportation to Virginia when the roads are icy. ULDINE HIVELY wills her blue ribbon 4-H Canning Projects to Barbara and Raymond with the thought that You can't live on love, kids. JIMMIE LOVELACE Wills his tribal band to his sister so that she may follow in his footpath. BONNIE MCLAUGHLIN wills her Wigwam to Mary K. Lovelace to relieve the hous- ing shortage. EDDIE McLAUGHLIN wills his happy hunting grounds and wigwam at Browns Creek tu the next generation of settlers. BUDDY MEADOWS left his position as chief of the tribe to Loris Galtoid who in turn wills it to Clifford Arbogast. PATSY MEADOWS wills her love for Wampum to Jack Vaughan for his own use next year. IBrother, you'll need itI- FAYE MORRISON leaves a pipe of peace to the male instructors of M. H. S. for use on her younger brothers and sisters. MARVIN RATLIFF leaves his totem pole to Raymond Nelson so he will have something to worship besides Barbara. GLENN REYNOLDS wills to Don Akers the arrowheads buried in the Linwood mountains, so he will have a lifelong ex- CUSe for haunting that l0Ci1lity. DOT ROGERS leaves the deviltry she used on Mrs. Overholt to Creola Shumaker who can afford the 10W cuts. I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I 'I II JI I 'I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I :I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I 'd JOSEPHINE and MADELYN SAGE leave the echoes of their voices in Cheat Mt. so the Slaty Forkers won't forget their n.usical ability. DANNY SCOTT leaves his picture writing tpoetryj to next yea1's Commercial Club so they will have plenty of space 1'illL1's for the paper. BETTY SHARP tMcPatersI found a tee- pee of her own at Christmas time and retuses to will it to anyone. CATHERINE SHARP wills her good malks to the laziest of the Juniors - Imentioning no namesj, RALPH SHARP wills the hills to future sufferers Lick bus. ice cn slippery on the IJIOVEI' DOLLY SHIFFLET wills to the majorettes. ostrich plumes JOHN SHOWALTER leaves Miss Smith his bow and arrow - just in case! CHARLES STUART wills Fire Water Avenue to anyone who likes to travel the road more frequently than he. JUANITA WAUGH leaves her tomahawk to next yearls A. D. D. president. JOHNNY WEBB wills his empty peanut bags and candy wrappers along with two pieces of flint to Mr. Moore to kin- dle lires with next year. REX WHITE leaves his war club to Miss Spencer - not saying why. ALAN YOUNG leaves his linen cradle in Miss Smith's room so that someone else next year can rest in comfort in the last row as he did.
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