McAdory High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (McCalla, AL)

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LAST HILL AND TESTAHEWT Me, the Class of 13 of Mckdory nlgh School, c1ty of McCalla and state of Alabama, being ound of mlnd and memory, do hereby make publlsh, and declare this to be our Last Wlll and Testament 1n manner and form followzng, hereby revok1ng any will or w1lls heretofore made by us We d1rect that all of our gust debts and good t1me expenses be fully na1d and s t1Sf16d as soon as convenlent, maybe after our departure we further direct that our numerous possesslons be thus be queathed We, the senior class, leave our English books and rules to hrs McY1nney I Scott Russell leave my bashfulness to Pat P1n1on I Herbert K1ng, leave all my math to alyone who can under stand it I Jeane Lew1s, leave my S1l11HSSS to Julla Glasgow I, Hugh Massey, leave o Bllly wtapp my ab1lity to argue w1th tel hers I June Gray, leave my bragglng to Vernon Sellers I B1ll1e Earle, leave all my meanness to Mary Ruth Apple berry Albert Glasgow, leave my good loovs to I H H68dPlOk Jerald Bell leave my musical talent to denry 4B1Sh Fred Ward, leave my 'Galloomg Domlnoes' to 'Teal Farrell Audrey Roy, leave my concelt to Sad1e iarrlson Olene Sanford, leave my danclnv to JOF1S klmDT61 Farls Abercromble, leave my pretty hair to Sara ann Dunn Frances Brundage, leave my sweet personal ty to Frances Abercromble I James Sutley, leave my comical w js to Jack Turner I Denson Bulsey, leave my mMS1C81 talent to Cllfford M11 ford Zack ross, leave mf slang expresslons and blg words t Doughty Jlmmy Mlxon, leave my dunmness to Cec1l Tate. Betty Chamb rs, leave my free les to Jennette Putman Dorls Blaydoe, leave my SOC1010gy noteboom to Ora Russell Johnnle Bryant, leave my typing ab1l1ty to Irene Lazarrl Audrey Ledbetter, leave my chemistry ab1l1 v Lo SJS16 smltherman I Thelma noker, leave my well shaped flgure to Jeane Newman I, Gwendolyn Shepherd, leave all my strloed sweaters t Dorls Klmbrel I, Helen Strong leave my happy marrled llfe to Luclle l1XOH I .L O S . , . . . U . O L . a . . . I fr - I O L. I I 1 ' . ' 3 I T C , . J . . v- - O . J. ' -v ' . Q L . C 0 J 0 U' ' , U A - I I, ff -- T. . ' . I, , . n. I . IJ ' A. 4 D I . I, 1 ' o I, Melva Webster, leave my cuteness to Maxine Eoore. I, ' Q ' . I, . . 1 . . . I, 1 1 KA . I , 31 ' a 1 W ' O In G L - G u .w O Mr. . I, I I, 8 li - 0 T . . . , I, . I, - I, t td M ' A . . b 1 V ' D Q L 4. X' O . . . -Yr n o ' Tx!!! - , u -

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Olene Sanford was still married and lived in Kansa . Fred Ward was manager of I. Rosen in Bessemer, where his wife was employed. Fred Ozley was a highway patrclman in the state of Wyoming. Arthur Mixcn was playing the clarinet in Jimy Mixon's Or- ohestra Herbert King owned the Birmingham Taxis Cab Company Audrey Ledbetter took life easy as principal of e. nursery school at McCal1a Betty Chambers was a great doctor Evelyn Davis was head nurse at the Nest End Baptist Hoa pital June Gray was ovmer of a Boston shoe store in Massachusetts Denson Halsey, a member of the U S Marines, was somewhere in the Pacific Helen Strong was still married, and she and her husband operated the Alabama Theatre Albert Glasgow tried to teach morons the genius side f life Lou1se 'Warnick operated Lake Wmnopaseauka in Georgia, and Johnnie Bryant, a flcrlst in a near by town, was still married I was very meh surpnsed at all of this amazing news, but hoped they would continue successfully CLARA JEAN MCDOUG-AL, Pr0ph9t of 19142 19414 731A-af44u lug! f v91-fl nuisan- ii Awww! - 44-slat.-4, 0. I I . . O O O O O O O 0 O . - . O A O -M W 1 - I' A. u . rg e w , w-c , , gr , V3 X - X m aa. 5 . L 114' fp ,yi 'Q' 8 - ' al ' f

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Ig e e We, I C l O O ' e D is W' .' Q ' vi 5 if e . AX 5 ' K I V ' 1 . - , ' w., I I 41 M- , B141 Q 'Y' - sw la rg 34, is 4 ni 3 1 and Elbert Wesson. I, Louise Warniok, leave my candy buying to Jeans Newman. I, Frances Smitherman, leave my addresses of soldier boys to Maxine Moore. I, Ruth Moore, leave my quietness to Sue Reeves. I, Clara Jean McDougal, leave my laugh to Alice Johnston. Margaret Scott, leave my chewing gum to Mr McAdory Margie Harbarger and Robert Barnes, leave our romance to Lamar Adcock and Barbara Porter I, Newman Hull, leave my knowledge of Engllsh literature to any dumb Sr II student I, Fred Ozley, leave my friendliness to Henry N818h we do hereby make, constitute, and appoint ur HcAdory to be one executor of this, our Last lill and Testament In witness whereof, we, the Class of '42, the testators above named, have hereunto subscribed our names and affixed our seal on the twenty first day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty two CLASS OF 1942 Signed, sealed published, and declared by the above Class of Forty two as our Last lill and Testament, in the presence of said testators and of each other NEWMAN HULL, Lawyer I.....,..... 41.00-cape 'bn no keen