Milan High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Milan, TN)

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BEST DISPOSITION Peggy Ann Kerr-Charles Chandler Mar I BIGGEST BABY Evelyn Mitchell-Edwin Hill . S 6 QRS I I .Q . ,Qi h RX kk L Ula S 5 ,l BEST ATHLETE Betty Sue Taylor-Don David .Tones -X' X If PEPSI COLA CONTESTANTS Billy Sledge Robertson, Betty Meadows, Billy N. BILLY NORRIS .TOYNER lst Place in Tennessee Pepsi-Cola Scholarship sf MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED garet Pounds-Billy Joyner .A we 42 ,M wh , zlbw ,Q 'X - . BEST DRESSED Mai Sisk- Glynn Holt Joyner it 'Y Y .Q I A hx L R MOST POPULAR LAZIEST la Sue Baird-Howard Mitchell Jean Wilson- Billy Gardner My 33

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MO S WAC BEST LOOKING Joanne Moore Pillow-Don David Jones Bet MOST STUDIOUS Colleen Lay, T.L. Webb , Billy Joyner BIGGEST FLIRT Anne Rubenstein- Jerry Pillow WITTIEST ty Sue Taylor-George Jennings MOST INTELLIGENT Ivlargaret Pounds-Billy Joyner GUTFST Sue Hastings- Billy Gardner BEST PERSONALITY Peggy Ann Kerr- Charles Chandler Sara Jane 32 BEST ALL-ROUND Bryant- Billy Sledge Robertson

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,ass We, the class of 1948, being about to pass into the life beyond, and desirous that our memory be perpetuated, do make and publish this our last will and testament: We will a pair of shoes to Mr. Mayo so that discipline may be maintained at M.H.S. T. L. Webb wills his infectious grin to Jimmy Penn. Evelyn Carden leaves her habit of making excuses for her classmates to Daisy Whitby. Jean Tomerlin bestows upon Julia Dodson her height. Ann Rubenstein beque the Mr. Miles afd Mr. Thornhill to Betty Smith. Joyner and Jennings leave their political machine in care of John McNeil and Wayne Estes. Sars Jane Bryant bestows upon Joyce Browning her intellectual achievements. Sus Bramley wills to Joyce Rauchle her comb, hoping Joyce enjoys it as much as she has. Billy Jack Jones leaves his belligerent attitude to Eugene Tharpe. Myla Sue Baird wills her idle walk to Mary Nell Coleman. Modean Rogers leaves her ambition to Betty Jo Bolsrjack. Billy Cates and Sam Hughes will their five-year scholarships to Don Jones and Jim Williams Ola Mae Bell leaves her love for ice cream and other fattening foods to Cary Rice. Margaret Pounds leaves Mr. Mayo ------ - with regrets. Betty Meadows leaves her interest for Gibson to any similiarly affected girls. Billy Joyner leaves his totally unreadable handwriting to R. C. Clarke. Mildred Evans bestows upon Johnnie Ruth Holder her fiery temper. Rosalie Parr leaves her wealth of red hair to Mary Alice Grizzell. Marvin Hendricks leaves a string of brokenizj hearts behind him. Peggy Kerr has nothing she wants to leave as Ted has already left. Edwin Moe Hill bequeaths his talent for skipping classes to Steve Stephens. Ann Carter leaves her atomic energy to Joan Tate and Jeanette Fuchs. To Vernon Price, Will Jerry Pillow wills his habit of loitering in the halls. Joan Moore Pillow leaves her beauty to Betty Creswell. Charles Chandler leaves his courtesy and gnod disposition to Bobby Hazelwood. Jean Wilson leaves her popularity and winning ways to Syble Vawtsr. George Jennings bestows his corny wit upon Pollyanna Young. Sue Hastings leaves her well-known blush to R. T. Mangrum. Glynn Holt leaves his neatness and good looks to William Miller. Evelyn Mitchell wills her 'come hither' look to Jackie Bramley. Betty Taylor and Billy Gardner will their athletic ability to Ruby Schoonover and Steve Stephens. ' Jums Moore bestows upon the entire Junior Class her ability to copy without getting caught Molly Jones and Nancy Burns leave Moore's Chapel social affairs to Beth Coleman. Arley Clenney leaves his blank expression to Melvin Bruce. Billy Sledge Robertson and Sidney McLemore just wish to leave. - Melba Sue Oliver wills all her firecrackers to Katie Sue Qllen. To Mrs. Bell, Ailene Pugh leaves her managership of the cafeteria. Mai Sisk wills all her beautiful clothes to Maxine Kernoodle. Glynn Holt and will Jerry Pillow bequeath their fast friendship to Robert Holt and Robert Appleton. Colleen Lay bestows upon Bobbie Frazier her meekness. Billy Beasley wills his way with women to Billy James Smith. Evelyn Stratton bestows upon Dorothy Sue Woods her shorthand talents. Margaret Pounds and Betty Meadows leave their jobs to practically anybody who will take them To Miss Johnnie, Billy Joyner leaves all his many books for her to sit on in her high Chair. Howard Mitchell leaves his southe n accent to Frank McKs1vy--who needs it. Sioux Rita Bridges leaves her love for good books to Anita Jackson. Bobbie Joe Shepherd wills her love for blackheaded men to Jane Cantrell. Betty Lisenby leaves he speed on the Basketball court to Joyce Ann Cantrell. To Mrs. Haun, Mathilde Jackson wills her illustrated travel-talks. And last, but not least, To Mrs. Davidson, we leave peace in her sixth-period typing class. THE SENIOR CLASS mxmcuroa.