Montgomery Bell Academy - Bell Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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SENIOR EUSS Earl Norwood Odom ' Stinky Born Novcinhci 23. 1925— F.nlcrctl 1911 Ckiotic Football. 1941-42; Varsity Football. 1943. r.F.OROK OOWAN I’AYNE. jR. ••Pootie. (i. r;. Born November 27. 192 — F.nteretl 1910 CaMHic F K)tball. 1940; Varsity Football. 1941-43; Vice-President of C:iass of 1940-41. 1943-44; .Secretary and Treasurer of Cl.iss of 1942; School Ckimmittee. 1943-44; Ccxitie Basketball. 1943-44. Benjamin Robin.son “ f. ?. B »rn . n(;nst 3, 1927— Enteretl 19.38 Micmbc Football. 1939-40; Microbe Basketball. 1939; Oiotic Foot- ball, 1941. 1943; Catotic Basketball. 1940 41; Varsity Basketball. 1943 44.

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SENIIIIt mu |ac;k Kfnnktii I.arabf.f Jackel Born Deceml er, 1926— Kiuerwl 19 IS Treasurer of Ihe Senior Honor SrM ' icty, 1943-44; Transfer from Cenlral High S hooI lo Senior Class. l.i.ovD Cox Millfr. Jr. •‘Itoobr The IT Born ScpUMnlK?! 28. 192( — Knicicd 1912 Transfer from Clayton IliRh School, Clayton, Mo.; Senior Honor Society, 1943-44. John Davf.nport Mosby, Jr. Dirty, Dav, Sofa Born .April 1.5. 1926-Entcre l 1940 .Nficrobe Football. 1940; Microbe Basketball. 1940; C mlie Football. 1941-42; C mtic Basketball, 1941-42: Varsity Football. 1943.

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Cast Will and Zestament This, the last will and testament of the graduating class of 1944 of Mont- gomery Bell Academy, was drawn up in order to bequeath the following items to the following { ersons: John Butterfield leaves one thousand pounds of butter to the lunchroom for the improvement of meals. Robert Cooney leaves his speed records on the highways to Charles Nagy. Corky Corbitt leaves his teeth to next year’s football squad. Billy Dillon leaves his wild and wooly week ends to Bobby Zanone. Billy Fields leaves his attendance records to Travis Smith. Greer Frierson leaves his night life to Mr. Hackman. George Gage leaves his literary genius to Boots Lewis. Hooper Huggins leaves his hairless legs to Morris Brown. Clarence Hunt leaves his carrots to “Honey Bunny” Currey. Joe Hutton leaves his “love” for the teachers to Sonny Baker. Jack Larabee leaves his infernal questions to Tom Proctor. Lloyd Miller leaves his beer belly to A1 Whitson. Davenport Mosby leaves Emmie Osment. Earl Odom leaves his bubbling energy to H. E. Cantrell. George Payne leaves his “Red” face to the teetotalers of the junior class. Bland Houston leaves his scientific genius to Alf Adams. Ben Robinson leaves his witty remarks and exaggerated statements to Pete Robinson. Bobby Stone leaves the Amanda Country Club to the junior Romans. Barron Seiferd— LEAVESI