Morgan City High School - Tiger Yearbook (Morgan City, LA)

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CLASS WILL ---- ----- ---- - ---- ' Carlson, and Betty Frost will our definite opinions t o all weak souled sophomores. 50. We, Fred Driakill and Leo Frederick leave our dreams of WA- report cards to Curtis Carpenter 51. We, C 1 a y t o n Chnuvln and A r m o n d Boudroaux leave our bridge-walking from Berwick to Julius Bourg and Noise Fangue. Such is the will of the son- ior class of 1942 as issued o'f sound body and mind during this year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty-two. It is the wish of the class that Hr. Holmes, our principal, aided in thought by Elisses Chance and Ste. Marie, should be appoin- ted sole executor of this tests- ment.. me Rachel! C , .JW , L ' f. 1 4 ... 1 ff ' fl, I . 5 ,. if 5 2 ' if Q' COMPLIMENTS fg- .,. :Qi O F I .W MR Q JOE CEFALU Ei .4 P3 5 gf' is , ' 'r .,A g 4 IX f . 1 'S if 5 H: Q 553 is pl' '3 ?gt?Ss13:-1514 f1'v:-:FIPS-,1?iiTiRLE2Elel T? -fssrxg-fe. -. . ,sl-vs-f' ,'.3.fkm f-.r - .-.',.--, . '.-+f'.-f-- .us on 1 IEP' ' is I -1' GIFTS FOR THE GRADUATES Perfumes Wallets 'Z Dusting Powder Razors Coty Sets Cameras Stationery Cigarette Cases EQ- l Evening in Paris Sets Fountain Pens 5:1 1 'ff' cards it Whitmnrws Chocolates 4r l f-f i gi' , s fd 3 - W L5 11?2E13E13:ilE1E 'ffl ll! U G Q U Wx X KU E-i2Qf2Q2713QQff'l! R UR t B s.f:rTifffT5fffriitf n 'erm' P 700 'FPGM St- 'ffi' l'3'.?f3E ' Phone 2154 4 ' n .f ..',.,'. ,I .'-,., ' . . 0 -'--' '.,.-...- .4

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