Oxford High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Oxford, AL)

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I, Doris Amerson, do bequeath my place in the senior class as the best all round girl to Ruth Short. I, William Ed. V ilkinson, do bequeath my angel disposition'to Allen Kerr. I, Frank Kartin, leave my ability to make a hit with the girl of my choice to Junior'Coxwell. 'I, Frontis'Evins, will my fruitful nick- name, Pineapple, to Kiron Browning. We direct that the residue of our estate be equally divided among the junior class reserving for ourselves the two items below: 1. Our memories of school days. 2. The high esteem in which we are held by the teachers. (?) Marie Carter SEITIOR CLASS OFFICERS President---------------------Lamar Nolen Vice President----------------Douglas Kirby Secretary Treasurer-----------Lorraine Ilulsey Student Council Member--------Ralph Woodruff SEITIOR PLAY The Senior Class presented the three act comedy, Here Comes Charlie , on May 2, It was directed by Miss Brock. The characters were: Nora Halone--cook— Marie Carter; Officer McGill—Nora’s fellow— Edward McKira; Larry—CharlieTs foster father- jack Garrett; Ted—Larry's college friend— James DeArman; Vivian Smyth Kersey--Larry’s financee--Betty Wilson; Uncle Aleck--01d mountaineer--Douglas Kirby; Charlie--Larry’s ward-Agnes Hastings; Mrs. Fa rnham--Larry ’ s aunt—Betty Nunally; Mrs. Smyth Kersey-- Vivian’s mother—Dot Roberts; Mortimer Smvth Kersey—Vivian's brother--Donald A] Chairman of Ticket Committee------ Chairman of Advertising Committee

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mta r;'y r:TT y -, I, Edward McKira, bequeath my ability to give wrong answers in English and stand by them to Marlowe Johnson. I, Mary Grace Johnson, do bequeath my ability to get along with the male population of this institution to Peggy Stovall. I, Lawrence Irving, leave my periods of siesta to E. C. Wilson. We, Mary-Nell and Ralph Woodruff and Rachel and Joe Adams, do bequeath our Matrimonial successes to any one who can use them. I, James DeArman, do bequeath, my athletic record to Avery Pike; I, Betty Wilson, do bequeath my lipstick to Billie Conolley. I, Frances Mintz, leave my studious ways to Loarene Denson. I, William Dempsey, do bequeath my good looks to Warren Parker.- I, Harry Dickinson, do bequeath my ability as a photographer to Jimmy Jones. I, Betty Nunnelley, do bequeath my popularity to Annie Lou Searcy. I, Agnes Hastings, do bequeath my title Good Citizenship Girl to Mary Hazel Moore. I, Martha Sue Chitwood, do bequeath my blond hair to Catherine Jobson. I, John Third, do bequeath my dark eyes to Lynwood Anderson. I, Donald A1verson, do bequeath my title, Foozy” to Bobby Morgan. I, Alice Wilson, do bequeath my typing ability to Mary Nita Hubbard. I, Jack Garret, do bequeath my sense of humor to Chester Reaves. I, Marie Stewart, do bequeath my unique dancing ability to Elouise Butler. I, Margie Lou Smallwood, do bequeath my ambition to be a second Jane Withers Ellen Wilkinson. I, Johnnie Bell Decker, do beq ability to make friends to Mattie Jj 1 j,i

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CLASS POEM And now may we seniors press onwara zo me highest peak, Never slacking our pace until the end is reached» And stamp our motto upon the hearts of thos who are left, He conquers who conquers himself.