Paint Lick High School - Re Echoes Yearbook (Paint Lick, KY)

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vhfofbj ..., The Senior Class of P L H 8 , County of Gerrard, State of Kentucky being of unsound mind after four dreary years, do hereby make, publish and declare this as our last will and testament To the Freshman Class we will our dignified ways to replace their giggling manners To the Sophomore Class we will our ability to whisper in classes without being caught, and to pop chewing gum, which 1sn't allowed to be chewed at P L H S We trust you will carry on this important work at this school during the rest of your miserable stay here To the teachers we will our appreciation for the things they hsven't taught us and for the good deeds which they failed to do The Class have individual bequeaths to make Herbert Barnes wills his pleasant smile to Junior Tussey Burdetta Dollins wishes to will her giggles to Joyce Champ Sammy Collett leaves his acting ability to June Rogers, hoping will be a hit in their Senior Play Mona Dollins leaves her typing ability to Roberta Locker Rella Marshbanks wills to Bobby Jean Adkinscn her personality Homer Jennings wishes to will his set of books, which have never been used to Donnie Calico Ruth Harris leaves her quiet manner to Kitty Wailes Gladys Conn wills her pretty hair to Jeanette lard Kenton Spratt leaves his appetite to John Tom Clark Martha Lou Allen leaves her seat in the senior room, including the wads of chewing gum, to Lois Clark Helen Calico leaves her tiny figure to Margcrie Rose Dollins Geraldine Hall wishes to leave her excess fat to Elizabeth Conn Russell Cole wills to Joe Moore his laugh to replace the one he has Reba Prewltt leaves her English workbook, which is incorrectly filled out, to Shirley Tudor to be correctly checked Joyce Todd wills her beautiful eyes to Mildred Witt To this school, our beloved Alma Mater, in order to show our appreciation of all that it has done for us, I do, in this last will and testament, hereby bequeath the amount of ten thousand memories, with which to erect a bronze tablet, a lasting memorial of this Senior Class of l97-I-S s1gnec1 tnisgggay of May, 195 'it messes ,gn-WJ CTes+atorD gilded f'lfXc 'XNjjl1 . . . . , Doris Xing leaves to Mary B. Parks her ability to cheer-lead. he .