Perryton High School - Ranger Yearbook (Perryton, TX)

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35 5 SENIUR CLASS HISTORY On September 1, l933, an extraordinarily green group of students embarked on their high school careers. We were so dumb that we thought we knew it all. Mr. Kelly soon changed our .t-- mind, though, when he introduced algebra to us. graduated from Junior High School that year, a group of brilliant looking prospects. Perhaps the prospects weren't so good as they looked: at any rate, upon entering Senior High School we found that Juniors, and Seniors cared very little about what Sophomores thought. With the sponsorship of Miss Roberta Hutchison we showed the fair upper classmen that these Soph omores amounted to something, even though the - usual run of them d1dn't. Then, when we started to school in 19355 we were what people call Juniors. Seniors recog- nized us then, and we felt almost as dignified then as we do naw. Imogene Howlett, one of our Junior girls, won the Lusher medal, a prize highly coveted.. And now as the closd of this school year is drawing nigh and approximately sixty boys and gir are preparing to leave '0l P.H.S.,'.we realize that it has been through the tireless efforts of our instructors and parents, that we are partly equipped for the sea of life, We, as the Senior class, wish to express our gratitude to all who are helping and have helped to make this graduation possible. .J ' L we X! A :I gi Et fl J -I E! 11 in I H 45 H 'I il Ei ii ly 2: H 5 1 sf fi 4 lk I H . 1 1 l 1 X ! 3 3 e Y i I

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PMwyJfp+ 33 ? ,g We, the Senior class of 1957, being of sound minds, loose tongues and generous hearts, do bequeath, with great forethought and no after- thought the following bequests: Doris Cofer very generously leaves some space on the study hall desks to write their name too. for the Freshies Helen Austin and Bell Marie Wright will their motto, 'You are to be seen and not heard, to Dean Blank and Herve Wilson. Uaneta Bryan leaves her ability to give 0 readings to Blanche Allen. Inez Johnson wills her nickname QShinezl to anyone possessing the same given name. That is mighty generous of you, Inez. Ben Crum wills his ability fertile plains to anyone that to till the sleeps with a window open, or sits in the study hall of cer- tain da s Y - . Henry Davis and Charline Nowlin will their debating ability to anyone who is brave enough to start an argument with them. Mildred Jackson wills her habit of laughing at jokes before they are told graders. CA hint to the wise Mary Lee!! Virginia Correll while her and its full meaning imbedded each Oohiltree County citizen Josephine Turner wills her to the first is sufficient, panel speech in the minds of irresistible, inevitable cake wllk invitations to everyone that is looking for fun. Vivian Rogers wills her countless senior financial records to a dozen expert collectors, a half dozen bookkeepers, three Janitors and 8 f1I6mBn. Ruth Carpenter wills a large absorbing dust rag to the owners of this fine annual, for the purpose of keeping it in its original bright, shining condition. We have no more wills, but if you are inter- ested in wills try 'Will O' the W1sp,' Y'