Radcliff High School - Torch Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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ARTICLE CLASS WILL 1 Continued D XVIII-Ethel Covington and Myrtise Simmons leave their best wishes and the p seats they occupy in the senior class to Margaret King and Verdell Spencer. XIX-Dczier Williams leaves the Leonard boys his paperlroute. Q . XX-To Dorothy Bames Juanita Nunnally's courtship. XXI-To Cora Lee King goes Jessie Wardlaw's sedateness. XXII-To Homer Ages and Grady Whittaker goes William Mathis' well balanced vocabulary. Q XXIII-To Freddie James Thomas goes Richard Moore's sharpness and his athletic ability goes to W'illiam Harrison. XXIV-Felton Thomas' athletic ability goes to James' Thgias and Harry Crimn. XXV-Flossie Joseph leaves her talking ability to Pearline Thompson and Carrie Burston. XXVI-To Charlie Gene W'-illiams and Bobby Pittsg Albert McGnxder leaves his athletic ability. XXVII-To Jam Thomas, Willie Hood leaves his ability to sing old time spirituals. XXVIII-To Emma Lois Hood goes Dorothy Neathen's smiling and calm I ality. XXIX-To Charlie and Fred Alexander, Howard Robinson leaves his athletic ability. XXX-To Mildred Hollis, Sophnnia Byrd leaves her best wishes. XXXI-To Annie Ferrell goes Jessie Brown's social ability. XXXII-Douglas Upshaw leaves the Junior Class his best wishes. XXXIII-To Johnnie Osbome goes Juanita Threatt's smile. XXXIV-Cora Samuels leaves her courtship to Emma Randall. 'XXXV-To Fanny Blanton, VelmaiParker leaves her dignity and pleasing per- sonality. ' 'Tw XXXVI-And to all of the Juniors the Senior Class wills them first place in 'Miss Radcliff Contest, their room, their chairs and even their teacher. --'ef 16 fs- Q J

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sgwi..f1 A CLASS WILL . ' A f We, the members of the Senior Class of 1948, being of sound mind and able bodies, do hereby make our Last Will and Testament. ARTICLE: I- I 4 To William Henry Goes Adolphus Biggers' mascot job and his executive ability goes to james Ingersoll. as ' II--Ann Hawk leaves her best wishes to the junior Class hoping that theyl will have success next term. .ii III--james Faulk leaves his coolness smoothness to Edgar Scales. IV--Eddie Chambers leaveshis frankness to Lenwoocl Cameron and his athletic ability goes to Curtis james. N 0 V-To Johnnie Adams, Robert Allen leaves his loving technique, and to james Ages, Robert leaves his athletic ability. I VI--Bernice Sims leaves her pleasing personality to Annie Brown. VII-To Betty Hunt -goes Ethel Russell's singing ability. VIII--To Fanny Blanton, Elizabeth Carter leaves her likeable ways and her ability to get along with others. IX-Rutha Mond leaves her sedateness to Bertha Harris. X-To Lucille Walker. Veola Ferrell leaves a doll so that she will have some- thing with which to play during her senior-year, and to Margaret King, -1-'Veola Ferrell leaves her a nickle 'to buy a Royal Crovim. 1. XI-To Delphine Cook, Betty Dixon leaves a Coca-Cola isee her for the reaspnl, and to Annie, C. Hall, Betty Dixon leaves her bass voice when she is hoarse. ' XII-Georgia Brown leaves Annie Brown twenty-Eve cents to buy her a survey note book. XIII-Alve Benning leaves her athletic ability,to.,Earmagene Barnes. XIV-Annie Davis leaves her abilityito please to Gertrude Iones. XV-Daisy Harris leaves her place in the senior class to Genovis Mossftr XVI-Nathaniel Hartman leaves his athletic ability to William Henry. XVII-Paul Cook leaves his ambition and his loving technique to Horace Thomp- su V ' s , if Q 4' K '91 tg YY I tit J J-gif' X -r-'Vive eg V W .,,, ,' as do Q-T-e , ffm .awp mi-vm An., . 1 wifi' ' gif .- :','f' '-1 - w. , - 'Q V I 21,2 . 'JIS fag at 4, . , ,173- .rh-5..,, . .Y. Q . ,lyfstk 1 1 fn., .x , .i jmvf y xxxrgiq .,,a,,x-r, ,i X 5' wi , f , r. -s. i ii A f .. . 4? t sg 1' son. V , . '.y . gi . -. if-s'!'EE'511 . V ex' 'fvfii of . . -1. rf.,- .,, 'J..,'f. A. Y ' J , in-41'. .. , . ' f is 1 QQ s A. : -.ig - ' ,Q ' ifgg W .ll-3 0 . . get . 'nf Li' in . ga 1 ' ' 'El H' - s ' 214' 1 'i 9142 '. . ,K . , , ,,.w.,:,',giQF, . -f N , . ' xxx. -.af .5 Q , 5i:, 4 t . ,.: , S?-,ge?l'?l'y' .. ' 1 1.4 ' . g. --Lemme ' ' et., ff, Q f..,i. . 4 V A. F Q K . LW- up :S5,...,,.'.hh142,7 A asf-y. -sw., . 'rs he fe.,z'?7Y1' 'I

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CLASS SONG TUNE: 'Now Is the Hour' I Now is the hour when we must say farewell To dear old Radcliff, though we love you still. While we're away, oh please remember us, We'll still think of you, our dear old Radcliff High. II ' Now is the hour when we must say farewell We truly thank you deep down in our hearts. You tried your best to teach us what was right, To our regret the time is drawing nigh. III Now is the hour when we must say farewell To dear old Radcliff, though we love you still. While we're away. we will remember you, May God still lead you through the coming years. W. Mums AND N. HARTMAN 0 --if 17 ll-