Red Oak High School - Hawk Yearbook (Red Oak, TX)

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2Z v. vs y 2S v y J. F. BROWN Baseball and Art Editor of Annual WAYNE PHILLIPS JAMES JOHNSON doyle hazard J. D. BENNETT LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT CF GLASS We, the Class of Forty, of Red Oak High School, City of Red Oak, and State of Texas, being sound of mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, ard declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, in manner and form following hereby revoking any will, or wills, heretofore made by us. First! We direct that all our just debts nd pood time expenses be fully paid and satisfied, as soon as conveniently may be, after departure. 'We, the -Senior Class of ‘40 Do Hereby Pcquoth Our Numerous |Po6eesslons Thusly.; I, Cornelia Adams, leave all of my chewing gum wrappers to Mary Helen Cates; they ell will come in handy. I, James Johnson, leave all of my report cards and attendance records at First Monday to J. R. Hamm. I» Clyde Pratt Jr., lorve to P-olan C. Davenport the faculty and all the kids in high school. ' I am sure ynu can make good use of them. I, A. C. Dunn, leave my progress ir. education to Margaret Bond. It will help you over the rough spots. I, Ruby Mae Modiir, .erve my.seat in the office to Mary Ruth Rockett. Maybe you can stay down there more than one period next year. I, Herman Giles, leave a pass to '‘Gone With The Wind to Lotha Nay Curtis. I don't think she has sec this yet. I, Charles Huskins, .leave my boots and a high desk to prop them on co Murrell Goodloe. I recommend that hangers be built around the tables for this purpose as I know they would be more comfortable. I, J. F. Brown, leave my argucing ability to Maurice Oldham; he may need it. i