Rossville High School - Roines Yearbook (Rossville, GA)

 - Class of 1949

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1. Just posing. 2. Why, Betty Joyce!!! 3. The Big 29. 4. Rear view. 5. Big bend. 6. Popular man. 7. Pepsodent smile. 8. Studying history? ? ? ? 9. The motherly type. 10. How did it happen, Jeaneine? 11. Going our way? 12. Dignified senior. 1 3. Joy riding. 14. Lost something? 15. Sweater girl. 16. Future R. H. S. star. , 17. Snow queen. 22

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1949, being of sound mind and good heart, do herewith will and bequeath our characteristics and traits as follows: 1. To our Alma Mater we extend our sincerest wishes for a long and successful future. 2. To the Faculty we wish to extend our gratitude for the kindness and consideration which they have shown us in our four years here. 3. To the Underclassmen we leave the use of every study hall. Use them wisely. As individuals we do bequeath the following: I, Alma Ruth Johnston, will my ability to flirt with every boy in the Senior Class to Mary Ruth Anderson. We, Fred Farr and Edward O’Neal, leave our manly physiques to Gwynn Adcock and Ernest Crane. I, Ronald Pierce, will my blonde curls to Gloria Ann Meacham. We, Leon Patrick and Pete Brown, will our ability to play football to Joe Wood and Buddy Denton. We, Barbara Young and Gloria Jean Youngblood, leave our cheerleading jobs to Peggy Bettis and Billie Adair. I, Harold Taylor, will my Spanish vocabulary to Susie Patrick. We, Jacque Tribble and Iwo Sage, will our singing voices to Kathryn Holcomb and Valera Miller. We, Bill Russell and J. C. Hickey, will our ability to sleep through history class to Bill Evatt and Buddy Foster. We, Donald Corbin and Roy Catlett, leave our campus romances to Garnet Malone, Jimmy Johnson and Harley Phillips. We, James Brackett and James Bell, leave our chemistry notebooks to Tommy Morris and Earl Wilson. We, Peggy Hicks and Mary Florence Martin, leave our wardrobes to Wynelle Atkins and Willodeen Lee. We, Catherine Scott and Evelyn Allen, leave our habit of eating peanuts during class to Herman Beagles and Rex Evatt. We, Jo Ann Carter and Helen Elrod, will our ability to cup up and never get caught to Deei Wheeler and Marlene Russell. We, Mary Alice Caldwell and Rosetta Byrd, will our sweet dispositions to Sylvia Ellis and Nancy Schmitt. We, Betty Rush and Betty Tyrrell, will our quietness to Joan Crutchfield and Betty Joy Mattox. I, Imogene Childress, will my “old-maidishness’’ to June Burke. We, Gay Nell Young and Ivalee Cartee, leave our large appetites to Martha Osburn and Dorothy Davis. We, Gene Kelley and Dickie Stanford, leave our dislike for girls to Donald McWhorter. We, Tiny Selvidge, Willene Warren, Jean Carson, Bonnie Bridges and Betty Joyce Fox, will our ability to hook a boy or girlfriend for good to Lucy Green, Barbara Howard and Betty June Kelley. We, W. C. McFarland and Mary Anne Woods, will our playing hookey to Barbara Rush, Doris Skipper and Johnny McDonald. We, Benny Meers and Eddie Kelley, will our ready wit to Harold Ohst and Buddy Griffin. We, Doris Philpot and Juanita Robinson, will our rouge, powder and lipstick to Frances Strickland and Melba Jean Weathers. We, Douglas Reeves and Jimmy Waters, will our love for the opposite sex to Fred Sims and J. C. Pickett. We, Glenda Strickland and Jeaneine Wagner, leave our timidity to Charlene Carr and June Johnson. I, Mary Ellen Baker, leave my dignity to Mildred Arp. We, Delores Burk, Norma Cleveland and Meriam Cornelius, leave our fondness for history to George Martin and Elizabeth Pettitt. We, Lindy Hutson and Charles Edwards, will our gentleman-like manners to Johnny Wooten and J. C. Shipp. We, Charles Cole and Allen Harrison, leave our wide manly shoulders to James Dunlap and Jimmy Johnson. I, Donald Gainer, will my last week’s shoe shine to Rudolph Buol and Jack Burke. We, Melvin Madaris and J. C. Hickey, leave our surplus weight to Leonard Cooperand Bobby Eason. We, Audrey Long and Betty Lynch, will our permanent waves to Margaret Gazaway and Elua Mae McGriff. I, Jackie Morgan, will my feminine charm to Robbie Currie. We, Bill Stafford and Vernon Jenkins, will our laziness to Shirley Catlett and Bobby Lawson. 21



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