Russell High School - Revilonian Yearbook (Russell, KY)

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one XVit Hunter Barnett wills his way of making people laugh to Lawrence Lester. Gwendolyn Gilley bequeaths her seriousness of mind to Fdith Howell. Jack Chattin wills his way of blushing to Charles Chattin. lmogene Trent leaves her musical talent to Kate McKnight. Mabel vVlIHI11Cl' wills her love of chewing gum to Mabel Lunsford. lVilliam Milligan bequeaths his love of a quarrel to John -loe XVillis. Katherine Hurt leaves her love for dancing to Stuart Roby. Bill Stringer leaves his executive ability to Flwood Stringer. Eloise Osborne leaves her place as wittiest girl in the Senior Class to Francis blohnson. Marvin Young bequeaths his love for Marguerite Hanshaw to Faul Holbrook, jerry Mitchell wills his mustache to Clarence Lunsford. Kate Reed wills her popularity with the boys to lletty Carman. Evelyn Lewis wills her natural curly hair to Delcie XYard, Fred Delahunt wills his dimples to Elmo Mitchell. Marian Dean Ferril bequeaths her place as a poetry writer to ,lack Siple. Kathleen Riley wills her sweet Disposition to l'auline Carter. Helen Trumbo bequeaths her managing ability to Minnie Mae Melvin. Julian XVebb wills his expressive brown eyes to Robert VVheeler. F. XYcbb wills his love for loud shirts to Atlee Conn. Clarence Berkley leaves his love for reading good magazines to Guy Trent. Doris Blanton wills his love for farming to Ossie Yates. Francis Douglas wills her love to talk to Dorothy Chisolm. Marjorie Hundley bequeaths her out-of-town correspondence to Sallie Gearheart. Dewey Hylton wills his love for playing hooky to Bill Melvin. Lorraine XYilson leave her love for XYurtlund boys to Iona Sargent. Talton Xlfebb leaves his love for speeding to Charles Burton. Mary Stephens bequeaths her most conspicious characteristic. silence. to Norma Lee Riggs. Signed and Sealed this twentyfeighth of March, in the year of our Lord thousand nine hundred and thirty eight. Signed: Clara Rose Riggs. nesses: Grumpy Micky Mouse Donald the Duck. Page fifteen

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SENIOR CLASS WILL The following is the last will and testament of we, the graduating seniors of 1938. ,-Xs a whole we wish to will to the juniors our dignified positions, our home rooms, our privileges, and our front seats in Chapel. The will fol- lows : Dot .lacobs leaves her place as Senior Cheer Leader to Harold Rice. Herbert Johnson wills his ability for getting good grades to Creth Snedegar. Stanley Anderson bequeaths his shy disposition to YValter Callihan. Dorothy Rainey wills her promptness to Bill Franz, lirnest Armes wills his business ability to Bill Duke. Lawrence NValker leaves his place as a tackle on the football team to Thomas Lewis. lfelonise Leak wills her giggles to llilda Garnett. llelen Akers wills her smallness in height to Una Lee Vanderhoof. Lois Hurt wills her dark complexion to Bernice NVilson. Ransford Potter wills his oratorical power to john Hogg. . Noe lirnestine Marrs leaves her studious inclinations to lithel Dowdy. XVihna jean Alexander wills her red hair to Anna Marie jones. XVinifred XVimmer leaves his many years of school experience to Bill Steele. lfmma Kate Renfroe wills her height to Irene Cox. lXlarguerite Hanshaw wills her sweet disposition to John llogg. -Xnn lilsie Riggs wills her soprano voice to Ceorgeann Lehlaster. Dick Dawson wills his power for using jawbreakers to Harry Artis. Iilizabeth flundley bequeaths her quiet manners to Jeanette Harris. Kittie ,Xnn llelahunt leaves her giddiness to Mollie Cyrus. Frank Chattin wills his athletic ability to Bob llilton. .lackie Bratton wills her slenderness to Yivian Carniiehael. lloward Nelienzie wills his acting ability to Earl Lyean. limma ,lean XValker beqneaths her way with out-of-town boys to Ade- laide 'Wlilliains Francis Lambert wills his wit to lfernian XX'illis. lidward Mefleese wills his love of arguing to james Hamer. Osie Meade wills her love of red to Beryl Atkins. ,luanita Filbin wills her desire for a Toni Cat sweater to Dora Ritter. Charles Milligan wills his drawing art to 'llierbert Arthur. Iisther Lee Butler wills her neatness to .Xnn Rice. Page fourteen

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Upon entering Russell leligh School in l934 we resumed our duties as Freshmen. After try-outs Dot Iacobs was elected Cheer Leader. The next year we were more progressive. Bill Franz was the only Sophomore to receive a letter in football that year. For the first time in History, Russell won the District Tournament and played in the State Tournament. As second classmen we were rated high with Mr. P. A. Wlilliams, jr., as our sponsor. Wie proceeded toward higher standards. Our victory over Ashland in the Regional Tournament at Raceland was a red letter day in our History. ln spite of our singing Old Man River Stay Away From My Doorw, the Ohio River came up to see us and saturated the city. Wle were dismissed from school for four weeks which we had to make up. .Ns the Annual junior l'roduction, we presented the play, XYhat Happened to Judyu. The most important social event ol the year was the Coronation Party, given by the juniors in honor of the graduating class of l937. Max- cine 'Uavis was crowned Queen. Alas! We are first classmen. XVe entered our last year in high school with the hope of completing our last year in a big way. The big stadium at Sportsman Field has added to the enjoyment of the football games. They all laughed even the teachers, when the Seniors imitated the faculty in the Senior Chapel Vlw1'Ug'1'Z1111. Although our basket- ball team was just I'll11l161'-Llp in the District Tournament played in our gym- nasium we won the Regional Tournament played at Morehead, and played in the State Tournament at Lexington for the second time. The two pro- ductions L.-XDY SPITFIRE AND SPRING FEVER are representative of the dramatic ability oi the Seniors. Baccalaureate. Class Night, and Com- mencement follow in rapid succession. The time comes too soon when We must say goodbye and thanks to those who have helped us. The Strains of HOME ON THR RANGE will always bring back please ant memories of the Seniors of ,SS Page sixteen