Russellville High School - Panther Yearbook (Russellville, KY)

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F' 9' We, the class of nineteen hundred fifty-four, do hereby make and declare this to be our last will and testament to be read on the Zlst day of May and was hereby witnessed by the following officers of the Junior Class C :144,44'l4'-f cg v.1fLK'vv-JJ 'MSLY1 -'LW '53 Afmffu-4612 g7'f.7X0f2- I, Reid Adkins, leave my position at the soda fountain to Bobby Milam. I, Robert Ballance, leave my long, curly hair to Winston Dillihay. I, Shirley Barge, leave my love for all out-of-town boys to Little Dog . I, Barbara Bass, leave my ability to get along with Miss Ruth to Billy Nelson, with the hope that he can use it as I have. I, Patricia Boren, as much as I hate to, leave Charles. I, Fay Call, leave, going with Huey. I, Bettye DeShazer, leave my blush to the first poor soul who has to make a speech in English classc I, Leon Douglas, leave my ability to play the field to Cutie Williams. I, Beverly Elftmann, leave my seat in study hall to next year's unlucky senior. I, John England, leave my good looks to Gary Jenkins. I, David Hancock, leave my ability to get along with the teachers to Lewis Boyles. I, George Hancock, being of unsound mind, leave because of the effects of English. I, Wally Harton, just leave. I, Fanny Herndon, leave my love for no one in particular to anyone. I, Mary Jolly, leave my ability to find the right guy and stick with him to all fickle girls. I, Pat Kirkpatrick, leave my devotion to all sports to Cookie Monroe. I, Butch Klein, leave my love for Western to anyone who has a better car than I have. I, Piper Mason, leave my ability to make champion airplanes to Pittman Spears, I, Norma Merriman, leave my quiet ways to Jere Hopson. I, Evelyn O'Dell, leave, wishing that Buster were leaving too. I, Joyce Purvis, leave my love for the Navy to Ann McEndree. Keep those letters flying, I, Bobby Sawyer, leave my love for cars to Billy Nelson. I, Lelia Shaw, leave my boisterous ways to sweet, little, in- nocent Sally McCormick. I, Patricia Tynes, leave nothing because I need all I have. I, Mildred Vai-ble, leave, and I am glad of it. X m m xi:- Am V is 2. S Q 3 3 Q 5 - 3 FN uh ffl l TL'-

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