S and S High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Sadler, TX)

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THE SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the members of the Senlor Class of 1947 and 1948 do hereby clalm to be of dlstlngulshed character, nob1l1t and dlgnlty, at the drawlng up of thls, our last wlll and testament We shall leave our most loved and cherlshed pos sesslons to those that must remaln to try and meet the hlgh standards that our class has set up We bequeath to the dear faculty, who have been our ln structors ln all the wlsdom of the ages, the balance ln our class treasury, to be used ln buylng a palr of rubber shoes for detectlve work We feel they wlll be sure to need these in deallng wlth the classes that are to be our successors To these successors, the Junlor Class, we leave our Senlor dlgnlty May they uphold lt forever, w1th all serlousness and gravlty, endeavorlng to reallze lts vast lmportance, ln spite To the remalnlng students of our falr school who w1ll e ventually take our places, we bequeath our personal pos sesslons Luclan Davls leaves hls long curls to Jack Thomas, who started a collectlon of them hunself Betty Sue Wllson wllls her secret of how to get red halr ln 15 mlnutes to VlV1aH Cook Maurene Rogers leaves her secret of how not to wln boy frlends to Veda Mae Harshbarger Catherlne Hood sadly wllls her basketball Sult to whoever wants lt next year Betty Sue Russell leaves her freckles and pug nose to Mary Frances Perry who has a freckle or two and not Such a sharp nose Glenn Hendrlcks leaves hls bookkeeplng workbooks for copylng purposes year after next to Reuben Brooks Jr Claude Payne Jun1OF leaves hlS Pepsodent mlle fllke that of Bob Hope'sD to G W Larkln Doyle Harrls leaves h1s most cherlshed g1r1 frlend to James Hlghtower who lS sorta shy ' . 2 . . . . . u I Y, of their natural light-mindedness and irrespousibility. . . . has

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Wanda Holley leaves her ability to catch men to Tommie Sue Spalding who has been rather slow in the past Ola Faye Smith wills her technique to speak correctly to anyone who needs it as badly as she first did Lois Ann Sellers leaves any over looked cuds of gum that she mivht have left adhering to the underside of the taoles in Mrs Andrews to Margie Hood, as she had to dis pose of her gum quickly at times Eula Mae McClendon leaves her ability of how to get Eng lish to Herman Murrell who has a way with the teachers also Dorothy Cantrell leaves her pleasing personality to Bobby Dobbs, who has a pretty good one himself Doris Barnes leaves her skating technioue and results oh, oh, oh,J to Dennis Jones, who has already had some of that kind of experience shoes to Ann Catherine Hendricks and Freddie Lee Gray Again we wish to bequeath to our dear faculty, who have been our instructors in all the wisdom of the ages, a sweet and unbroken succession of restful nights and peaceful dreams No longer need they l1e awake through the long watches of the night to worry over the uncertainty of whether this one is doing her night work, or that one will have her mathematics in morning class, ot the other one will remember every iron clad rule of compositional technique in the preparation of her essay It has been a hard strain on them, for Seniors are said to be at all times and under all conditions difficult to mana ge But they have all done their duty, and verily, now hall they have their well earned reward ffl K g ' A Mae and Sue Smith leave their blonde hair and dancing