Sanger High School - Golden Warrior Yearbook (Sanger, TX)

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SENIGR WILL We, the Seniors of Sanger High School, class of nineteen hundred and forty-seven, being of weak mind and failing health, and considering this short and uncertain life, do hereby state and declare this to be our'last will and testament. CWe hope all our bills and burial expenses are paidll To the teachers of the 'Sanger High Institution for the Weak-Minded', we leave our'hopes of an everlasting career during our four years of High School. We also congratulate them on their patience and their deeds for the youth of Sanger for the past years. We wish them many more years of continued happiness and good luck. To the school board we will our thanks.and appreciation for their cooperation and help during the past years. Yvonne Harris, the pianist of our class, bestows her ability to 'swing out on anything' to Judith Ramsey. To Jack Hollingsworth, Weldon Fellers leaves his book, 'The Fine Art of Jitterbugging' He hopes that he will soon develop the talent. Betty Ann Marshall leaves her sweater girl figure to Mary Katherine Stinson, hoping she too, may capture a dream boy's heart some day. Jeannie Wylie wills her ability to drive a tractor and love of playing volleyball to Billie Jean Sebastian. Since every Senior class needs a great orator, Merle Ary has finally consented to step down and give her place to Broohsie lindle. Junior Davis, to you, layman Jr. leaves his patriotic boots and his ability to spell. Because of Nick Cherry's desire for popularity with the girls, Benny Belz graciously consents to leave his title as Dream Boy of S.H.S.' to him. Everyone knows that one of the most dignified Seniors is Juanita Haasons, so that in order that there may be at least one dignified person in the Senior class of '48, she has agreed to leave her dignified manner to LaVerne Masten.