Shallowater High School - Corral Yearbook (Shallowater, TX)

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We, the members of the eighth grade of 1950, being of sound mind and health do hereby will to the seventh grade the following: john Alonzo wills his courtesy to joe Mickey Evans. Yvonne McKay wills her teaching ability to Mr. Dee Hancock. Tommy joe Stanton wills his height to Dewayne Wages. Marie Lusk wills her sports abilities to judy Bell. Dale Westbrook wills his flirty ways to Gordon Wright. Douglas Boone wills his jimmy Stewart person- ality to Bill Kelley. joe Frank Clark wills his ability to cheat in spelling class to Donald Leggitt. jimmy johnson wills his fancy dance steps to Charles Lemons. Mary Ann Holley wills her pugnose to Burnis Penny. Carolyn Powell wills her movie aspirations to Agnes Bush. Rae Westbrook wills his quietness to Kenneth Thompson. Barbara Ann Stegall wills her loud mouth to Betty Wright. Gay Payne wills her ability to roll her eyes at the boys to Cleta Sue Clark. Glenn Blackmon wills his black hair to Charles Luck. Tommy Gale Ballard wills his ability to tell jokes to Olan Elliott. jo Anne johnson wills her chewing gum to Nancy Coats with the wish that Nancy Coats will use it only for useful purposes. David Barrett wills his love for comic books 7066! to Aubury Hood. i Betty Sue Caraway wills her studious habits to Ross Kennedy. G. H. Moss wills his sassy ways to Kenneth Hill. Betty Pace wills her Ipana smile to -Wilma Wilkerson. And, last, but not least, we will our reputation to the Seventh Grade students with the sincere hope that they improve their form of conduct so that they will have as good a reputation as we have had. We cannot pass up the chance of leaving some of our treasures to the members of the faculty who have enjoyed the association with us. Remembering the fact that we helped them ease us out of the eighth grade into the magic influence of high school, we feel that we should go on to the finish and show our appreciation. To Superintendent Hancock, we leave all the bubble gum that we enjoyed so much during the past. We will provide a map showing where most of it can be found. To Mr. james we leave our waste paper, and he knows that most of it can be found hanging half- way out of the lockers and scattered about on the floor. To Mr. Booz we leave our wise-cracks QWe think we're comedians, but he thinks we're Smart Alecksj and noise makers. To Mr. Houchin we leave the privilege of saying Shut upl'. So that he can practice on the next year's eighth graders. To Mrs. Putman we leave all our English, read- ing and spelling papers Wilborn'-the-proper-heading and with grades below 80-She Loves Them!! They will stimulate her and usher her into old age. To the rest of the faculty members we leave the joy and anticipation that they will naturally receive anyway when they learn that they will have the plea- sure of teaching us later on.

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