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Christine Sugg wills her ribbons and bows to Barbara Harrison, Jean Jones isn ' t leaving her books to anyone for fear she will need them later. Kathleen Letchworth wills her blond hair to Marie Carraway, Jaxes Preston «Vooten leaves his ability to get his home work in English room tc John L. Taylor, if he can get by Mrs. Hart, Mary Frances Fields leaves her ability to learn Sociology to ..:orris Fields--ile needs it. Blanche Beaman leaves her good looks to Jane Mooring. Selma Hardison wills her aoility to succeed to Billie V.’ells. Carlton Harris leaves his carefree ways to Bob I«Ioye. Leo Harrison leaves her personality to La Rue Stallings. John Caudell leaves his wittiness to Jimmy Taylor, Geneva Hamm wills her likeable ' ways to Josephine Smith. J. C, Heath bequeaths his smallness to Billy McCoy. Edward Shackleford wills his baseball uniform to Harold Clemons Hy interest in law and politics is left to Ancel Mewborn. Madeline Hill wills her matrimonial ability to Seniors. This ends our last will and testament. Respectfully yours, Roy Creech Class Testator
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WILL Friends, this is a solemn occasion. We, the class of 19i .9, having passed on to our rewards, have left behind this last will and testament. I, as legal advisor of the class, drew up this document, and it is cast- iron,. unbreakable and very, very legal. Being collectively of sound mind and having the fear of no human being before our eyes, save that of Mr Boettcher and Superintendent Davis, we are assembled here that this will may be read. Listen attentively and be thankful for what you are about to receive. ARTICLE I. To our teachers we convey our ability to know a good thing when we see it. As this ability has been largely created by their instructions, we are merely returning to them their own invaluable gift; also, a suggestion for making their lives easier, less diffic ult lessons, not so many test, and fewer rules to be obeyed. ARTICLE II. To our school we leave our i ' ame, and hope that they won ' t let it die. We realize that they can ' t live up to our achievements, but we trust they want skid back too far. ARTICLE III. To the Board of Education we bequeath our desire for the betterment of the schools of Greene County in every department. ARTICLE TV. To the members of the Junior Class, our rightful heirs, who will ' so soon take our places, not that they can fill it, we do hereby will our laughs, giggles, unsolved puzzles, tardy and absent marks, all unchewed gum, apple cores, and cold lunches, all the broken Jack-knives and unsharpened pencils, half -filled note books and all other unclaimed properties that have no value whatsoever. ARTICLE V. Personal bequeaths: Jean Cobb wills her leadership, ability and class presidency to Sylvia McCoy. George Beaman leaves his personality to Vernon Oliver. Connie Edwards leaves her one track mind and spontaneous giggles to Betsy Holden. Grace Seymour wills her wittiness to Conrad Kearney. Richard Mewborn leaves his basketball ability to J. M. Mewborn. Nannie L. Mewborn wills her studious ways to Hugh Hardy. Jewel Moore leaves her art talent to Sim Hughes. Lester Herring leaves his bright shoe shines and creases in his pants to Elliotte Sutton. Addle Beaman leaves her athletic ability to a very capable Junior, Kyria Bunn. Margaret Tllghman wishes Ray Speight to become sole owner of her dancing techniques. Dovie Ann Arthur leaves her quietness to James Grant. Mary Rose Aldridge wills her loud voice to Tommy Harper. Marie Newcomb ' s friendliness is left to Velma Kearney. Zulene Browder leaves her ability to flirt to Winfred Siogg. Dorothy Hamm wills her optimistic- features to Wilma Howell. Thenla Peacock wills her bashfulness to Dora Heath. 6dsel Ginn leaves his good looks and curly hair to Winfred Ginn. Agnes Carraway leaves her ability as a class secretary to Kay Sugg. Hilda Wade and Margaree Howell will their singing ability to Melba Stallings and Grace Carraway. Harrietts Reeves leaves hoping never to return. Carlton Harris wills his physique to Prank Warren. Dixie Cunningham leaves her popularity to Berry Ann Creech, Robert McCoy wishes to give five inches of his height to G. P. Graves.
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