Southwest Baptist University - Mozarkian Yearbook (Bolivar, MO)

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We, the 1944 Sophomore Class of Southwest Bap- tist College of the City of Bolivar, Missouri, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and de- clare thisour last will and testament. First: We wish to leave ourselves as bright and shining examples of perfection to the Freshmen with the hope that they can fill the position one-half so efficiently as we have in the past. Second: We wish to leave to our posterity our mark carved deep in the heart of Southwest. Third: We Sophomores wish to bequeath the following: i Marguerite Muncy wills her hearty laugh, which some people so indiscriminately call a giggle, to Aud- rey Tohtz. Earl French leaves his athletic pep and ability to Stew to use as he sees fit. R. B. Viles leaves his ability to speak Spanish flu- ently to Peggy Osborne. Katie Brame leaves Chester-Sob! Sob! Hope Esry leaves her bottle Golden Glinr to any- one daring enough to use it. Bill Pfau leaves 3515 fborrowedj to bail any fresh- man out of jail. V Wanda Hudson leaves her place in Harvey's closet to Lila Thomas just in case of emergency. lack Hacker wills his reserved seat in Mrs. Car- michael's office to Newton Iones. Martha Eaton leaves her ability to gain weight to Norma Ruth Simmons. i Vivian Lee Fisher leaves her melodic voice to jean Farmer. Ruth Rose bequeaths her love for spinach and nce to anyone who is that hungry. Don Kennedy leaves his love for zoo lab. and his ability to draw frogs and worms to Gaylord Stark. Eldon johnson leaves his dramatic ability and good memory to.Vesta Hibler. Raymond Lindholm leaves his position as Sergeant- at-arms to anyone who is man enough for the job. Twila Erikson bequeaths her red slacks to Myrtle Conyers. i Bernita Parke leaves her reserve and dignity to Bubbles. 70. Dewey Graves leaves his talent for entertaining students to any freshman who wants to take the risk. Elsie Moore wills her fiddling to Betty lean Phil- lips. Lois Church leaves the Marines to Verelle Wick- izer. - Betty Miller wills her knack to remain true to her one and only to Faye Wampler. Basil Bunch leaves his seat in the library to Claude Ammerman. Edgar Burks leaves his persuasive way with the teachers to Bill Propp. Mary Lee Barrett bequeaths her expertness at quick and witty answers to Hal Eaton. Mrs. Burks leaves her adroitness to work any kind of math problem to Norma Jean Brown. Charles Tucker wills his wavy hair to Paul Powell. Dorothy Blankenship and Esther Tappmeyer leave their appendix period. Marjorie Bean and Lillian Garrison leave their beautiful friendship to Paul Clark and Gene Phillips. Tommy Churchman leaves his courtesy to the Freshmen boys. -Engleman leaves his ingenious knack in chem- istry to Mary Gibler. l Orval Woolery wills his cheerful disposition to Elizabeth Williams. Glen Sherrod leaves his way with Miss Owens to Luther Butler. Nellie Ruth Harmon and Esther Dennis bequeath their capacity for getting along as roommates to Helen Atterberry and Ruby Davis. jerry Wilson: I, jerry Wilson, leave-Oh, I don't want to leave anything! I'm Scotch. Mildred Brown bequeaths her studious manner to Wanda jane Willcoxon. Virginia Palmer leaves the Mozarkian, the Bear- cat Banner, Claude Ammerman, the English Club, and other things too numerous to mention. ln witness whereof: We have hereby subscribed our name this tenth day of May, in the year of 1944, A. D. soPHoMoR13 CLASS, 1944.

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Each must hegin in a hit partg Ana' if he works with all his heart Though many things his goal may har He will through effort hecome a star.