Stanford High School - Memo Yearbook (Stanford, KY)

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sie Francis’s love for Mr. Embry is left for Mary Traylor. Hugh Sam Holtzclaw has nothing at all and he leaves the entire store of it to Blanton Young. Tommy Pettus leaves his unexcelled efficiency in Latin and geometry to no one, but leaves it hanging in the air to be confiscated by whomever most deserves it. James Edwin Metcalf leaves his ability to stay awake under all circumstances to Elmer Clay Anderson. Martha Lee Hiatt’s ambition to be a nurse is left for Bulah Brent. Anna Vanhook’s slim figure is left for Johnetta Gooch. Naunearle Murphy’s struggles with the Girl Reserve minutes are left to Ann Braden. Mary Nettie Peavyhouse’s ability to get by with the teachers is left to Thelma Smith. George Dozier started to leave his love for Nancy Sandidge to Richard Baughman but on the second thought George decided that he would keep it, as he expects to use it next year at college. Bill Mobley’s golden-throated voice is to be inherited by A. V. Noland. Vannie Hampton bequeaths to Martha Brown her talent for acting. John Goggin leaves his desk in the senior room to Nancy Holtzclaw. Alfred Harris Pence wills his basketball scores to Vernon Bussell. To the world as a whole this class leaves the commodity which it has in great abundance, and which the world most sorely needs, its entire store of common sense. The class wills its large castles and estates in the air to anyone who cares to exercise the squatter’s priveleges and take over their possession. Thus is the last will and testament of the Senior Class of Stanford High School signed this 17th day of May, 1938.