Stanford High School - Memo Yearbook (Stanford, KY)

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i'tit itiiXi iV. r.i .-vav'. ,,.,,.... .v.......7i iHlW CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of ’48, being of sound minds and failing memories for history dates, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament in the manner following: To Mrs. Cash we leave our appreciation for her guidance and her interest in us. Evelyn Bailey wills her tiny waist line to Vera Morgan. Mary Fred Leedy wills her ability to make good grades to Melvin Thompson. Helen Morris wills her shy and retiring manner to Doris Jean W eaver Margaret Ellen leaves her ability to giggle to Martha Jane Montgomery. Lloyd Chadwell leaves his flirting ways to Greg Anderson. Clarence Rankin wills his ability to get along with women to Sonny Hocker. Annabelle Blackaby wills her ability to sew to Robert Langford. Nick Blackerby wills his ability as baby-sitter to Jane Ann Dozier. Harold Kelley leaves his height to Dick Dunn. Harry Pence leaves his ability to get along with Miss Grimes to Johnny Baughman. Peggy Adams wills her charm to catch a man to Julia Anne Carter. Joan VonGruenigen wills her brains to work geometry to Charlie Fields. Amy VonLinger leaves her “Little Homer” to the Douglas Girls. Helen Davis leaves her five feet eight inches to Pauline Watts. Doris Long wills her talkative ability to Billy Beck. Julia Ann Bradshaw' couldn’t decide what to do with Coleman, but she finally decided that he w'ould be in safe hands if she left him in care of Tippy Noe- Mildred Rambo wills her ability to catch a surveyor to Mayme Hooker. Betty Turpin wills her long, pretty hair to Eetty Lou Davis. Bernice French wills her skating ability to Myrtle Gooch. Peggy Foster wills her tight skirts to Patsy Spoonamore. Jo Leta West leaves her little shoes to Juel Stears. Dallas Roberts wills his toothpaste smile to Bobby Hatfield. Billy Hansford wills his ability to play basketball to Sammy Rochester. Zack Saufley leaves his ability to tear up a car to Anita Thompson Billy Timberlake wills his expert brains to Billy Turpin. Barbara Farmer leaves her beautician ability to Bay Leedy. Mary Ann Clark wills her wandering mind to Peggy Northcutt. Thelma Lasure wills her red hair to Mr. Embry. Jimmy Carson leaves his ability to be dumb in Latin to Ann Abel. Also, we the Seniors of ’48 leave our deepest sympathy to S.H.S. who we are sure will need it with the Seniors of ’49.