Stillwater High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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'V We, the graduating class of 1938, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and de- clare the following to be our last will and testament, and in it we make these bequests to our friends, the underclassmen, who appear in the next few pages. Teddy Price leaves her throne to the next band queen, whoever she may be. Orville Palmer bestows his propensity for polysyl- labic conversation upon Lambert Owen. To Lee Pope is left Hays Cross' able piano tech- nique. Ted Baird gives some of his journalistic power to Tommy Ratliffe. Dorothea Arnold divides her height with Dorothy Harper, as a tall girl to a short one. Tom Bennett leaves to Joe Hammond his gab- ability. Keith Covelle confers a radio set and an old key ring on his friend, Henry Windham. Norton Higgins leaves his marvelous manner of saying the wrong thing all the time to Bill Larabee. Bobs Wallace, Whitenton, and Murphy give their first names to a boy named Heath. Angela Cooper leaves her quiet charm to Evelyn Paulding. To Bill Ward is left Marietta Sherman's worry of having her name mispronounced. Betty Joe Kerby wills her typing speed to Ross Floyd. Dudley Duncan leaves his place as concert master of the high school orchestra to Burl Bob Wills Harris. Woodard Lackey gives his great up-in-the-air- ness to Ren G. Saxton, a very small person. nazi ill anh 1 ratamrnt Dorothy Lowman leaves her name as the girl with a good personality to Mable Virginia Hoke. Florence Ellen Conger bequeaths her ability to al- ways have her lessons ready on time to Bill Thomas. Norma Nell and Alma Rose, the Humphrey twins, wish to give their places as flag-bearers of the band to another pair of twinsf ?J. John Thatcher, that all-state football star, wills his position to J. C. Lytton. Mary Bennett presents her purse to the Student Council, but there isn't anything in it. Kathryn Hilderbrand leaves a few of her graham crackers to Nancy Durst, since Nancy has enjoyed them so much this year. Melvin Rogers gives his famous profile to Dick Redington. Donald Poole bequeaths, as a last request, all of his typing paper to Laurence Smith. Wanda Barker leaves her sweet disposition to Sara Jean Frisch. Tom Barkett wills his picture to Miss Allen, for the purpose of keeping the mice away. Rachel Adams gives her ability to write poetry to Hilary Driggs. To Ruth Ann Hoke is left Betty Jean Andrews' way of winning 'em and leaving 'em. Hazel Mitchell leaves her fine leadership to Mary Chaney. Erskine Hill leaves his clarinet playing to Josie Bailey. We do hereby appoint Archie C. Thomas, of the commercial department, to be our sole executor without bond. Signehz Ellie Sveninr Glass nf 1938 Page 20

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