Taylor County High School - Sampler Yearbook (Perry, FL)

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1945 FRANK POLHILL DAISY RUTH SAPP JANIE LOU SLAUGHTER MERVINE SHEFFIELD MAZELLE STEPHENS TOBIE WALKER AURMER MAE WARD IRIS DEE WILSON

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KATHIYN McHARGUE Clyde McIntyre WILLIE MAE MILLS IDA MAE MIXON 1945

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SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1945, leave to dear old Alma Mater our hearty best wishes and also our names engraved on wall and desk. We leave to the Faculty the hope that they will be able to get along without our valuable help. To our successors, the Juniors of today, we leave our privileges and qll the fun we had while being Seniors. I, Virginia Albritton, hereby bequeath to Lydia Hendry my blonde hair. I, Janie Austin, bequeath my ability to get along with teachers to Billy Lilliot. I, Melba Brannen, will my study-hall manners to Joe Maharrey. I, W. H. Bennett, bequeath my conceited nature to an oncoming Senior, Jimmy McCall. I, Jean Benson, will my salesmanship to Tommy Swanson. I, Everett Blair, ain't got nothin' to will to nobody. I, Frances Blue, bequeath all my Biology notes to Joe Ann Blue. I, Edna Merle Carlton, bequeath to Ann Moody- my ability to miss a basket in basketball. I, Bishop Clark, being of unsound mind and body, bequeath my stratospheric view to Connie Fowler. I, Ella Mae Courtney, bequeath my graceful walk to Harriet Lockhart. I, Earline Davis, beaueath my basketball uniform to Prissy McCaskill, hoping that she will bring more fame to number 8 than I have. I, A. C. Ellison, will my knowledge of Chemistry to Rufus Walker. I, Louise Ellison, hereby will my ability to work bookkeeping to Willard Ellison, my long forgotten cousin. I, Perry Sue Fowler, being of sound mind and reason, do beaueath my knowledge of and ability to learn Commercial Law to Jce Griner in the hope that it will prove useful to him in the future as it has in the past. I, Doris Flowers, will my pleasant memories of Chemistry to Therion Tedder. I, Lorene Greene, ain't got nothin' to will to nobody neither. I, Idana Griffith, leave my bicycle to a walker. I, Charles Guy, bequeath my ability to play football to Hal Thompson. I, Tommie Hand, will my ability to ,work Algebra to Betty Jean Gainey. I, Ima Lee Hendry, leave my second year Latin book to anyone who has the nerve to take it. I, Jewell Hendrv, hereby bequeath my most comfortable seat in the back of the bus to Joyce Worley. I, Nelda Hendry, do beaueath to Martha Rae Albritton my never failing ability to get out of class to answer telephone calls. I, Nell Holden, will to Oween Knowles my regular attendance at school. I, Ima Jean Holt, leave my knowledae of Latin and the ability to sew on the new machine in Home Economics to Ruby Lee. I, Alice Howard, bequeath my ability to work bookkeeping to Walter Burford. I, Fannie B. Hunter, leave my seat in Shorthand class to Loree Williams. (Continued on page 48)