Tennessee Wesleyan College - Nocatula Yearbook (Athens, TN)

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21094 « i-« f v ■«• FOOTBALL SQUAD CLASS WILL I, Hilda Peterr, will my quiet and dignified ways to Evelyn Edwards. I, Abie Hoback, do will and bequeath to Leroy Groover my talent for playing anything with strings on it. I, Gene Roberts, do right cheerfully pass on to Roy Lynch my collection of bell-clappers. We, Carrie Lou Foster and Irene Jackson, will our ability to stick together to Jewell Smith and Edna Mae Scarbrough. I, Ruth Crocker, will my place as chaperon at Rltter to Ruby Davis. I, Catherine Thompson, bequeath my friendless- ness to Elizabeth Moses. I, Lucille Wright, bequeath the rieht of making little friendly visit- to the one who may be on good terms with Mr- Currier. I, Worm Warren, herewith give up to Lawrence Donaldson all rights to my girl and my seat at the Upper-Arch I, Edza McBrayer, bequeath my •■petiteness to Dorothy Steflen. I. Emm a Clark, will my place in the library to Voncille Jackson. May her knowledge never be- come booked. I, Sam Adkins, freely pass on to Albert Adkins my ability to grin and bear it in Chapel. He ' ll need luck. I, Clyde Bearden, hereby leave to Liston Mal- pass my position on the Wesleyan All-Prettiful Team. I, Grace Bird, will my sarcastic ways and violin, but not my bow, to Edith Lamons. I, Grace Taylor, bequeath my popularity with the opposite sex to Grace Whittaker. We, Johnnie Dodson, Madge McKay, Hannah Scott, Vesta Walker, and J. C. Duckworth, be- queath our ability to increase knowledge and to enlighten students to all the teachers who may enter T. W. C. We, Edna and Ray Mauney, leave our studious character to whom it may concern- I, Elizabeth Millard, bequeath all my legal pa- pers and other phases of oratorical fame to Lillian Cagle. I, Reuben Godsey, bestow upon Fred Mitchell my art of studying at Robeson. I wish him luck. We, Walter Franklin and Tommy Powell, the Siamese Twins of Cleveland, bequeath our ole stand bys to Bruce Ingram and Robert Thomas. Unto Elizabeth Cooper, I, Mildred Holbrook do will my sparkling blue eyes and captivating pow- er in the hopes that there may be a Banjo Eyes on the campus next year. I, Windy Stivers, will to He Walker my ability to do all the right things at the wrong times. I, Mildred Armstrong, leave my ability to be nonchalant under all circumstances to Edith Shields. I, James B. Willson, leave my ministerial train- ing and ability to Edsell Clark. We, the Senior Class of Tennessee Wesleyan College, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. Signed: Mildred Armstrong Jessie Lee Thelma Johnson Mildred Holbrook X Winthrop Stivers (his mark)