Tift College - Chiaroscuro Yearbook (Forsyth, GA)

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llllll lASl Wlll State of Innocence, County of Gruesome, City of Despair. Know all men by these presents, that we, the Senior Class of 1945, being of sound mind, do make, publish', and declare this to be our last VVill and Testament, hereby revoking any and all other wills by us at any time heretofore made. I'rl5M I We do declare that all our debts be paid by the pro- ceeds of our Christmas Tree decorations which consist of one box of tinsel, three red balls, and six feet of red rope. ITEM II We nominate and appoint Lee VVillingham executor of this our last will and testament. ITEM III We give, devise, and bequeath to our Ancient Halls of Learning the little rodents who during our four years have become our constant and consistent companions. ITEM IV To the faculty we leave our ability to work together and our oneness in thought. I'reM V To our Sister Class we leave our deepest and sincerest love. I'rt-:M VI Our class generously gives to the Freshman and Junior Classes our share of Lamb and olives so that even in the scarcest times they may End themselves replete. ITEM VII Article 1. In order to keep them in the family, Louise Leverett leaves her little brown moccasins to Mary. Article 2. Lunelle Powell leaves her love for preachers and ministerial students to Grace Eden in hope that she will meet her and Al at the Seminary. Article 3. To Maxie Lightfoot, June Tatum leaves her extra quarter's work hoping that she may find a use for it. Article 4. Jackie Hall leaves to Dolores Turner her soft and melodious laugh. Article 5. Beverly Johnston leaves her vim, vigor, and vitality to Clarice Stewart. Article 6. ,Ann Ayers leaves her position as president of Theta Chi to Jane Ivey. llSlAMl Article 7. Lindler Drew leaves her soft curls to Gene Plumb with the advice that it helps to roll them once a week. ,Article 8. Betty Benson leaves her suite with Miss VValraven to Jackie Hudson hoping that they will develop a long and lasting friendship. Article 9. To B. A. Sailers, Angeline Ashe leaves her place in the trio. Article ro. VVillene Evans and Margaret Frances Jackson leave their knowledge on how to love just one man to VVeslie Ann Phillips. Article II. Sara Stone and Mary Possie Danner leave their ability to remain friends even where there is one man involved to Betty Jackson and Frances Smith, Article 12. Slats Davis leaves her volumes on how to grow tall and slender to Othello Smith. Article 13. Iris Hill leaves-she hopes. Article 14. Bonell Smith' leaves her ability to handle delicate situations to anyone finding herself in an em- barrassing position. Article 15. The Nutcracker suite-Sappy, Evie, Jane, and Gerry-leaves its priority of the infirmary kitchen to Miss XNarnock, Miss Bailey, Miss Hagood, and Miss McGahee. Article 16. To anyone who is able to get up for Sunday morning breakfast, Agnes McAbee leaves the honored position of playing the doxology. Article 17. Dorcas Shearer leaves her love for Navy blues to Audrey Williams. Article 18. Jerry Baker leaves her love for the Air Corps to anyone keeping her head in the clouds. Article 19. The love for young Dr. John is left to Jean McHugh by Ruby Ellen VVallace. Article zo. Rachel Dozier leaves her typewriter to Joyce Byrd because she keeps it all the time anyhow. Article 21. Jeanie Sloan leaves her job as mailman to anyone who has the patience and time to bother with it. Article 22. Myrtice Alford leaves her chatter about Brewton Parker to LaRue Bagley and Margaret Gilder. Article 23. Libby Bullard leaves her love of Dr. Stabler to Marguerite Russell. Article 24. Irene Henderson leaves her tactics of get- ting away from it all and her gas stamps to Kathryn Zellner. Article 25. Mary Louise Roberts leaves her form for wearing sweat shirts to Martha Price telling her to eat only a poached egg at every meal. Article 26. Mildred VVhittield leaves her immaculate neatness to Pauline Dunklin. Article 27. Nita Ball and Anne Oldroyd leave their ability to get a husband to anyone who is trying but has not yet succeeded. fin other words, to everybody.J Article 28. Hazel McKinnon leaves her sarcasm to Gladys Farmer. - Article 29. Dot Register leaves her position as Miss Katie Mae's little helper to Sylvia Smitlr. Article 30. Aunt Irma leaves her scales to Sally Full- bright and Jeanne Mavity, telling them to share them with the other zoo girls who also Weigh three times a day. Article 31. Mary Frances Thomas leaves her maps and love of history to Martha Jordan. Signed: I'IILL and Powsu. dtlorneys-at-Lafw lIfiI1ms.w.r.' Phoebe Cabbagestalk Suzie Pumphandle

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l lllll UPHIIMIIRE ISHRS Friendship is a cadence of divine melody melting through the f7ear't.',-Mildmay. Sisterhood at Bessie Tift is a lovely relationship between Sen- iors and Sophomores, Juniors and Freshmen. The thrill of being chosen is one of the highlights in any girl's college life.