Tifton High School - Talisman Yearbook (Tifton, GA)

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l x S UN ON Send the follotuizzg nzcssuge, subject to the terms on back lzervof, which are lzerelfy agreed to june 3, 1950 MIEICT 1-9-5-e-VROPHICCY DISPATCH . . STOP . . tiOSSIP ARRIVING . . STOP. tNot a Prophet ..... A Dead Lossl Ruth Daniels and Ruth Ross singing duet in Broadway Show . . STOP . . Show stops . . STOP. Sarah Veazy famous Toe Dancer . . STOP , . Dances on ex'erybody's toes . . STOP. Fra Thigpen, XValter Leverette and this little Piggy went to market . . to buy a book . . STOP. NVenclell starts new fashion . . STOP . . Cellophgtne suits . . STOP. Sara Florence Rigdon teaches music at T. H. S. . . STOP . . Mrs. Kennedy's little girl, Adeline, only pupil . . STOP. Jean Herring's hobby collecting drums . . STOP . . Matt walked out on her day before wedding . . STOP . . Excuse Just couldn't make it. . . STOP. Kruger still believes Glenn Miller's orchestra will play at Little Commencement . . STOP . . Etta Jane lands him . . STOP . . She sells clothes . . STOP . , He sells furniture . . STOP. Rebecca old maid school teacher . . STOP . . Puny came to rescue . . STOP. Jessie Morgan tMrs. C. O. Moore? treats brains as side-line . . STOP . . Needs treatment herself since stopped talking French a year ago . . STOP. judy NeSniith burned lluntingdon College last night . . STOP . . Only way out . . STOP. Betty Yarborough unfaithful to limory . . STOP . . XVho'd er thought it? . . STOP. Drug Store Cowboy XYynsdahl Hall decided on Anne Holton tive years ago . . STOP . . Believe in long engagements . . STOP. Mary Thaxton and Dick still blush around corners , A STOP. Sara Doss jilted baron for Wlyman Martin . . STOP . . Such is life . . STOP. Frances Hailey owns Night Club . . STOP . . XVilsou .Xrnold Mis-manager . . STOP. lYedding hells chime in two weeks for Leila Cottle an'l James Hogan . . STOP. i I 3 Charlotte Gibbs and Pisaop Brothers crash llollywood . . STOP . . Not the one in California . . STOP Lillian Crum presents Agnew Andrews with a new suit . . STOP . , Alimony suit . . STOP. Tunkey couldn't choose between Verlin Chapman, Edwin Duckworth, or Fred King . . STOP . . Took Rat Rainey while waiting for Ray Taylor . . STOP. 'irginia VVhigham and lien O'Neal have set the day . . STOP, ll. L. Cumby stayed at T. H. S. so long he was made principal . . STOP. Clifton Chandler 'lstarvesn in the THIN MAN . . STOP. XVilma Porter edits new hook. 'ACONFCSCIUS SAY , . Pretty stems seldom grow on NVall Flowers. .Xddie Mae Rainwater plays the Nickelodeon at Jenkins . . STOP. Freddie Nunn and Horace Moore remain at dear ole Alma Mater . . STOP. Donald Rainey and Jack Sears think they should not be kept out of Sunsweet-Tiftonl' game on account of age . . STOP . . John Sears, coach, argues he was disqualified long before . . STOP. Jimmie Gay is trying hard to get ahead . . STOP . . He needs one . . STOP. Leopold Stowski now traveling with T. C. Tidwell's Band . . STOP. Kenneth Stipe the great artist now URAVVS . . a long breath . . STOP. Harold Henderson lost 'Sweet Adelinel' . . STOP . . Big Em took up the chorus . . STOP. llelen Kent Dicks Ralph Tuxworth as a bargain . . STOP . . Hes half-off . . STOP. Katherine XVhite, confirmed old maid, desires husband with brains, wealth and appearance . , STOP . Mary Lillian desires appearance, The sooner the better . . STOP. liddie VVillis big Turpentine man . . STOP . . Chews resin . . STOP. Ruth Rowan plunges down mountainside in terrible auto crash . . STOP . . Car hangs on tree . . STOP Ruth stammered . . O-o-o-only G-g-g-God can make a t-t-t-tree. LITTLE KENT KRUGER. Page I8

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last W17! and 7 esfdmenf We, the Seniors of the Class of '40, having attacked and defeated our three R's which was a modern war that lasted for eleven long years, do hereby depart from the Held of battle leaving belnnd us these spoils of war to our successors. I. To the remaining soldiers of T. H. S. we leave the courage to continue to loyally tight for the articles of Student Government. II. To the Junior Class, we leave our ability to quickly invent excuses to leave school. III. To the juniors we leave the Chemistry Department in a hurry and with pleasure. IV. Sarah Veazy wills her compact and lipstick to MarthaiSmiQ1. f f fin iff f' ff? fff 3 K V. Etta Jane Kent sends Steve Mitchell to Sara Adcock, collect. , MLS-K '-.!'22'fQf '?'!-.,t.5? . VI. Welmstei' tAbellJ wills his dictionary to Joe VVilson, who probably will use it more. VII. To Mr. Thompson, we will nightmares of circles waltzing with trapezoids, and obtuse triangles making love to acute angles, while the right triangle marches on its legs and keeps the other Hgures in order. VIII. Adeline Bradford wills that much-used nickname Foots to Dynamite tMary Georgej. May she ever enjoy it with as much happiness as said owner and we hope she'll grow to them some day. IX. Addie Mae Rainwater and Sara Florence Rigdon will the Baby Grand to Marion McVVhorter and Miriam Massey. X. Ruth Daniels leaves her encores to Mabel Dasher. XI. Betty Nelson wills her Beauty Kingdom to Julia XVinter. XII. Tunkey Culpepper leaves Ray Taylor, Lucille Lindsey leaves H. L. Cartwright, and VVendcll Bolton leaves Betty Jeanne Hall with the hope that they will catch up some day. XIII. Jean Herring leaves her inspiring leadership and dependability to Mary Sue Martin. XIV. Emory Yarborough wills his t'Handsome Crown to James King, who really isn't hard on the eyes. XV. Helen Kent wills hcr driver's license and reputation t'Madhouse Owner to Mary George Martin. XVI. Frances Skinner and Emory Kennedy leave their parking place on Lovers' Lane to Holt Todd and Mildred Brown. XVII. To Ruth Sherman, Anne Bolton wills the title Most Conceitedf' Ruth will prob- ably have no more use for it than Anne. XVIII. John Sears, VVinnie Hall and H. L. Cumby will their trips to the harn to Steve Mitchell, Donald White, and David Tift. Now watch the juniors' smoke. XIX. Eddie Willis leaves those excuses for being late to class and his chewing gum to Billy Pierce. XX. Hildred Snow wills her Hred tresses to I l. 0+ so I X XXI. Mary Lillian Pittman wills Mack Herring to Harriett Holmes. ' XXII. Ivan Kulbersh wills his boxing gloves to Dudley McCaskill. XXIII. Mary ,Iulia NeSmith leaves her sweet smiles and pleasing personality to Julia lfVinter, who already has a good start. XXIV. Marie Mathis wills her jitterbug shoes to jackie Andrews. Signed this third day of June, nineteen hundred and forty. CLASS OF '40, MoRRIs VVAi.naoP, Prfsidfrzf. ll 'Ifllt?SSt'.S'f GR.xniT.vr1-1 Ruse N. CANE. PRoF1cssoR MAKE M. X'VoaK. A L, L A.,