Tishomingo High School - Indian Yearbook (Tishomingo, OK)

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GUY COMBS AKITA ROBINSON BUFORD HAMILTON President Secretary-Treasurer Vice President

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We, the 1953 graduating class of Tishomingo High School, Tishomingo, Oklahoma, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make, publish, and declare the following to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking all previous wills by us at any time made. We, knowing that THS could never get along without us, do bequeath our loyalty, devotion, and duty to all the customs of our Alma Mater to the graduating class of 195 . To the faculty, we the seniors of 1953 do leave unmeasured thanks and devotion for all the years spent in the betterment of our persons and all the advancement of our education. To the junior class, we leave the privilege of having sponsors who will be as helpful and good as Mrs. Duty and Mr. Joel Johnson have been to us. Among our more personal possessions, therefore, members of this class hereby notify the adminis- trators of our last will to bestow these encumbrances or assets, as they prove to be: Gene Haney wills his ability to say more and mean less to Guy Combes. Jackie McClure wills his blushes to the shy and bashful Murrell Pittman and Blue Jackson. Marie Nichols wills her half-used bottle of peroxide to Dori6 Hathaway. Dorothy Bobbins wills her luck to be the first senior girl to be married to Patricia Burris. Anita Earhart leaves her diet to Christine Cunningham and Murray Gross. Danny Moore wills the honor of being high-point man on the basketball team to Buford Hamilton. Lee Anne Butler leaves her poker-face expression to Jimmy Roberts and Mac Ess ry, Glen Hart leaves all his love to his wife, Geneva. Carole Raper leaves her boy-chasing legs to Willie Jewell Heffington and Anna Erwin, Jerry Reynolds wills his geometry book to any one with enough courage to try to pass the course. Walter Willard wills his office as president of the Woman Hater's Club to Eugene Channell. Bobby Callen leaves his charm and musical talent to Shorty Wolfe, Roger Rush, and Kenneth Nichols. Christine Bynum wills her basketball-playing ability to Nina Reed. Lynda Corbin leaves to LaVerle Sayre and Darleen Rollins her beat-up shorthand book which will re- quire special attention. Harold Teel and Jack Duncan leave their ability to get along with the head office to Thurman McDonald and Runt Hallmark. Hub Spencer leaves his smooth-talking, romantic manner and half-used bottle of Toni to Pranklin Gunn and Lloyd Updegraff. Jo White leaves the right to be late to class every morning to Betty Niblett and Gwen Smith. Pauline Rushing leaves her reserved and quiet manner to Helen May and Mary K. Lucas. Johnnie Prancis leaves her reserved and sweet personality to the Ayre6 twins, but she'll keep Hub for herself. Shirley Haley leaves to Larry Warden her sense of humor to use as he sees fit. Lavern Putch and Betty Berry will to Wanda Sneed and Wilma Alexander their right to ro with all the boys at Murray, with the exception of the Stratford boys. Joe Ritchey wills his English Literature book to Jimmy Culp and Roger Smith to take and use to the extent that he did. Linda Umphers wills her place on the Defender staff to Jerry Eaves. Doris Bailey wills her hour in the office to Jimmy Ray McCarthick and Billy Boulton. Billy Ed Carr wills to Robert Allmon his ability to hold down two job6 at the same time. Jimmy McCarthick wills to Harold Deaton his accomplished manner of kissing the 195 football queen» (and hopes it does him as much good), Jim Lambert wills the honor of writing the prophecy of 195 to Guy Combes. And I, Kathy Washburn, will to Anita Robinson, the privilege of writing the class will of 195 . In witness whereof, we have to this last will and testament subscribed the name, the Senior Class of Tishomingo High School, this thirteenth day of May in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Pifty-Three at Tishomingo, Oklahoma.

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Leonard Ward Betty Boyd Carr Thurman Wolfe Franklin Chinn Louise lyres Lucille lyree Robert Allman