Tonopah High School - Nugget Yearbook (Tonopah, NV)

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CHJASS VVILL We, the cla s of nlneteen forty ght, 1U sound mind and h alth phy lque, do make this our l f 1111 and test ament rach artlcle here described 18 he1ueathed evendly to the below nentloned lndivlduals according to the terms of thls will and te tament Je hereby declare a sole HdW1Hl trntor our Princi hr Boyd, to qdm niet r thle will 1nd te tament ae he sees f t Prank lest leaves h1s petltc flgure and quaint qulps to John Iurnane in the hope that he wlll attain bigger and better thlngs over anythlnr, pTOV1dCd he doesn't abuse the privlege more than she does To Dlck llaak Gene Redmon leaves his ablllty to make teacher sm le and forget they are mad Shlrlee llank bequeathes to Barbara Berg the book o n How To Reduce , whlch she has studied in va1n for years 111118 'Toothlessn Locke generously leaves his beau tlful smnle to the glTlS of Las Vegas Hlgh School oonnle Iorrin leaves her HNew Looku to Bobby Buol who wears her skirts as models do bathing Suits Cerald Sharp leaves his ten gallon hat to Mick Mer lino so Mick will be able to cover that 'Mohawkn haircut until it grows out again lrleen Lofthouse Jalters leaves her roping ability to Fhvllls Furgerson in hopes Phil will be able to chane0 her Shorty' from a G I to a rootln' tootln' cowboy 1 one v son eas Sieve Balllet leaves h1s ability to fix typewriters to Gene lettygrove in hopes that Cene will Know what 50 do with the spare parts that wlll remaln after he repairs them arl Smith leave hls quiet ways and good manners to Vavne Holloway Maybe it would be better to leave them to his horses earl' Don Leban leaves his executive abillty to Ed Shields hopgng that Ed will be Presldent of the larinet sectionof the band To Sylvia Jagles, Frances Sorhouet 1eaVeS her CHPH r rd work all h'll o Cltx QETJQQ Playford, Dan Murnane wills his abllity for a smart crack or practical woke, so he can keep The Schvvl alive and the teachers in darkness when we Deni0rS BPO gone. . Doug Douglass leaves his abillty to get to school by at least 9:00 to Edith Currie, who holds a perfect attend- record for the year. ance Sara Titus bequeaths her bashful ways to Doris Cas- ner hoping that Doris won't have to blush as often as Sara does. C1 .ust To the entire high school, the Senior ass J 1-1-11 : S . 'eil . 'L Q - .'y vrs.. A ,' n T. . 4 71 5 I I , .1 ,, , , ,. , S . . . x I 'v . . L. - 'S g X o ' 'ca 4 ' 1 I 1 Q L 1 .' . -5 ' W, , g . ' g A .L . 9 L I S rf - 1 . 1 'I Q 1 - 1 e U , 3 -I . I ' , . .4 . Sally Buol wllls to nr. Tennant her abllity to argue . . A O . i . . . A , S .1 , C' ' 1 V ul vv N ' , ' ' e , . . , , - . . . . - 0 1 ' fy I Q A g I , J - f Y U l ' v I . el 0 . fl V U I r S o V O rv , 1 K 1 , . U L . . C ,S I L . J . Fl . O 'r ' . 1. K1 -, ' V I 1 Q I ' V' e . V L 9 . x . I 'W leaves!