Turner High School - Hi Lite Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Last Will and Testament There comes a time in the life of every individual when fate has designs upon such mortals as we, and we must answer the call and pass beyond the familiar portals to great- er experiences. Inasmuch, therefore, as we, the party of the first part, do hereby deem it necessary and timely to pass on, we, the Senior Class of Henry McNeal Turner High School, do leave, in parting, this our last will and testa- ment: To our parents who have sacrificed so much to make our high school career a suc- cess, we give our sincere thanks. To our principal and teachers, we give our appreciation for guidance and patience in trying to impart the benefits of their knowledge and training. To the Junior Class, we give all pencil- stubs, erasers, copy-notes, ponies, airplanes, and scraps of paper with the hope that they will be used to an advantage. To the Sophomores, along with our dig- nity, we leave all the things they desired but which were unattainable to them until our departure. To the Freshman Class, we give all the dreams and Wishes that we had when we were Freshmen. To our many heirs we make the follow- ing bequests with the understanding that all provisions herein stated must be followed to the letter. I, Jacquelyn Alford, will to Eunice Cor- bin my ability to play table tennis. I, Alycia Amey, will my love and af- fection for Turner High School to future students. I, Addie Amos, will my ability to be a good worker in the Counselors' Office to Annie Lois Clay. I, Jack Arrderson, will to Carl Washburn my No. 59 and my position on Turner's foot- ball team. I, J acquelyn Atwater, will my ability to type to Louise Guthrie. I, George Banks, will to Willie Banks my position on the football team. I, Harold Banks, will to Jerry Banks my seat in Mr, Burch's room. I, Oliver Banks, will to Ralph Wilson my position as manager of Turner's baseball team. I, James Beasley, will to William Pope my seat in the band. -M I, Charles Benton, will to Marvin Ander- son my art ability. I, Ida J . Blackwell, will to Moses Black- well' my scholastic ability. I, Juanita Bommer, will to Doris Thomas my ability to make an A in English. I, Naomi Boyd, will to Cecil Gooden my ability to make good marks on Mr. Burch's tests. I, Bettye Brown, will to Myrtis Brown my seat in the typing room. I, Rozier Brown, will to Ricardo Cowan my ability to manage Turner's football team. I, Edwina Burkes, will to Elizabeth Johnson my ability to be a helper in the office. I, Helen Burks, will to Josephine Burks my seat in Mr. Burch's Problems of Democ- racy class. 1, Betty Bussey, will to Barbara Greene my band uniform, and to Marvin Williams my seat and grade in Mr. Burch's class. - I, Annie Butts, will to Mildred Steven- son my ability to hurdle and play basketball. I, Dorothy Calhoun, will to Ceaster Har- ris my ability to play basketball. I, Irene Campbell, will to Vivian Taylor my ability to sing in the chorus. I, Teria Cantrell, will to Louise Guthrie my ability to drive a car to school. I, Mae Frances Cater, will to Joseph Cater my ability to finish high school. I, Rosie Chapman, will to Jeanette Can- trell my ability to run. I, Bobby Character, will to the girls of Turner High my love and affection. I, Doris Clark, will to Sarah Ann Lynn my ability to get an A in Human Biology. I, William Clark, will to Winston Ed- wards my No. 25. I, Steve Crews, will to Harold Gastor my ability to play football and run like the wind. I, Blanche Daniels, will to Irene Morgan my ability to get shorthand. I, Albert Davidson, will to Willie Banks my sleeping ability. I, Julia Dell, will to Joan Few my abil- ithy to sing in the chorus. I, Winfred Denham, will to Melvin Den- ham my ability to keep friends. I, Gloria Dooley, will to anyone who is capable my ability to make all A's in my senior year.