Vero Beach High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Vero Beach, FL)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the graduating class of '46, being quite sane and in good spirits, do now utter our last will and testament: We take this last opportunity to express our deep appreciation to two grand friends, our sponsors, Mrs. Langaker and Mrs. Hancock, who have helped to put our class on top. To Mr. Chinn, a pal of every member of our class, we can only say Thanks for everything. To our dear faculty we will now give this chance to breathe a sigh of relief. lt has been only with their pa- tience that we have at long last pulled through. To the Senior Class of '47 we pass on our Senior privileges with pride. We also leave you the dignity l?l of our senior class. To the student body we leave our school spirit and love for V. B. H. S. To V. B. H. S. we must now say farewell and take our places in the world. With us we will take precious memories of the days we spent with friends we must leave behind but not forgotten. To Boots Hurst is left Betty Jo Brown's skill and love for shorthand. To Mary Howard, Jane Dupree wills her quietness and sweet smile. To Jean Peters, Elsie Forsling leaves her smart looking wardrobe and ideas of style. To Joyce Dupree, Evelyn Eckhoff donates her artistic ability. To John Coe is left Ronald Kendall's love for school. To Troy Yates is willed the friendly ways, curly hair, and ability to get by with murder of Felix Hinton. To Lester Bishop, Tom Guy bequeaths his privilege to be late to school every Wednesday morning. To V. L. Whittier, Joe lngalls submits his strong love for one woman. To the Junior Girl who is most worthy of the position, Erma James relinquishes her title of most studious girl in the Senior Class. To Alma Lee Joy is left the willingness to always lend a helping hand and the cooperative spirit of Albert Jones. To Dottie Sullivan and Dolores Schlitt, Lulu D, Walker and Kathleen Kinsey leave their talkative ways. To Robert Nelson is left Lawrence Larson's list of out-of-town girls. To Tommy Holman, Lloyd Law leaves his seat in Glee Club. To Theresa Hickey, Lucille Law donates her numerous beaus. To Willeen Baughman, Colleen Mathis wills her ideas of sticking with her work 'til it is finished. To Janie Wheeler is left Marion Mattmuller's gift to win friends and influence people. To Don Lance, Mary McCormick wills her accuracy in second year typing. To Curtis King, Robert McDonald bequaths his ability to beat out with the boogie. To the best all around junior girl, Helen MacWilliam leaves her title of Miss V. B. H. S. To a worthy iunior band member, Jayne Mills wills her eight years of band experience. To Helen McCorkle is left the beauty of Ramona Monroe. To Henrietta MacConnell, Mary Kathryn Murray wills her good nature. To Janice Kroegel is left Etta Mae O'Neal's nickname Mozie. To Boney Barrett, John Oxrieder leaves his brains for geometry. To Doris Martin, Edwin Prange leaves his ability to make straight A. To Sis Copeland, Alvin Reeser wills his position on the all-conference team. To Billy Howard, Bill Rice bequeaths his good nature and position in the world of sports. To Uncle Sam, Elgar Schlitt hesitantly submits his love for the Army. To Gladys Holmes, Don Shaw leaves his rank of lieutenant in the band and his position as bugler. To Glenn Moon is donated the iitterbugging ability of James Stapp. To Peg Thompson, Clara Steele wills her beautiful complexion. To Bob Rice is left the winning personality of Wiley Sims. To Bull Henderson, James Tippin wills his good nature and good sportsmanship. To Ann Graves is left the pep and cheerfulness of Betty Jean Williams. To Dale Talbert, Mary Jewell Williams wills her love far English. To Edith Harms, who needs little encouragement along this line, Bea Mixon bequeaths her ability to hald her man. To Jean Niquett, Marion Wilkerson wills her dry wit and knack for never catching on to jokes. To Peter MacWilliam, Don Lindenbaum leaves his enthusiasm to obtain an education. To Mary Langbehn are left the pretty eyes and eyelashes of Ginger Corbett. To the collection of memories in Vero Hi, Kathryn Yates takes this opportunity of leaving her much despised nickname, Pork Chops. To Eleanor Graves, Rachel Holmes relinquishes her friendly ways. To Jeanette Schlitt is left Francis Thorne's love for Physical Ed. To Hueston Calhoun, B. J. Mathis wills his enthusiasm for all school work. To Charlie Griffis, Jack Ponder wills his love for composing poetry. To Jack Smith is left George Smeltzer's ability to ploy all positions on the football team. To Sherrill Lewis, Douglas Kroegel donates his wavy blond hair. To Johnny Shumann, Betty Christenson leaves her likable disposition. To Curtis King is willed the Southern drawl of Earl Mathis. To Henry Diamond, Dot Strickland leaves her interest in Educational Literature. To Buford Ingram is left the pep of Pauline Jones. ,To the best qualified iunicr, Judy Qwens wills her pep and leadership.

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SENIORS MARION LEGLA VVILKERSON Mickey Anything con be occom- plished by earnest effort. Bond 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Blotter Stuff 4. MARY JEWELL WILLIAMS IIDOCH Sweet, nice ond very concise. SENIORS BETTY JEAN WILLIAMS Quiet ond reserved wos she. Home Economics Club 4. KATI-IRYN NELDA YATES Pork Chops Silence is golden but we ore off the gold stondordf' Bond I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Blotter Stoff 4.

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