W C Stripling High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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sEN1oR CLASS WILL We, the members of the class of l928, Stripling High School, being of sound mind and realizing the uncertainty of life and certainty of death, do make and declare this our last will and testament-fnaming the Juniors our sole heirs. Teantsy King, after much urging, has consented to leave his great height to one who needs it very much, Ed Miller. Twink Pendery leaves his slow, easy manner of speaking to John Dallas Thompson. Claude Nay would like for M. C. Knott to have his high, shrill voice. Douthitt Norman leaves her right to be skinny to Rubye Knight. Cayloma Hemsell leaves her dark flowing locks to R. L. Boswell, C. C. Colton leaves his superfluous weight to Robert Horton. NVilliam Cranz leaves his right to go without grease on his hair to William Manning. Ferdie Johnson wants Marshall Cone to take his place in the subs. Mary Bowers leaves her short hair to Christine Weldon. Billy Bob Burroughs leaves his sober-sidedness to Gene Pendery. Bessie Allbright leaves her right to flunk all Math tests to Lucile Tipton. We leave to all the Juniors the scents of the chemistry lab. CSignedj The Seniors of '28. CWitnessedj Mrs. Myres fe YE CLASSE HISTORYE GF 1928 Longe years ago, we, the Seniore Classe of 1928, entered highe schoole. We were timide freshmenewihs 1924. We simplye idolized the Seniors. At the beginninge of 1925 we were the conceited Sophomores who looke upone the Freshmene as childrene. Aftere anothere yeare of struggling with oure Page 2 9 F if

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