Walton High School - War Whoop Yearbook (DeFuniak Springs, FL)

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Millie Ruth Conner, will my shorthand book to Mildred Spann, hoping she likes it as well as I do, Carl Crawford, will my ability to be quiet to Donald Munn, Ann Davis, will my nickname of hot rod and my ability to drive a ford to Robert Puckett, Ben Davis, will my desire to remain a confirmed bachelor to Mr, Moody, because I've changed my mind, Stanley Domal, will my mustache to La Vem Davis, Lynn Donaldson, do, hereby, officially, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Joe Baker, He'll need it, Joel Dorsey, will my love for reading comic books to Mrs, Cawthon, Allie Dunaway, will my American History technique to my sister Barbara, as she will need it, Syble Edge, will my ability to laugh to Pat Nowling, Nana L, I, Everett, will my place in Miss Campbell's history class to Evie Ola, in hopes that she will enjoy it as much as I did. Wendell Floyd, will my taste for cigarettes to all the boys at Sutton's Store, Jean Foreman, will all my love for dating, hunting, and fishing fthe real McCoy that isj to Allan Foreman, Myra Neel, and to any girl who wishes to try them out, I just hope they find them as much fun as I have, Gerald Tim Forehand, will my anility to learn to Tommy Spence, Annette Fountain, will my energetic ways to anyone who needs them. Glodie Garrett, will my big brown eyes and ability to keep quiet to Gus Harstvedt Agnes Ithoria Gillis, will my love for dancing to Ilene Mixon in hopes that she will enjoy it as much as I do, Romeo Goddard, will my ability to fail business law tests to no one because he doesn't need it, Lutrelle Gomillian, will my love for tug boats to Bobbie Joyce Grice, Maybe her man will work on one, Nannie I, Gomillion, will my love for sailors to Charlaine Rigdon, Beal Grirmer, will my quiet ways to Robert Puckett, Roddy Harrison. will my band uniform to some energetic person, Harold Harstvedt, James Henderson, will my ability to play football to Louis Becher, Andrew Hinton, will my ability at coon hunting to Bert Karick, although he prob- ably has more experience than I do, Dorothy Hunt, will my love of cheerleading to Mary Sue Hodges to add to her own, Hilda Hutchinson, will my quiet disposition to Grace Little, Randall Infinger, will my ability to sing bass to Larry Paul, Nellie Ruth johnson, will my nickname buckshot to Robert Puckett because it is no longer appropriate for me. Jerry Dean Kelly, will my band uniform to some energetic person, Katie Kilbourne, will my love of singing to the birds, Kenneth Kimrey, will my ability to play basketball to Hooks Doering,

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L4-' Charles King, will my ability to sleep in study hall to some ambitious Junior who frequently burns the midnight oil, Betty Jean Kittrell, will my love for Mrs, Beebe 's English class to anyone who may be the lucky one to have her next year, Virginia Kosick, will my ability to make good grades to Ray Neal Commanderg Mary Jean Lewis, will my quiet disposition to Barbara Spann hoping that she will try to use it, Leona Mae Lightfoot, will my extra poundage to Pat Tompson. Ramona Faye Lightfoot will my ability to be heard to anyone who can't be under- stood when speaking, James Lindsey, will my position on the football team to Jerry Hodges in hopes that he makes it, Ethelyn McCullough, will my friendship for always to Darry Adkinson, Imogene McCullough, will my love for Walton High School to each student hoping he will enjoy it as much as I have, Glen McDaniel, will my ability to study American History to Charles Doering, Mabel McDaniel, will my ability to attend speech class to anyone, James Moore, bequeath to Walton High a clock that is always five minutes fast in the afternoon so sixth period won't be so long, Elvira Morgan, will my love for school to Aline Whitehurst in hopes that she can use it, Lorene Mosley, will my height to Pat Thompson in hopes that she will find it useful, Glen Neal, will my ability to skip classes for out of town football games to Jerome fBuddyp Honey. Shirley Norris, will my ability to tell jokes to Mildred Spann, Payton Padgett, will my ability to study English to Guy Lee Fountain, Edna Peters, will my ability to get a boy friend and keep him to Lorene Ward, hoping she will use it in the future, Royce Phillips, will my love for sports to no one because I intend to keep it for myself Dorothy Rau, will a portion of my size to my cousin, Mary Ellen Wroblwske, She needs it, I don 't! Annie Lois Rhodes, will my place in the senior class to Joanne Johnson and Shirley Harrison, hoping someday they will make it, Sammy Sanford, will all my nicknames to Robert Duck Puckett, Lutrelle Shaw, will my ability to keep friends to Joanne Johnson and Alberta Martin, Phillip Smith, will part of my love for crew cuts to Ronnie Hudson and Bert Karick, Carlie Silcox, will my love for reading to Dora Sue Arnold and hope that she enjoys it as much as I have, Arnold Spann, will my ability to play hookey to Dewey Peters who is making very good use of it already. Wynell Spence, will my ability to be quiet to Christine Campbell, Vera Bess Sullivan, will my ability to pass business law to any poor soul who takes it next year, Lewis Tew, hereby bequeath my glasses to Wynell Grant so that she can keep an eye on Lynn,

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CLASS WILL We, the Class of '53, being of sound mind and character, do, hereby, declare this to be our last will and testament in form as follows: We leave to the: Faculty--Intelligent and well-mannered students. Juniors--Our position as seniors, Sophomores--Our good grades in English, Freshmen--Understanding teachers, As individuals we bequeath the following: Jack Adkinson, will my masculine physique to Bonner Young, Gary Alford, will my ability as a good sportsman to Dewey Peters, Dorothy Anderson, will my love for commercial subjects to Ruth Padgettg she'll probably need it, Dorothy Marie Amold, leave my place in the Senior Class to Dora Sue Amold, Annie M, Bames, will my law books to any poor victim who happens to take busi- ness law next year, Bruce Bass, will my blue eyes to Gus Harstvedt to add to his own, Catherine Beach, will my quiet ways to Bert Karick, Homer Bodiford, would will something, but I don't have anything that anyone would have, Jean Bond, will my good grades in typing to my brother, Herbert Bond, Royce Bonds, will my ability to stay up late at night and pass in school to Lewey Caswell, Voncille Gillis Bruckner, will my love to the teachers for being so helpful during during my school years, and my love for Tommy to no one, Sue Butts, will my Senior Dignity' to my little sister Mary because I can't let it out of the family, Dolores Byra, will my handsome brother to Betty Jean Kennedy, Willie Jean Campbell, will my ability to be quiet in class to Jewell Goodwin, Carol Carlan, will my red hair to Bert Karick. Red hair is better than none, Landel Casey, will my ability to get along with my teachers to Ronald Laird. Mary Catherine Casey, will my ability to land a man to Donie Ann Davis, Roy Catrett, will my love for senior problems to all the poor souls that take it, Martha Io Chamberlain, will my love for dancing and eating shrimp at Bay Grove Cafe, to Ioan Stiller, Jimmy Parris, and Virginia Lassitter. Ina Childers, will my love for Florida to no one. Mildred Collinsworth, will my ability to laugh and sit on the front seat on the school bus to Virginia Bartlett, hoping she enjoys it as much as I have,