Webster Springs High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Webster Springs, WV)

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Bao! will .7 nt af .Wie ' Cfatw, We, the Senior Class of 1951, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. Kenneth Nicholson-Wills his brother Shorty his ability to get along with Mrs. Pettit. Wanda Cool-Wills Elladene Hall her sense of humor. Agness Cutlip-Wills to Shirley Fisher her back seat on the Cleveland Bus. Sue McCutcheon-Wills her permanent seat in study hall to Maggie's next victim. Nancy Cogar-Wills her curley hair to Barbara Carter. Nora Bennett-Wills to Franklin Bennett her ability to get along with Mrs. Donald Ida Burnside-Wills to her brother, William, some of her brains which she hopes he can use to a better advantage than he uses his own. Kenneth Ware-Wills to Lottie Sanders his ability to grow taller. Jackie Smith-Wills to Arlene Walker a bottle of hydrogen peroxide to give her hair that natural look. Ann Harrison-Wills this motto to her sister Phyllis: Labor Omnia Vincit. Phyllis Carter-Wills her position as secretary of the Library Club to whoever can fill it best. Florence Payne-Wills Jack Lyke her Democracy book at the end of the year. Jean Kittle-Wills to Mary Morton her short legs. Evelyn Miles-Wills to Mildred Freeman, her ability to get shorthand and typing. Shirley Hall-Wills her clarinet to Hope and Colleen, her sisters. Rita Kerr-Wills her blond hair to her sister, Kathryn. Ann McGuire-Wills to Darlene Hudson her ability to like one boy at a time. Mary Light-Wills her ability to Gertrude Stump to express her opinion freely. Kathleen Dyer-Wills to Elphra Arthur her ability to keep smiling when things look gloomy. Anna Belle Thomas-Wills her Democracy book to Harry Cutlip. Elva Gregory-Wills Goldie Drennen her ability to get along with a certain teacher. Rosemary Redden-Wills Wilma Arbogast a comb, and hopes she makes good use of it. Bonnie Casto-Wills to Mrs. Pettit her mother's ability to get deer next year. George Douglas-Wills to William White his ability to get along with Mr. Conway. Lorraine Ware and Frances Brannon-Will Jean Thompson and Louise Cogar their reed selling business in band at the end of the year. Betty Miller-Wills to Junior Gibson her ability to get along with her sister. Josephine Gillispie-Wills Shirley Daugherty her ability to jitterbug. George McQuain-Wills to all the students that smoke, one dozen Smoke-No-More tablets to break them of that inhaling habit. To Mr. Conway the Senior Class leaves all the small frys in the Webster Springs High School. To the Junior Class, we will our front seats in assembly. To the Sophomores, we will our ability to get along with Mrs. Donald. To the Freshmen-We will our quietness in assembly. And, last but not least, we leave our many, many thanks for helping us through these trying years to our wonderful sponsors. Given under our hand and seal this the lst day of January, nineteen hundred fifty-two.

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