Last Will and Testament

Don English leaves his "Grandpa Gripes" to "Gut" Thompson.  Bob David wills his job of editor of the Cougar Call to another good one.  John Benson leaves his ability to pop corn to Myron Salter.  Dolores Heath leaves her nickname of "Dodie" to anyone who doesn't have one.  Wayne Black leaves his sense of humor to Carolyn Lollar.  Mary Cromer leaves her ability to finish high school in three years to Katie Callihan.  Charles Davenport leaves his short legs to Joe Max Woolbright.  Janet Ford wills her gay humor and blonde hair to Nancy Day.  Emma Lee Ethridge wills the tennis championship to Pat Fischbeck.  Bob Hobbs wills his basketball talent to Jamie Cumbie.  Don Dake leaves his track ability to Wendell Sawyer.  Wanda Dunn leaves her alarm clock to James Kimrey. 

Betty Ellis leaves her sweet disposition to Wilma Mayfield. Cynthia Griggs wills her personality to Betty Evans.  Wanda Graves leaves nothing, because she is taking it with her.  (Bob of course).  Kenneth Atkinson leaves his theatre career to someone who dreams of it.  Don Grisham leaves Glen Sharum his freckles in hopes he needs some more.   Edward Halverson leaves his liar's recognition to another fisherman.  Jerry Edwards says since he can't be here next year to win all the track medals he will let Robert Parker take his place.  Jerry Donaghey leaves his pretty legs to Norma Thomason.  Mildred Boyet leaves her pretty blue eyes to Ava Morgan.  Bob Armstrong leaves his "Andy Devine" voice to Tony Wise. Marie Alexander leaves her coal black hair to Pat Moore.  Donald Bowers leaves so the junior boys will have a chance to win once in a while. 

Mary Bryant wills her "one man only" motto to Oma Lance.  Sue Conner leaves her position in the office to a wishful office seeker.  Bob Bush wills his ability to gab so much to Jim DeWhitt.  Dick Buchanan leaves his ability as manager to John McNair.  Leon Farley leaves his ten-gallon hat to Gerald West.  Joe Mac Floyd wills his false teeth to James Cranford.  Pat Hester wills all her pep to Ina Fae Love.  Robert Ford wills his "four" eyes to the Townsend twins.  Christine Brandon leaves her dependability to Peggy Holden.  Weldon Brumley leaves his handsome "looks" to Carl Leppelman.  Billye Burrough leaves her bookkeeping ability to anyone who will take it next year. 

Clarene Bundy leaves her legs to Wanda Ray.  Jack Caldwell leaves his shyness to Maxine Butler.  Paul Holley leaves his neatness and appropriateness in dress to Pat O'Neal.  Davis Hunsucker leaves his geometric mind to Robert Parker.  Bob Jones leaves his C's in business education  to Jack Prough.  Jo Ann Kite wills her beautiful teeth to Joan Reynolds.  Lynn Lundgaard wills her blue Oldsmobile to Carolyn Smith.  Robert McCollum leaves his physics brains to a wondering junior.  Alice Owen leaves her latest gossip to Peggy McKnight.  Claude Pennington leaves his Colgate smile to Oliver Shipman.  Barbara Reed leaves her liking for shorthand to anyone who will take it next year.   Mildred Robinson is just satisfied with taking Jack with her. 

Charles McKnight leaves his cruelness to women to Wendell King.  Jerry Howard leaves Ada High to the teachers.  Ralph Howell leaves his quietness to James Leach.  Billie Jennings leaves her dates with Konawa to Nova Hicks.  Edward Johnson gives his liking for bookkeeping back to Mrs. Warren.  Norma Crisman leaves her willingness to study to Carolyn Stone.  Dorothy Shidler wills her painting ability to Gayle Simmons.  Jimmy Trahern wills his dancing to buddy Lollar.  Melcena Wallace leaves her singing voice to Christine Cassel.  Richard Sweeney leaves Newton’s classes to any junior who doesn’t want senior week next year.  Louise Tilley leaves her quietness to a loud-mouth.  Willena Skaggs leaves her Dollface to Derrelyn Metz. 

Bob Stroud leaves his cartoon ability to anyone who is good enough.  Kyle Perrin leaves his shortness to Arney Price.  Jerry Shirley leaves his place in front of the school between classes to Henry Van Dee.  Shirley Young leaves her high scholastic ability to Norma Shaffer.  James Woods leaves his ping-pong paddle to anyone who wants to learn to play.  Beverly Smith leaves her place in the homemaking room selling ice cream at  noon to Betty Northcutt.  Ben Steen leaves his photograph to a shutter-bug.  Goldie Shumard leaves the first four letters of her name to the Ada High teachers.  Dolores Stanfield wills her new hair-cut to Phyllis Keltner.  Jim MacRobert wills his plug for the Service Chevrolet to Letty Ann.  Joy Mayes wills her place as all around senior girl to a popular junior girl. Sue Miers wills her naturally golden locks to Betty Pate. 

Clyde Rigsby leaves a few of his muscles to Janelle.  Charles Robinson wills his ability to get along with the teachers to Dub Alston.  Virgil Manahan wills his fishing days in Ada High to E.Q. Denton.  Becky Menasco leaves her reading “The Tennis Match” to Sandra Cales.  Delma Murdock wills her speaking ability to Anita Henry.  Jack Nelson wills his typing book Gene Albright.  Jeanne Martindale leaves her funny books and true romances to Wanda Salter.  Virginia Mays Jenkins wills her gigh-school marriage days to Betsy Coleman.  Marian Phelps wills her flirty ways to Doris Whittington.  Oral Pitman leaves his ancient history book to Wanita Brady.  

Bill Selby wills his ability to be quiet to Charles Hussey.  Geneva Roddy leaves her title of Mrs. (which she soon will receive) to any lucky junior girl.  Bob Roberts wills his flaming hair to Margaret Ford.  Sue Morey leaves her grades in physics to any junior who is crazy enough to take it.  Sue Norville wills her ability to embroidery to Patsy Hart.  Catherine Lamb leaves her overalls to Pat Holland.  Mary McGinnis leaves her  sweetness to Bill Sweet.  Louise Lollar leaves her beautiful hair and complexion to Virleen Loman.  Dick Huddleston wills his Boy Scout honors to Bill Duffer.  Camelia Kuras leaves her piano ability to Carroll Thompson.  Don Sutton, alias Jesse James, leaves his knowledge of frontier days to an old cow-hand.  Billie Fae Walker leaves her place as FHA president to the one next year. Elizabeth Stewart leaves her job at McLellans to an ambitious girl.  

Wilma  Walker leaves a certain Konawa boy to Pat Williams.  Bill Winfield leaves “Wine, Women, and Song” to any boy who will risk them.  Gene Whittington leaves his high jumping to anyone who will try.  Sue Wynn leaves all the fun at the D.E. parties to a party lover.  Verna Wooten leaves her love to Edward Metcalf.  Bill Webb leaves his ‘sportsability’ to Bill Hopper.  Willie Mae Williams wills her grades to Tish Ridge.  Virginia Simpson wills her naturally curly hair to Jody Whitsett.  June Crawford Todd wills her southern drawl to a northerner.  Charles McGuire leaves his personality to George Smith.  Bill McKeel just leaves!  George Sanders leaves his Spanish book to Roger Fulton.  Jimmy Whittle leaves his way with women to Frank Jaques.