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                              SENIOR WILL -- 1928


On this 10th day of March, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight -- we, the Seniors, of Ryan High School, do afix our signatures to the following document, our last will and testament:

    To the Junior Class we bequeath all the Seniors privileges, including the necessary amount of dignity, the teachers' partiality and the honored pews in the chapel.

    To the Sophomores we will our ability to refrain from sitting in the windows.

    To the Freshman we will all our initials that may have been carved upon the pews of our room -- this is understood to include the supply of gum that may be left underneath the desks.

    Velma Ritchey wishes to will her interest in the Junior class to Hazel Beare.

    Euwell Rutledge wills his ability, popularity, and good name to Alfred Arner, to have and to hold as his own for such a period as he may not abuse the same.  In the advent that same is abused it is his wish that these above stated virtues be held in trust in the sacred archives of the institution.

    Flossie Johnson wills per position as champion gum chewer of the school to Skeet Coppick.  Her position as pianist she wishes to be held in trust by the Faculty to be handed down to the most capable member of the student body.

    Dollye Davis wills her mocking bird voice to Azile Mae Durham, believing that in her care it will continue to serve the good old school.

    Doris Eakin wills her text book on "How to Love" to Ed Worrell, with the understanding that it is to be consulted only upon set dates.

    Lucian Palmer wills his position as quarter back to Herman Thompson with the wish that it will cause him as much worry and bring to him as many problems as it has to him.

    Mary K. Jones wills the honor of being Football Queen to anyone who may be able to wink at enough boys without letting the others know to bring this coveted honor to them.

    To Cletis English, Mamie Brown wills her art as a vamp.  Unless used the same is to be taken into trust by the members of the Cowgirl club.

    Virginia Campbell wills her art and love of dancing to Rotha Mannin with a sincere wish that he be careful and not step on the feet of the fair partners who may rush to him when the legacy is made known.

    Bonnie Miller wills her demure ways and Love's Philosophy to Thelma Johnson.

    Oliver Anderson wills his popularity with the RHS girls to Happy Hughes.

    Helen Brown wills to Sam Edmondson her knowledge of Philology.

    M. C. Lynch wills her ability as a reader to Virginia Givens with the sincere wish that it may be the source of bringing to earth again that she may once more take an interest in the human beings who walk the face of mother earth.

    Llewellyn Karr wills his love for Waurika Girls to Monkey Wade.

    Ruby Hicks wills her reducing remedies to Elnora Spain.

    Opal Jones wills her right to deliver the teachers love letters to Anna Thompson.

    This is our last will and Testament.  We hereby appoint the Juniors as Administrator of the same.

                                                     Signed
                                                                               SENIORS OF 1928