Last Will and Testament of the Hope High Senior Class 1934
The 1934 Hope High School senior class prints a humorous last will and testament listing bequests to sophomores freshmen and faculty. Entries joke about debts, gossip, gum stuck on desks and even bodily parts to teachers and classmates reflecting school life and senior humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Mauldin
Helen Bernier
Fern Garner
Mary Agnes Redwine
Ruth Coffman
Charline Hutson
George Reed Kirk
Indigey
Locke
Norman Lewis
Sicom
Hendrix Spraggins
Bing Crosby
Marian Brummett
Julia Lemley
Josephine Morris
Geneva Rogers
Elsie Weisenberger
Jack Turner
Billy Greene
Hugh Keith
Russell Lewallen
John Wallace
Ordea
Hope High School
Willard Anderson
Rubye Wyatt
SNH
Ray Turner
J. W C. Kunneds
Tent
Toonald Moore
Oman Taelius
W. Harper
Rufus Herndan
HWS
Dennis Richards
Loy Fay Miller
Mara Louise Dodds
Inez Taylor
Claudia Whitworth
Bonnie Crews
Will
Ivy Smith
Mae Weisner
H. A. Fisk
Clement Broomfield
Herman Valentine
de Will
Durham
Sunlight changing paint and curious school notes
An English chemist developed a paint that appears black in daylight and white at night. A classroom exchange asks about a mouse’s likes. The text notes only about 30 car types are built domestically, while over 1590 have existed in the industry. Glow-worms paralyze victims with their stings. after paralysis the victim recovers with no clear harm.
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Hope's Beautiful
Sentember
Reek Bae
Reid
Taylor
Paul Jones
the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Steven Bader
Roy Anderson & Company
la Mouse
Helen Bright
Hope Auto Co
Donald Menre
Brown Shoe Store