Alamo High School - Fort Yearbook (Alamo, TN)

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 We, the members of the 1955 Senior class of Alamo High School, being «f sound mind and steady judgment with four hectic years behind us do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament, becoming effective on the last day of our last year at A. H. S. To Mr. Strange, we leave our love and gratitude for all he has done to make our school days happy ones. To Mr. Craig and Mr. Fewell, we leave all the paper and bubble gum and the energy to clean up after us. To the faculty, we leave our gratitude for guiding us through the last four difficult but Jijippy years. To the Freshmen, we leave our deepest npathy and an ambition to keep striving. To the sophomores, we leave a deep pat- ience and willingness to reach your goal. To the Juniors, we leave all the happiness and good times of our final year, and hope that you will succeed in whatever you un- dertake. The individual members do bequeath the following: Dean Taylor leaves his easy going ways to Jackie Acor Mary Ann Arnold leaves her cheerful ways to Rosalie Follis. Margie Tracy decided at the last minute to will her love for boys to Patsy Prather. Joe Boyett leaves his nickname “Sleepy” to anyone lucky enough to sleep through Mr. Black’s History class and get by with it. Jerry Pittman leaves his place on the foot- ball team to any Freshman big enough to take it away from him. Patsy Acor leaves her willingness to help anyone out of a jam to Kay Thompson. To Betty Cooke, Barbara Gibbons leaves her calm ways. Freed Jones leaves his writing ability to John Conyers. After much persuasion, Daisy Williams de- cided she had enough red hair to leave to two people, Jan Cagle and Mitchell Warren. Stanley Raines leaves his sports ability to Bob Davis. Patsy Phillips leaves her 5’ 2” to Frances Ward. Nancy Privett leaves her ability to get by with things to Elizabeth Carter. To Gloria Wedgeworth, Norma Williams leaves her nickname Legs.” Wayne Parlow leaves his football jersey 72 to Benny. Elizabeth Thomas leaves her love for Ford cars to anyone smart enough to get one. 0. To Ann Coltrain, Lucy Hopper leaves her ball pants and hopes they won’t be too large. To Robert Nance, Larry Edwards leaves his way with the girls. Ann Robertson leaves her sweet person- ality to Shirley Howell. To Jacqueline Terry, Fay Hunt leaves her dancing ability. Robbie Hill leaves a few inches of his height to Mike Hopper. Jere Raines leaves his mind of a genius to Robert Cates. Carolyn Gaba thought she might as well leave at least part of her great cheer-leading ability to Betty Nichols. Peggy Balentine leaves her wavy, blonde hair to Jewell Laman. Shelby Webb leaves her ambition to be a second Marylyn Monroe to Nanda Raines. To Jimmy Mansfield, Bobby Slayton leaves his nickname 'Mouse”. Leon Morris leaves his knowledge of Eng- lish to Bobby Curtis. We hereby name as our sole executor Mr. E. H. Lemond on this the 14 day of May, 1955. Lucy Hopper Page is

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JOE BOYETTE Most Easy-Going Boy PATSY ACOR Most Dependable LARRY EDWARDS Most Athletic Boy SHELBY WEBB Neatest Girl WAYNE PARLOW Most Versatile Boy NORMA WILLIAMS Most Cheerful Girl STANLEY RAINES Best Natured Boy MARY ANN ARNOLD Most Co-Operative Girl FAYE HUNT Most Friendly. Page 19