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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Upon beralf of my client, the class of 1959, Of Britton's Neck High Sctool of the County of Marion, State of South Carolina, I have called you together upon this solemn and serious occasion to listen to her last will and testament, and to receive from her dying hand the iew gifts she has to bestow in her last moments These are her decislors, as at last deiinitely arrived at through very deliberate consideration owing to the flightly conditions of her brain, she may quite possibly have been mistaken in her inventory, but such things as she thinks she has, she hereby gives into your possession Listen, then, one and all, wrile I read the document, as duly drawn up and sworn to First To hr Griffin, our well loved Superintendent, we leave the sincere hope that next year's class will be as good as ours, knowing that such a high standard is seldom obtainable Second To Miss James, our beloved sponsor, we leave the sincere devotion of the class of 1959 Third To the Faculty, we leave all the amazing knowledge and startling information that we have furnished from time to time in our various exam lnation papers rourth To Joyce datson, we leave Alice Altman's basketball ability hopes that she will make better use of it. Fifth To Royce Watson, we leave Paul Richardson's good looks and ability to catch a girl Sixth To Carolyn Richardson, we leave Louise Richardson' love of short hand in hopes that she will engoy it as much as she did Seventh To Jim Pitts, we leave Jan Lovell's basketball ability in hopes that he will make better use of it school paper with John Paul Jones' famous quotation 'don'+ give up the ship Tl Ninth To Edsel Williams, we leave Ralph watson's leadership ability and ability to learn in hopes that he will make better use of it Tenth To tle next Co editor Joan Stephens leaves her ability to publish a perfect annual Eleventh To Bernona Lowrrmore, we leave Doris R1chardson's happy disposi tlon Twelfth To Margaret Larrimore, we leave Nancv Richardson's curly hair in hopes that she will keep it combed as neatly as she does Thirteenth To Jeanette Richardson, we leave Elizabeth Anne Baxley's troing ability in hopes +hat ner speed will be better than hers Fourteenth To James Swintz, we leave Wyman Cox's witty disposition in hopes that he will obtain as manv friends as ue did F1ft66H+H To Jim Lovell, we leave R L Holden's ability to sleep in lit erature class in hopes taat no one will disturb him If the client las overlooked anything she leaves it to Mr Davis, th Custodian, to burn ln order that he may keep the school warmer nex+ year Sivned and sealed in the presence of Sir Loin Steak Sir Cum Ference E t T Conn O en Senior Class '59 B N H 5 Attorney Nancy Richardson ZZ I 1 0 A a D I . . . .J Q . . L .. . Q . L- ' I 3. ' , . : , , . - . , . . . . z . X A . . 0 . . , . . . . . F . . 0 H z T . . . in 4 . I - : ' ' S h - A ' . . O . I Eighth: To Elaine Altman, we leave Janell Poston's ability to run the A L ' ' J 1-'f O . . I . . . I O . . u I . ' 1 . 1 , . , . H . . O 'A .: ' ' - L s n V 1 ' O ' .vzl . 0 o A ' , 1 . I . . . n i f ' . ' e xl u Q L' 0 0 0 0
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CLASS PRQPHECY I was wander n t ro F tne Iva Toy slow 1n F110 HBWQI1 lookln t elfts for wg-frlends bacm 1n Amerl Here I was wltbodt mv Fam lv and old frwends ln a forexen country, teachlr th s l ttle chlldren A my hes t e wa flllei 41th tea nlnv and nur t'e slck, SlDC6 there weren't m ny nurses here Doln my best to P1Ck a Plft from so many slzes and slaves I fell 1nto a daydream At my f HZSTIIFS was a army of soldlers why look' In the mlddle 1 R L Holden wlth four st lps on nls arm Nell, he as ber cant and lh cha c of a group of Lo s He IS stationed n Japan and looks very strlct As I turn my head sllfrtly, I see a secretary S1ttlHP at a desk Yes, lt IS Louise dlcnardson taxmng o1ctat1on from her boss I hear WLSIC' Can Jt really be ter? wry, of course lt 15 Mexroforltan Opera's best slneer, Dorls Rlchardson There sne stood ln a heaut ful gown loom n tue best I had ever seen Yer The muslc began to f de as she was about to w nd down Across the alsle from our Urea s naer 1S a lase all player wlth nNew Yorx Yankeesn wrltten on n1s Sllrt basey btrenael sur ly icked a eood one to take Hlchle Mantle's place w en he olcked our o n Ralph watson I know Br1tton's Nec 1S proud of a llttle lea uer groan up to be a ble lea yuer They are talklng over CUSIHGSS LOCKING cl ser I reall e t must be Alice Altman and Nancy R1chardson Tmey are both lawyers and stlll worklng to- bether ln South Carol1na's state C8C1t81 Over 1n the back I see a o Plllilnt wlth Desota DlVlS1OH of Chrysler Incorportatlon wrltten above And ln front Nynan Cox lS standnna He is manaver of th t nblg bulldlngn ln DSLTOlt, MICNIUGD A llttle 1 rtfer over ws a carpenter SUf6TX1S nv a use t t lS Jn process of hemng bullt Most ol us know lt has to e Paul Rlcnardson Jr Paul has taken over h1s Dad's ork as a carpent r ard farmer Even th u n he works hard, he finds t1me to spend wltf h1s famlly, S1HCC he lSh't sln le anymore A patch of SHlHy S11Ver 1S the next thmnv to ca ch my eye Tkere's someone standlng in the door as the ble sly cllooer sounds a 1f lt mlpat he ready to taxe off That person as Smlllng and wavlng Yes, I thouvht so' It's Janell Poston, chlef s ewardess of trat olane Her flyln days are al most over S1HCS only slnvle flT1S can be a stewardess I've almost lad a renunlon 11nd1nv tie raduatlng class of 1959 1n hls gualnt llttle shop But two of the Sennors are N1SS1D I m st flnd them! But someore 1S calllng mf name nMlSS Baxlev, Please come mv mother has brok n her leg,' was the plea of a llttle s1x year old boy As I was bout to rush out I had to stop for there by the door was a doctor and nurse Ther seemed to be operatlng on someone Yes, I recovnlzed them at fl1St glance to be Jan Lovell and Joan Stephens They botn seemed happy ani to ot engoylnv thelr wer, I wlshed that they Jere nere to help me doctor this poor woman UMISS Baxley, would you please hurry,W S 1d tie same llttle boy I had to leave wltnout ny Ulft I came for my fr ends But I rece ved a Q it E5 eelng all the gr1duat1ng class of 1559 and to kno that eacr made a s ccess Ellzabeth Anne Baxley Z3 - , J .I 1 . . . . . . n . .L In wif' . . V .1 A ,,. I if cz M, . , . . ng I . v Q . - - Va. . N - L . ,. N . . . . - . . v L . . - I ' . gg .S S . I Q Q A, u If S . , V . . . . E . . I Q ' . V, 1 . C 5 3111.2 .5 ' 61, 0 . W . . . y . ,J - J , .. X . 1 -I , 'vs -' . ' .. 4, - , x . :Q ' 4 .B . . , . . 1 . 1 A O Q Q . F I Q A . 519 . Q . . . 4 ., - 4. N If g 1 I ,J Q . Q . . - A .. . M ve I . . . . , , . 1 . . . .I A . 1 . ' ' 'y 5 n A ul H .Q l U 0 I - I I 7 I ' ,F -.. . - . I ' ' , . I r I 4 ,-:. 0 -L , , , . . 1 g . v I q El. Q. o . L . . . ., -.1 l :, I P ' , . I . N . 1 -1 N ' 1 v 3 I . V . ., . V- . W . I I- A ru A Q . 4 ,, . . V . A , ff , '- ,. 5, 0 . . . . . . A llttle further down I see two young ladles stand ng 1B a blg offlce. . . . . . . . -. . . ,: IO L. 1 . ,v . . Q l A . . . U A . ' Q . . . N . - . . . Q. . U 151, I I L. ff e . Y . . 4- . . . 9 I s . , : g H . . . . - . , . . :I Q 7 Y: ' , Q . Q. . .5 L - - ' .1 J r - w. - 1 T no ' wa the . 1' ,' .- . - . ' . U ' - ., - - A rr' ri 9 - 4- 0 A X' . - . . . . . , . - n - ef 0 1 . a o . 4, ' . . ,- L1 a 1 , . , . ' S . . . I I 1 :J X I1 ' ' ' , . . . . . V f I I Q :il I . L I v ' .-. ,L u I A .. 0 . ' . . . . ., -. I 0 1 . U . . ,i . - . . .I ,Ii I L' z . . - . F . . . , . 11 . ' gl -'- - . . . Y . - , , 0 V , ... V ' ' - 5 . L1 , . 4 0 7 . . . 1 L - ' ' .g - ' A 1' 4' 4 1-. o , . 1 . . . 1- . , 5. up . If . Q . W A . . . ... A c- I - Q v' ' , ' 1 -I w-S , Q ' 1- A J - - .. . - ul. ' ' . ,., , , S a 3 c. J I I uv . V 1 ' .. , .
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