Buchanan High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Buchanan, TN)

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c5en1O11s TRESSA MOODY Deep brown eyes, running over with glee. M , TOMMY PARKER . Life is what we make it. an X , DONALD WILLIAMS Oh, some power the giftie gie me to see my- self as others see me. 'flux-1.-Qi JAMES WILLIAMS Master of Mischief. 7 ' A ff SHIRLEY WILLIAMS ' id 5 Q. 1 f That romantic Romeo had nothing on me. i RUTH w1LLoUGHBY s ' ' A A A maid demure and sweet Q' A whom all delight to meet. Wdi' A P ' . 1 , 'Y vi.: ' X '-- ' -iiii - fa. ,fha X - a r , f mfg I 'L I., X H, 'la Z X M A 'hr

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fhr- en 101'-3 HAZEL HINSON Experience makes one wise, GENEVA HUGHES After 4 years of high school, I can still enjoy life. THOMAS KILPATRICK Mighty Thomas has talked out. GENE KING There 's a naughty little twinkle in her eyes. PEGGY MAUPIN Eager to learng Ready to do, NORMA MCCUISTON Her voice is very soft and lowg a remarkable thing in a woman,

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Chev ZQJJI' We, the Senior class of 1955, being of sound mind and unselfish of heart, do hereby execute our last will and testament. ARTICLE I To our dear teachers we leave our sincere thanks and appreciation for bearing with us throughout our school days. ART IC LE II To the Juniors we leave our love for William Shakespeare and English Litera- lure, ART IC LE III To the Sophomores we leave all the valuables we couldn't find in the rush of leaving. ARTICLE IV To the Freshmen we leave our ball and chain. ARTICLE V I Thomas Kilpatrick, leave Mr. Kemp with one less headache. I Carolyn Culpepper, leave my basketball uniform to Wanda so it will stay in the family. I Norma McCuiston, leave so there will be one less problem child at Buchanan I Bobby Clayton, leave my curly hair to Delbert Clayton. I Donald Williams, leave my Toni Kit to Billy Wilson. I John Blount, leave the office keys to Brooks Simmons. I Shirley Ealey, leave my pleasant disposition to Joan Hughes, I Ralph Bucy, leave my get up and go to Johnny Oliver, I Betty Green, leave my small figure to Martha Ray. I Geneva Hughes, leave anything I can't carry with me to Mrs. Grubbs. I Tommy Parker, leave my place on the radiator to Johnny Adams, I Gene King, leave my high voice to Peggy Culpepper. I James Williams, leave my unfinished English assignments to Jimmy Alton, I Tressa Moody, leave my innocent ways to Margaret Wilson. I Shirley Williams, leave my unshaved whiskers to Ronald Williams, I Peggy Maupin, leave my happy go lucky ways to Wanda DePriest, I Hazel Hinson, leave nothing, cause I'm carrying everything to Franklin. I Ruth Willoughby, leave, ain't that enough?