Great Bridge High School - Causeway Yearbook (Chesapeake, VA)

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4 FRIE NDLIEST Elizabefh Sawyer Stoney Martin MOST POPULAR Ruby Tubbs Gary Thompson MOST ATHLETIC Bobby Curling Jimmy Calhoon BEST DRESSED Eddie Payne Merilene Dozier - MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Marvin Curling Yvonne Harris

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BEST ALL ROUND Pete Harrell Merilene Dozier MOST INTELLECTUAL PERLATIVE Leonard Rogers Carolyn Pugh WITTIEST Shirley Pritchard .lack Peoples 40 BEST LOOKING Gary Thompson lsabelle McNulty

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ln these last few days of our high school career, we the undersigned do hereby draw up this our last will and testament for those we leave behind. Ruby Tubbs leaves her private wallflower to Betty Jo Doughty. Jimmy Calhoon hands down to Raymond Rober- son his dancing ability. To Joyce Herndon goes the school interest of Carolyn Pugh. Shirley Smith bequeaths her singing voice to Peggy Dixon . Lucy Credle passes her Geometry Book to Millie Street. ' From Isabelle McNulty to Dixie Davis goes wit. Richard Peake leaves James Everton his football ability. Audrey DeBaun wi l ls her boisterousness to Roberta Turner. From Durwood Curling toWilbur Parker go foot- ball honors. Meri lene Dozier leaves Shirley Paxson her cheers for G .B .H . Ann Brothers leaves Doris Harrison her ability to skip school without being caught. To Thomas Clark, Leonard Rogers sends his art interest. Marvin Curling bequeaths Frank Beasley h i s wisecracks. Hope McDonald passes on to Audrey Tennefoss her crocheting. From Marjorie Whedbee to Norma Jones goes driving ability. Ann Dixon hands over to Peggy Fields her ability to get to school on time. Hard work in Bookkeeping is the gift of Eddie Payne to Perry Harris. Jack Peoples leaves James Todd his ability to make straight A's. Ability to dodge the draft passes from Pete Har- rell to Lyle Pugh. Wayne Hogge leaves Jenneth Twiford his clar- inet. Elizabeth Sawyer to Dickie Pratt: short hair. Diplomacy is willed to Alice Sawyer by Ellis Moore . Bunny Owens leaves her typing speed to Shirley Halstead. Arlene Cameron wills her quietness to Josey Pratt. Bobby Curling presents her little feet to Shirley Gower. Barbara Sermons wishes to leave Shirley Paxson her blond hair. Barbara Styron passes Rudolph Roberson her Beta Club membership. From Jean Edwards to Landis Neal goes ability to write play reports. Jane Harrel is receiver of Joyce Davis' ability to catch a man. Ray Proctor leaves Henry Privott his height. Janey Hudgins leaves Betty Swain her ability to cut her hair. Gary Thompson leaves Frankie Mc Neill his many school activities. Bill Phillips leaves his hotrod to Billy Livingston. Lonnie Hogge's gift to Jeanette Thomas is his Plane Geometry grade. Henry Cahoon leaves Billy Livingston his wrest- ling tricks. From Eugene Oakes toGlynn Hooker: his cym- bals. Frank Gracy leaves Larry Williams his dancing. Bob Lemmon receives his girl friends from Curtis Wood. Blanche Smith leaves Betty Fentress her crush on Stoney Martin. Bobby Wirt leaves Howard Crenshaw his love of studying. Cecil Jennings bequeaths to Tommy Johnson his weight. Basketball ability is the gift of Dorothy Doxie to Ann Harrell. For Buddy Old the curls of Eddie Fulford. Joyce Ballance leaves Phyllis Jordan her ability to stay out of trouble. Shirley Pritchard wills Keith Edwards her iolly laugh. Pauline Young gives Pat Flanagan her Beta Club Membership. Eunice Woolard passes on to Rosalie Ward her ability to parler francais. Betty Kilgore turns over to Bonnie Paxson her attendance record. Evelyn Smith leaves Marion Kilgore herathletic ability. Stone Martin hands over to Maurice Nichols his friendliness. Martin Domokos leaves Roy Ambrose his ability to borrow money on a date. John Lancaster is the recipient ofthe art appre- ciation of Ray Hackworth. Raymond Umphlett bequeaths to Ernie Fulford his quietness. Robert Mercer leaves Alan McKenney his friend- ly nature. Frank Leary wills Claude Porter his muscles. Yvonne Harris leaves to sister June Harris her enthusiastic school effort. by Yvonne Harris Ruby Tubbs