James Wood High School - Woodbine Yearbook (Winchester, VA)

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lASl Wlll,A We, the class of 1951 of james Wood High School, being proved of sound :hind and body bequeath the following to those who will cherish them most in the years to come: Louise Jenkins wills to Pat Perry her 22finch waist line and her height of 4 feet and 11 inches. Gloria Clark leaves her pleasing way of getting along with people to Betty Madigan. Betty Keiter leaves to Betty Clark the opportunity of going to Girls' State. Page Huffman wills his studious way to Ray Ewing. Dorothy Coffelt leaves her quiet and lady-like manner to Margaret Ann Pullen. Irene Russell wills her naturally curly hair to her sister, Georgia. Helen Newcome and Gladys Lamp leave to Evelyn Luttrell and Linda LeDane their love for sports. Mary and Kitty Bragg leave their ability to get along as twins to the Hodgson twins. Julian Ebersole wills his dry wit and keen mind to James Patton. Jerry White leaves his big feet and bony elbows to john Taylor. Bill Bailey leaves his love to Mrs. Stickley. Dwain Place leaves to Calvin Shirley and Keven Omps his ability to drive a Ford. Nancy Baker wills her technique on How to Hold a Man Once You Get Him to Ann Brown. Ann Mongan leaves her love for New York to anyone who would like to have it. Graham Teets wills to Ray Morrison his distillery. Dorothy Barr wills her volume on How to Get a Man to Propose, to Frances Jackson. jean Marple wills her quietness to Tommy Biggert. Betty Ann Whitacre leaves to Eugene Baker her foolish ideas. Wilma Ferrell wills to Betty Lou Morrison her last dime. June Luttrell leaves her red hair to Colleen Largent. Millard Singhass leaves to Walter Lockhart his Composition book. Phyllis Herbaugh leaves her job as oihce girl to Pat Pingley. Ray Hines leaves his good looks and his place in the Senior Spotlight to Glenn Silman. jane Grim leaves to Susan Sargent her ability to get a diamond. Phyllis Dick leaves to Jean Dorsey her studious way. Jane Clevenger leaves to Lucy Clevenger the honor of being Best Dressed in 1952. Carolyn Solenberger leaves her dependability to Mary Fauhenstock. Barbara Trenary leaves her charming personality to Yvonne Armstrong. Carroll Dalton leaves to Benny Rogers his job of driving the school bus next year. Mary Virginia Dicks leaves her tall stature and feminine grace to Helen Hensley. Helen Owens leaves to Nancy Boyles her quiet ways and pleasant disposition. jo Ann Wilson, Roxanne Rogers, and Libby Hollis leave their love for Mr. Lovett and Chemistry to Fay Shyrock. Donna Smith and Pat Sutherland leave to the junior girls their love for the Navy. Shirley Peoples leaves to Mary LaRue her love for the boys. Ellen River leaves to Doris Clem her Gift of Gab. Minnie Russell leaves to Barbara Russell her ability to go steady with a sailor. Mae Snyder leaves to Georgiana Gum her love for the Ridgeway Roller Rink. Lois White leaves her shy and cute ways of doing things to Mary Ellen jenkins. Louise Walker leaves to Hilda Vann the opportunity of getting married as soon as she graduates. Sarah Marks leaves her report card with A's and B's to Shirley Barton. Mary Ann Mcllwee leaves to Virginia Bailey the opportunity of being majorette for Rouss Drum and Bugle Corp. 1 Donald Luttrell leaves his ability to drive a Buick to Billy Nicholson.