Kennedy High School - Kenala Yearbook (Kennedy, AL)

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To Helen Sherrill, Jean Porter leaves her teaching ability since she doesn't plan to use It herself, although she may be teaching, but not as a profession; also, her place In the office to Mike Cline, so Mary won't be lonesome. To Mike Cline, James Vice leaves his ability as a football punter next year. To Lois Wiggins, Faith Wheldon leaves her ability to play the piano along with her musical voice for sin ing. Frank Gilliam would just like to leave, period. However, he would like to leave his elaborate ways of typin' with the typing teacher, Mrs. Carpenter, just in case someone needs It next year. To Joan Wilson, Peggy Ann Lindsey leaves her sweetness and kindness. Gene Caraway leaves his salesmanship ability to anyone who will use it next year in selling magazines. Vala Gilliam leaves her knowledge on keeping quiet to Gaylor Mae Moore. To Francis Crowley, Sue R ishing leaves her excessive talking ability and good personality. Norman Miller leaves the Kennedy High School with best wishes for its progress and success. Kaywood Stokes leaves his wisdom and knowledge on how to get along with his teachers to Tommy Hysaw. Jackie Anderson wills his ability to wise-crack to Jack Davis. Foy Lee Prater leaves his ability to sing bass for Mrs. Vick to give someone when she is in need of sich a voice. James Yerby leaves to Steve Barnes his outstanding intelligence. 19

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LAST ' ILL AND TESTAMENT ’..e» the Senior Class of 19S2» being of sound mind and body, hereby dedicate our last will and testament to the faculty and student body of Kennedy High School, To the Junior III Class we leave some of the beams of our radiant faces, so there will be light for them to follow in their coming school years. To the Senior II Class we leave our policv of class cooperation and a renewal of school spirit. To Mr. Hayes and the faculty we give our sincere appreciation for the patience and kindness they have shown us luring our school days. To our beloved sponsor. Miss Inez Douglass, the Class of 1952 wishes to express our appreciation for her untiring efforts, kindness and the understanding she has shown to us this school term and the preceding years. To all future class presidents, Oneal Watkins wills his democratic power of convincing and ruling Judgment. To Mary Davis, Deidri Blaylock leaves her place as head cheerleader and ability to carry on office work for Mr. Hayes. To Virginia Sterabridge, Jewell Cobb bequeaths her secrets of being friendly to everyone. To Mavis Owens, Barbara Ayres and Loudell McDaniel leave their knowledge of Palmetto. To Ethel Trull, Ann Richards and Bobby Sue Owens leave their love for fun and laughter. To Jerry Jones, Herbert Higdon and Wayne Waldrop leave their ability to play football, and their knowledge of lovemaking as well. Mae G. Holliman leaves her swefet personality to Grace Bohannon. Ralph Carroll leaves his place in the Senior Class to be filled if possible(?) He leaves it with high standing. To Clara Jean Moohe, Faye Prater bequeaths her good looks and ability to participate in social activities. Joe Billy Hamm stated that he had no desire to leave anything to anyone. But one thing he wishes to leave is his sympathy to everyone who has to take Economics and Democracv. Betty Joe Crawley leaves her worries and troubles as class secretary and treasurer to anyone who will accept it. Lavoy Newman leaves a few hints on how to handle women. He will gladly explain these to anyone who wishes first hand information. Ruth Richards leaves her technique and skill on how to attract men and get dates with them to Sylvia Kate Foster. To Otis Johnson, Waldon Mathis leaves his driving ability and his knowledge of the navy and foreign ports. To Copeland Nabors, Billy Wayne Crowe leaves his skill to play basketball, with the idea he is doing Coach Carpenter a favor, as well as Copeland. To all prospective housewives of the Senior II Class Five Easy Lessons from Jean Wright. 18

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n4 a 4 Mary Davis Copeland Nabors Sylvia Poster Grace Bohannon Steve Barnes Prances Crowley A Jack Davis Lois Wiggins Helen Sherriell Vice President 20 Virginia Stembridge Secretary Clara Jean Moore Treasurer