Marlinton High School - Marlintonian Yearbook (Marlinton, WV)

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WILLS I, CHIPPER WILLIAMS, hereby will my ability to thump people on the head with a class ring to Chuck Davis because he has been on the receiving end long enough. I, JUDY BENNETT, will my locker on the balcony to Charlotte Beverage hoping she can get a certain freshman boy to locker with her. I, LINDA WOODDELL, hereby will to Sandy Hinds my ability to get a boy from Hillsboro because I understand she is interested in a certain one. I, SHIRLEY ANN GALLAHER, do hereby will my ability to side-swipe fire hydrants to any junior who has the courage to face his parents later. I, GLORIA BOGGS, will my seat in typing to Inez Boggs and hope she will make fewer errors than I did. I, MARY RUTH BARLOW, will to Connie Broce my ability to catch the right man. I, RANDALL SHIELDS, do hereby will my English book to the fire fighters. I, LOIS ANN BEVERAGE, will my ability to take care of a husband, keep house, and go to school at the same time to Mary Lee Shafer. I, SHARON HEDRICK, do hereby will my majorette uniform to next year ' s majorette in hopes that it will fit her better than it did me. I, RIGER IRVINE, will to the football team of next year the privilege of gazing admiringly at the trophies our team won THIS year. I, GARRY McELWEE, do hereby will my intelligence to anyone who wants to spend 6 years in high school. I, JERRY BUZZARD, being ofunsoundmind leave to every member of Marlinton High School the equipment to build a neon sign with my name on it in front of the high school so as to remem¬ ber that great student that was here . . .me. I, SHAROL MILLER, do hereby will on the 10th day of December in the year of 1963, to any junior at Marlinton High who has the desire to become a star, my face. I ' m quite sure you will be a hit, especially in Frankenstein movies. I, DWIGHT DILLER, being of strong mind, do hereby will my ability to goof-off in band to ChuckDavis in hopes that he will feed Brownie regularly and keep Charles Farley out of trouble. I, JACK NELSON, will my goatee to MichaelMcMann, for he loves them dearly. I, SAM C. McCARTY, will my driving ability to Coach Friel ' s Driver ' s Ed. group forever and ever. I, BECKY McCUNE, will my ability to be a senior at 16 to anyone who is willing to fight for his rights among the other seniors. I, CHERYL McNEILL, do hereby will my once blonde hair to all blondes with the hint that peroxide won ' t last forever. I, SANDY MOYERS, will the title of new girl to those who fell up and down the stairs look¬ ing at me. I, MARSHA MADISON will my shorthand speed to Carrie Hodge in hopes she will be able to take dictation from Chuck Davis. I, WAYNE BEVERAGE,do hereby will my typewriter to anyone who can use it better than I.

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