Martin High School - Martinian Yearbook (Goodsprings, AL)

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I, JOAN FREEMAN, will to Thomas Gough my ability to pass in Miss White's literature class. I, JANE GLOVER, will my ability to always find a way to Suzanne Hartley. I, BECKY HORTON, will my ability to tear up a four-speed transmission to Susan Sanford. We, RONALD QREDQ MORROW AND MONTY QFREDJ STOCKMAN, being of sound mind and body QWE THINKIQ, will to the upcoming Seniors, who will wish they were Juniors again, Miss White, with hopes they will have better luck with her than we did. I, SANDY FULLER, will my desk in the back of English class to Joe Key. I, RICHARD ALEXANDER, will to Bruce Glover my ability to pass all subjects without trying. I, BARBARA BLACK, will my ability to play everyone's position but mine during those wild volleyball games to Gwen Kyzer. We, BRENDA KEETON AND MARTINE KEETON, will our ability to lead protest marches in front of the office to Sharon Franklin and Linda Busby. I, GRA DY GARNER, will my ability to lie down in my seat in Miss White's English class to Jimmy Garner. I, MARGARET WILLIAMS, will to Sandra Argent my title of Mrs. in the upcoming year. I, LINDA SHORT, will to Joan Quillen all my autographed desks and my good Up grades, and to Elizabeth Benson good luck in her Senior year. I, DOUGLAS HARTLEY, being of weak mind, will to Ray fBuckj Kilgore my two front teeth. I, RONNIE AULTMAN, will myself to Vickie Earnest. I hope she can take a hint. I, CHARLES GOUGH, will to Billy Ray Kilpatrick good luck with his future dairy farm, and to Cain Chappell my ability to play four games of basketball and have an average of O points per game I, DONNA BURKS, will to Sandra Sanford my ladylikeness, and to Jewel Kilgore my seat in second period typing, Witnesses: I I Lawyer If I af

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Last Will and Testament We, the graduating class of 1968, of sound mind and body, make our Last Will and Test- aments to those who will follow us. We realize we will soon be leaving, and we would like to leave something behind that will help the upcoming Seniors, in hopes they will be better prepared for their Senior year. I, MIKE BRASFIELD, will my ability to get hurt playing basketball or football to Joe Key. I, ANN STRICKLIN, will my ability to find the right Key my Senior year to Brenda Gil- bert, in hopes she doesn't lose hers. I, BARBAIUX MIZE, will my ability to be Subscription Editor of the Martinian to Janet Snow. I, MICKEY HORTON, will my neck harness and can of Ban spray to Larry Richards, Good- ness! He needs the Ban. I, DAVID THOMASTON, will to Arnold Brakefield my great love for fourth period typing, and to Johnny Bruner my good looks, intelligence, and athletic ability. Lots of luck, you'll need it, I, TOMMY GILBERT, will to Rickey Key my ability to play football, and to Boyce Hosmer my ability to wark at R. W. Key's. I, JOHN CROWE, being of sound mind and body, will to Bill Short my ability to chew gum in Miss White's English class and always get caught, and to Bob Jent my love for Dora girls and fast cars, and to Doris Busby and Tommy Perryman my ability to run out of gas. I, ROBERT HENDON, will my ability to get Sweetest in the Senior class to Steve Odom. I, BRENDA ARNOLD, will to Lynn Arnold my ability to graduate. I, ELLEN PURVIS, will my ability to stay in constant trouble with Miss White to Joan Quillen.

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PROPHET Ellen Purvis POET Mike Brasfield FRIENDLIEST Jane Glover - Richard Alexander A NEW DAY The sun rose to reveal a new yearg And we knew that we would not return To the school that we had come to love so dear, But enter a new life which we soon will learn. Now the life before us is not very clear, Clouded by the storms of confusion, Not like the simple life of yesteryear, Which in memory is a pleasant illusion. Many years ago we left home with tears in our eyes And entered school with frightened heartsg Now it is with tears that we must say good-bye, Knowing that we must part. The task before us is greatg Our future lies in the palm of fate.