Riverton High School - Memories Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

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 JOYCE NAUGHER Judgement is forced upon us by experience. MARSHALL BEASLEY Working. Working, never shirking. Always happy. ” ANNIE LAURA PATTERSON Small folk seem to fill a place that no other can replace. CHARLES PATTERSON So far as my coin would stretch; and where it would not, I have used my credit. MILDRED (MICKEY) RAY 'Charm strikes the sight and merit wins the soul. ” BOBBY PARKS A loyal companion, an excellent friend, and earnest worker, and ture to the end.

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JEAN AYERS Imagination is the eye of the soul.' MORRIS DEAN PATTERSON Let not woman's weapons stain my manly cheek. MARY MOON Quiet, reserved and demure-. A friend upon whom you are always sure. FRANKLIN MILLER Always willing to lend a helping hand; often seen behind the wheel of his little 'red truck'. ” KATY EDWARDS Curly hair, shiny eyes, merry hu- mor, she’s a prize. JIMMY SEYMOUR Women are made to be loved, not to be understood.

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the class of '53 of the Riverton School being sane and at our right mind, do de- clare this to be our last will and testament; Jean Ayers leaves her big brown eyes to Martha Voekel. Betty Bridges leaves her sweet ways to the teachers to Jean Gault. Marshall Beasley leaves his good looks to Billy Mullins. Merle Carter leaves his place in everyones heart to the Juniors. Mary Moon leaves her ability to skip part of study hall to Betty Honey. Katy Edwards leaves her sweet personality to Billie Holder. Nelson Neeley leaves his place at Butler High to Dean Walker. Billy Kimbrough leaves everything but his girl to Charlie Strong. Marjorie Beard leaves her ability to drive a car to Mary Brannon. Nancy Johnson leaves her pretty red hair to Jeanette Neeley. Bobby Parks leaves his ability to shoot pool to Jan White. Jimmy Seymour leaves his curly hair to Garland Joiner. Mickie Ray leaves her rambling ways to Bessie Shelton. Sylvia Clardy leaves her place in Mr. Wilbourn's heart to Jean Lamb. Maurice Patterson leaves his spot in Dechard to his girl friends. Charles Patterson leaves his old timey ways to everyone who needs them. Annie Patterson leaves her pretty smile to Mary Parker. Joyce Naugher leaves her ability to find ways to leave school to Yvonne Sharp. Franklin Miller leaves his Romeo ways to Dempsey Pugh. Billy Pepper leaves his tattle tale ways to W.D. Moon. Joyce Sims leaves her intelligence to Babs Smithey. Red Blackburn leaves his singing ability to Benny Lasseter. Billy Jo Walker leaves his front seat on the school bus to Donald Sublett. The Senior Class of '53 leaves its twelve years of work and fun to the Juniors. This being our last will and testament, we hereunto subscribe our names. Katy Edwards Mary Moon