Robert E Lee High School - Scabbard Yearbook (Montgomery, AL)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Cont. Marijoyce Tuck leaves her artistic ability to Judi Jarrard. Alice Bach leaves the worry of keeping her white skirt clean to next year's cheerleaders. Agatha Cauthen leaves her witty ways to her brother, Fredi Mary Glenn Browder leaves her marching shoes to her sister, Tina Wylodean Ward and Juanita Townsend leave their quiet ways to Johnnie Lee Dean and Anne Swanner. Sylvia Gardner leaves her small waist to Johnnie Lee Dean. Janet Bigger leaves her broken fingernails to next year's typist for the Stars and Bars. Judy Ragland leaves her old and broken reeds to Robert Ward in hopes that he will have one when Mr. Long calls on him to play. Donna Wyatt leaves all of this year's Stars and Bars to next year's historian. Jean Bedsoie leaves the ability to type fifteen minutes per word to Marsha Mitchell. Jansa Dodson leaves her ability to play golf to any girl who has the time and energy. Ballard Hillman leaves the rest of his share of the D. 0. Club to Glenn Thompson. Barbara Jean Taylor leaves the position as dental assistant for Dr. Julian H. Jones to Pat Turnipseed. Frances Beasley wants to keep her boy friend and engagement ring but leaves everything else. Suzanne Lindsey leaves her history notebook to Fran Jones to unscramble and use. John Moseley leaves his English papers to Lee LaFollette. Marie Barker leaves her ability to play the piano to Glenn Sanford, Benny Meadows leaves his prettiest smile, lovable personality, and tiny feet to a most fortunate lad, Neil Rucker. Earl Mills leaves to Jack Bell his llUniversity of Alabama notebook. V Bob Bruce leaves his secret love of all girls and the ability to remain a bachelor to Robert Earl Pinson, Claytonia McKenzie leaves her place in Consumeris Education to Isabelle Kyser. Wynine Hodges leaves her gift of gab to Lena Frances Dean. Jean Darnell leaves a place in first period history class to anyone lucky enough to get Miss Johnson. Dona Boyd leaves to Ann Strickland one weIl-written-in bookkeeping book. Jackie Holloway leaves her beat-up majorette boots to anyone who thinks she can fill them. Betty Jordan leaves Tina Browder to anyone who thinks he can handle her. Barbara Johns leaves her first period class to Patsy Shiver. Carolyn Cox leaves Shakespeare's cross word puzzles to Martha Clyde Atkins. Bill Shepherd leaves the unlevel plane of the school to the juniors so Warren Martin won't worry about it. Ouida Faye Atkins leaves her friendly ways to her sister, Martha Clyde. Harold Blake leaves his dancing shoes to Charles Borden. Susan Burnham leaves her blistered feet to next year's ad salesman of the llSCABBARD, Lattie Collins leaves his ability to torment Mr. Berry to Richard Keller, Bob Hummer leaves his love of the north to some other Yankee. Judy Gillespie leaves her unabridged copy of uWAR AND PEACE to any junior brave enough to take it. John Albert Holloman leaves his right to sleep late On school days to anyone who lives near the school. Joel Cole leaves his cute smile to Jim Sullivan. Frances goode leaves her ability to always ask questions to some other dumb soul. Jimmy Kempton leaves his ability to sleep in class to next year's Iazybone. Rod Lide leaves his height and Jerry Dickey leaves his weight to Baba Mallory. Dolly Miller leaves her sweet disposition to Jan Gregory who doesnt need it anyway. Robert Loftin leaves his old campaign pencils to anyone crazy enough to run for an office. Weldon Mattews leaves his dirty Sousaphone for some lucky sophomore to clean and polish. Colleen Tulley leaves her old math papers to next year's solid and trig students. ' Pat Misciagna leaves his big supply of jokes to Rex Akin. Richard Moses leaves his physics workbook to Mr. Price so he can form a new theory of relativity. Sue Ellen Waters leaves her blond hair to someone who now has to resort to peroxide Mickey Newman leaves his place on the scoring column to any member of the next year's team who doesn't mind being bottom man on the football totem-pole. Edward O'Donnell leaves his place on the back of Larry Shaveris motorcycle to some other dunce. Spencer Ross hopes to leave. Emmett Williams leaves his curly hair and beard to William Marion Hill, Jr. John Williamson leaves his great height to Ken Kranzuch. Signed, The First Graduating Class.