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‘Pat” “Billie” “Kenny” “Betty” “Mary Lou” “Carolyn” ■Pat” “Shirley” aa«i “Bobby” “Jo Ann” “Bobby” “Annette” “Billy” “Mary Ann” “Glenn” “Frances” “Pat” s- ; ' 33 ;SB ■ , V “Carolyn’ TWELVE LONG YEARS “Joyce” “Virginia” i
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CLASS WILL We, the Seniors of Atlantic High School in the town of Oak Hall, the county of Accomack, the State of Virginia, having struggled through four hard years of high school and realizing that, as a result, we are weak of mind and body, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. It is our last request that the following be carried out to the smallest detail. I, Kenneth Adams, leave my ability to drive my Ford to Kenneth Miles. Use it well. I, Pat Bradley, leave my “come hither” eyes to J. W. Tapman. I, Dempsey Bruton, leave my muscles to Herman Chesser. I, Francis Campbell, leave my love for colleges to Laura Ellen Trader. I, Maxwell Christopher, leave Jane Ann Bode in the care of Mike Mitchell. Take care of her. I, Richard Coffin, LEAVE. I, Charles Drewer, leave my ability to get sent out of class to Bob Wessells. I, Buddy Hodge, leave my ability to lose women to Jerry Varner. I, Carlton Justice, leave my conceit and way with women to Franklyn Onley. I, Pat Lang, leave my ability to get “fighting mad” with a typewriter to William Earl Dennis. I, Carson Long, leave aU my girl friends to Stanley Smith. I can’t take them with me. I, Bob Markland, leave my Yankee heritage to Betty Camper. I, Vincent Marnier, leave the back steps to Iris Ann Gunter and Billy Sparrow. I, Glenn Matthews, leave my “speedy ways” to P.D. Fisher. Watch the ditches. I, Wrendo Mears, leave my “sernaders” to Jimmy O’Toole. I, Bob Miller, leave my “secret dharm” to the one who needs it. I, Larry Rantz, leave my love for “Chinco” to Thomas Matthews. I, Frankie Shannon, leave my curly hair to Marvin Justice. Take special care when shampooing. I, Bobby Sparrow, leave my tackling ability to Lawerence Davis. Do your best. I, Billy Taylor leave my spit curl to Albert Miles. I, Jimmy Pronier, leave my great Physics knowledge to whoever needs it in class. I, Carolyn Bailey, leave all my commercial books to Shirley Bailey. Don’t lose them. I, Joyce Bailey, leave my quietness to Rosine Pollitt. I, Betty Bloxom, leave my brown eyes to Betty Sparrow. I, Annette Brittingham, leave my ability to make a hoop shot to Judy Lang. I, Carolyn Broadwater, leave my blonde hair to Brenda Sayer. I, Jo Ann Byrd, leave my love for Parksley to Jeanette Hall. I, Carolyn Chesser, leave my appendix to Lula Mae Miles. Gone but not forgotten, I, Mary Jane Fletcher, leave my quiet laugh to Mamie Lou Trader. Giggles are permitted. I, Mary .Ann Hall, leave my love for typing to Phil Watkinson. A typewriter is human. I, Virginia Jordan, leave my red hair to Katherine Williams. We, Patsy Killmon, Frances Moore, and Shirley Bundick, leave our strong basketbaH defense to next year’s guards. I, Mary Lou Lambden, leave nothing. I, Billie Lou Marshall, leave my recipe for going steady to Winnie Rhodes. I, Billie Miles, leave my knee-socks to Mary Margaret Taylor. Hope they keep you warm. I, Sara Taylor, leave my “speedy Dodge” to Midget Taylor. Watch the speed limits. We, the Senior Class of 1954, leave our bad habits to the Junior Class. Have as much fun with them as we have had. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands and seal this day of June, 1955.
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