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AST WILL AND TESTAME T We, the class of 1959 of Walter B1ckett H1gh School, do hereby make and declare thls to be our last w1ll and testament U1 form and manner as follows To the Jun1or class we bestow our Semor class pr1v1leges 1Il hopes that they Wlll have opportumty to use them next year Also we leave our ab1l1ty to enter and leave the park1ng spaces W1thOl1t gettmg h1t or h1tt1ng someone else Oh' Of coursewe w0u1dn't forget to leave our ab1l1ty to stay 1n after school for not preparmg our Eng 11Sh ass1gnment properly Last, we leave our bouts w1th PhYS1CS problems 1n hopes that someday the school w1ll acqu1re an elec tr1c computer to do them We the sezuors, ind1v1dually w1ll these thmgs, as follows Janet Allen, do bequeath my ab1l1ty to bu1ld floats to anyone who IS mentally able V1ck1 Barrett do bequeath my desert bootles to Jack Hlnson Bobby Booth, do bequeath my ab1l1ty to m1ss tackles to Butch O11ver Henry Browning, do bequeath my love for Chester S C to the drag race fans Wallace Calvert do bequeath my knowledge of the Latm language to M1ke Gordon B111 Canupp, do bequeath my 'love of h1gh school to Larry Rob1nson Mary E Ef1rd do bequeath my love of the good old t1mes to Drake Dodd and Bobb1 B1vens Ann Everett do bequeath my pos1t1on b9S1dE the trophy case dur1ng the f1ve mmute break to Carolyn Glynn Robert F1sher do bequeath my d1st1nct vo1ce at answer1ng quest1ons to B111 Brewer Johnn1e Funderburk, do bequeath my 3rd per1od class across town to Carolyn Stack Elura Gaskms, do bequeath my m1dn1ght t3.Xl serv1ce, after ball games, to anyone w1th a soft heart and a b1g car Rosemary Gettys, do bequeath my number 10 basketball un1.form to anybody who IS lucky enough to get It Tommy Graham, do bequeath my tlmld ways to Dav1d Morgan Bekl Gr1ff1n do bequeath my cheerleader headaches to Dor1s Jean Cllldy, and Susan Ph1l Hargett, do bequeath my love for algebra to brother, D1ck1e Dav1d H9dI'1Ck, do bequeath my seat on the football bench to Walter Whltt I Grace Helms, do bequeath my ab1l1ty to leave the school grounds f1rst to any lucky survivor We M1ckey Herrm and Maur1ce Walters do bequeath our ab1l1ty to wm co1n tosses to next year's co cap ta1ns I El1zabeth H111 do bequeath my he1ght to brother, Dean We, Donald House and Larry Trull do bequeath our h1deous ab1l1t1es to anyone desperate Agnes Jones, do bequeath my never obtamed seat m Sect1on One to Kaye Taylor Mary Keever, do bequeath my seat 111 Mr Taylor's Chemlstry class to B0bb1 Sue Pr1vett Ronn1e Kezlah, do bequeath my ab1l1ty to play football to anyone who can accept the consequences Charles K1ng, do bequeath my ab1l1ty to m1ss trap blocks to J1m Wellborn Walt La.ney, do bequeath my seat Lfl the late show to Joe Terrell Beth Lawson, do bequeath my love of Ocean Dr1ve Q0 D J to Dor1s Jean J1mmy Marsh, do bequeath my vocal cords to M1ss McKee Margaret McGu1rt, do bequeath my W111 power to Paula R1gg1ns D1ane Medlm do bequeath my qu1et VOICE to Patty Bramard Kathryn Mlller, do bequeath my ab1l1ty to foul to Al1ce Helms B111 MOTTIS, do bequeath my ab1l1ty to dr1ve to John Fa1rley Jack Presson, do bequeath my Job at Curry's to Robert Wall Anna PPICB do bequeath my band a1d box to Patsy Lynn Nancy Pr1ce, do bequeath my basketball shoe strmgs to Davld McGu1rt Jerry Ratchff, do bequeath my ab1l1ty to do shorthand to Wayne Deese B1lly Rawls do bequeath my ab1l1ty to get 1nto trouble and get caught to Chuck Penmngton Ronn1e RICE, do bequeath my typewnter lll the commerc1al room to anyone who W111 use lt to the best of the1r ab1l1ty Grady Roscoe, do bequeath my g1rls at the late show to Gene Jordan Frank Sell do bequeath my parkxng place 1n the cemetary to the upcom1ng hot rodders Lou1e Sell do bequeath my Job patrolmg the hall at the five mmute break to anyone Edd1e Setl1ff, do bequeath my Job at John Secrest s Store to Maurxce L1les Sal1e Smith, do bequeath my ab1l1ty to run red lxghts to Kaye Taylor John Spencer, don't bequeath anyth1ng because I ll need lt all next year in college Delan1e Sull1van, do bequeath my ab1l1ty to smg to Pat Gflfflll Patr1c1a Sutton, do bequeath my falthful seat m Mr Presson's second sect1on to Cousin Cmdy V1rg1n1a Wofsy do bequeath my runn1ng shoes to anyone who lS tardy Al1ce Wh1tener do bequeath my ab1l1ty to fly lIllO home room just as the tardy bell Tlllgs to Ann SLRES Dlck Vlorley do bequeath my love for French I to Harry Crow Dax 1d W1ll1ams, do bequeath my old gu1tar to anyone who can afford new strmgs John Hoyle W1ll1ams, bequeath love for head on tacklmg to Marv1n CMooseJ Stevens Julle W1ll1ams, do bequeath the mornmg sesslons 1l'l my Dodge to anybody's car that can hold them Chrlstme Wxlson do bequeath my path to school to Ann Sl.k9S I 6 I, . . . . 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MOST Cglstine LZIZYHCCEED ra idling FRIENDLIEST - Virginia Wofsy Louie Sell SUPERLATIVES LIKELY CUTEST MOST POPULAR MOST TALENTED Beth Lawson Beki Griffin Vickie Barrett Larry Trull Jack Presson Bill Morris
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5 K 'ii SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS KEEBIE BENTON, Secretary LYNN GETTYS, President DAVID MCSHEEI-IAN, Treasurer SAMMY GOODWIN, Vice-President 66464664 3 Ou
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