Chuckey High School - Barker Yearbook (Chuckey, TN)

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SE l0R CLASS WILL In antlcipation of a great event which 1S bound to come into our lives some day, and which will leave us devold of our property rights in the Chuckey Higb School, we make this, our last wlll and testament,fully real izing that lt may never be executed There is a certaln satisfaction, however, in contemplating all that high school life has eant to us, and 1D figuring out Just what we should do with our property that is, what we should do 1f we had any property In that splrit is this will 1nscr1bed If we had any grades, and if we did, we woulan't know why we deserv ed them, we would vill hem to the whole student body, well know lng that there wouldn't be enough to quarrel over If we had any lntelligence, and we hope we did, we would pas it on to the faculty We feel that they will need it to cope with all the situatlons ahead of them Now, what can we leave the freshmen? Well, they'll need a can of spinach to give them strength The Sophomores? They won't need anything They have their nerve If there 15 anythlng that can euual the nerve of a sophomore we have failed to meet up fith lt Our beloved juniors? We wish them all the happiness in the world Ttey've certainly had little happiness in their school life up to this polnt We hope they can engoy themselves when we get out of their way our flnger prlnts all over the building, the echo of our voices ringing through the halls The happy experiences whlch we have enjoyed w pa s on to others retaining only our memories which we take with us, as we go from hlgh school It is our wish that all the cla ses which follow us may have the same pleasure and lnsplration out of high school th t we have had Individually we wish to dispose of a few personal possessions that we may have accumulated honestly or otherwlse during our pu suit of knowledge We do bequeath the following mentloned property to vit I Nellie Vest, leave y own personal copy of the book HOJ TO SLECP PEACE'FUfLY IN cmss to Joanna Burger I, Ted Wilhoit, will my athletic ability to Clarence Chandley in hope that he will be a great professional star I, Jo Solomon, will my ability to gab in the halls and classrooms to Joyce Fannon providing she can find as many thlngs to gab about I, Linda Jaynes, will my ability to borrow typing paper and erasers to anyone who is slick enough to get by with it I, Jr Phillips, will my llfe, llberty, and pursuit of women to Bay Maupin Watch out that you don't get caught I, Faye Stanton, will my versatllity to the incoming Freshmen girls so that they can take part in as many activities as I have 1 I, Marlen Gene Collins, will my ability to woo the girls to Don Leonard s nce he has a good start I, Marilyn Burgner, will my vivacity to Betty Jo Hice, but I hope that she can corral hers better so that she won't break up study hall fl Clifton Corby, will my 75's to Bob Bailey as I am sure he can make use o hem I, Marie Lamb, will my reputation as a skillful driver to Kay Corby that she won't take the s1de of the river bridge I, Mary Agnew, will my quiet ways to Judy Reece, which I am sure will appreciated by all her teachers h I, Marla Corby, will my studious habits to the Seventh Grade Class, eaven knows they need them I, Richard Burgner, will my size 125 basketball shoes to Norman Jaynes so he can kick his way to becoming a professional star Mi h Ii Marlene Morrison, will my abllity to catch a man to Geraldine tc el l. ' - . J 4 I - 2. ' - ' S 3. ' I . I+: A ' . q 0 C 1.. . X Je ' J 6. To the whole school we leave our foot prints on the sands of time, 7. ' , fo S J , ' . A I s l - 9 so ' ' . be . as ,