Clarke County High School - Talon Yearbook (Berryville, VA)

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3Gafit Mill anil ®patam?ttt We, the Senior Class of 1950, the County of Clarke, and State of Virginia, the minority of us being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills made by us. Ada Affleck bequeaths her sewing ability to Barbara Morris. You’ll soon have to be making nurse’s uniforms, you know. Skeeter Armel leaves her red hair to Carter Conley. They say it gets you in trouble sometimes, Carter. Ralph Bell wills his record for quietness to Gene Knupp. How about using a little — in class. Buddy Carroll bequeaths his teasing tactics to Iva Yeakley. Jimmy Carter bestows 12 inches of his height on Joyce Kaplon so she can see over Lloyd Good’s head. Betty Clark leaves her sophisticated airs to Doris Belford. Oppy Cunningham bequeaths his place in English class to Bill Feagans. The back of the room has its advantages, Bill. Irene Elliot leaves het giggle to Nancy Hawkins. Hope you like it as well as we do. Velma Feltner leave ' s her nickname “Tennessee Toddy” to Betty Journell. Jean Fletcher bequeaths her seat on the bench during basketball season to the next year’s guard. Hope you will keep it warm. Ray Fuller bequeaths his ability to play basket- ball to Wilson Bowles. Make good use of it, Wilson. Frances Funk leaves all the pictures left over from THE TALON to anybody who wants them. Howard Gardner bequeaths his ability to ans- wer history questions to Benny Lake. You had better make use of it, Benny. Phil Grim bequeaths his Spanish speaking abil- ity to Anne Rosenberry. Maybe this will help, Anne. Jack Hardesty bequeaths his interest in dairy farming to Eddie Lake. If you want a demonstration, Eddie, pay Jack a visit next year. Cora Harris bequeaths lunch box and book sack to Emma Wiley. Tommy Jones leaves his cute remarks to Rozier Feltner. Better watch out and not let them get you in trouble. Jay Journell bequeaths his beat-up De Soto to Jean Sipe. Marguerite Lloyd bequeaths her unassuming manner to Alvin Hummer. Marie Locke bequeaths her joking ability to Marjory Grim. Maybe she already has enough. Buddy Locke leaves his ability to pass the pig- skin to Preston Pitta. Preston, you have the mark- ings. Benny Longerbeam bestows his flirtatous ways to Billy Buckner. Watch, Billy, and don’t take too big a helping. Elsie Minghini leaves her physics book to Mr. Sunderlin. She can’t figure out how she got it in the first place. Edna Myers bequeaths her great sense of hum- or to Peggy Ann Hardesty. Nice to have, Peggy Ann. Albert Nicodemus bequeaths his singing voice to Mr. Boyce. How about a solo, Mr. Boyce. Beverly Peyton bequeaths his agricultural know- ledge to Billy Royston. Take heed, Billy. Edith Renner wills her artistic ability to Mar- garet Carroll. Make use of this, Margaret and you may become famous someday. Charles Roberson bestows his qualities of leader- ship to Luther Corbin. They may come in handy, Luther. Billy Rosenberry bequeaths his eye glasses to Page Levi. Or does she need them? Nettie Sipe bequeaths her long finger nails to Joyce Gilman. We hope you like them. Glenn Smallwood bequeaths his big mouth to Doris Ladd. Nelson Sours leaves his laughing ability to Billv Costello. Be sure to use it at the right times, Billy. Floyd Stickles bequeaths his curly hair to Noah Iden Carroll. Its better than a Toni, Noah. Louise Tate bequeaths her quick temper to Thelma King. Donald Thompson bequeaths his argumentative ab ility to Lloyd White. A little okay, but don ' t ovet- do it. Charles Welsh bequeaths his weight to Wayne Sours. Freida White bequeaths her cute ways to Mar- garet Shiley. They’re really becoming. Sally Williams bestows her studious attitude in class to Kenneth Wisecarver; it might help, Kenneth. Bea Wilson bequeaths all the dates she’s miss- ed by getting married to Virginia Anderson. In witness hereof I, Donald B. Thompson, have sel my hand and seal this day of June in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty. DONALD B. THOMPSON (Seal) — 26

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Httiiprgraiiuatp Arttuifips 1. Please do not feed the animals. 2. Guess what? 3. More sacks-!! 4. Road weight limits — 3000 lbs. 5. Speech!! Speech!! 6. The three stooges. 7. She-man. 8. Smile at the birdie. 9. Look at Charlotte smile. 10. Yum Yum!!! 11. Ready! Aim! Fire! 12. Happy holidays. 13. Rah! Rah! 14. Being good for the Easter bunny. 15. Spring fever. 16. De- livery service. 17. The teacher has gone out. 18. I won — yippeeee! 19. Hail-hail! The gang’s all here. 20. Life of leisure. 21. Sitting pretty. 22. Gruesome twosome! 23. Bashful. 24. Double trouble. 25. School days. 26. Happy ' birthday. 27. That Ipana Smile! ! 28. Up to the higher learning. 29. Mayday. 30. Mumps. 31. No. Parking.