Dallas County High School - Hornet Yearbook (Plantersville, AL)

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1. 1. 1. I, 1. 1. I 1. I. 1. 1. who 1. I I. 1. I 1. 1. Continuation Of LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT DAVID SMALL, leave doubtfully. CHARLENE SMITH , leave my mini-skirts to Lucy Lott. SMITTY SMITHERMAN, leave my mark on every wall at DCHS. PHILIP TRAMMELL, leave my ability to grow a mustache to Ralph Blackmon. JUDY WYATT, leave my job as a library assistant to anyone who wants it. BILLY SMITHERMAN, leave my quiet disposition to Ben Cobb. KENNY HARRIS , leave my reputation as the smallest boy in the Senior Crass to Donald Barrett. DAVID BARNES, leave my body to Mrs. Martin's Biology Class. LARRY HART, would leave my books, but don't know where they are. FREEMAN BERRY, leave some of my skill in basketball to next year's team. MIKE ROBERTS, leave my ability to get married while going to school to anyone in the Junior Class has the nerve . RICKY ROBERTS , leave my ability to pick up paper during 6th period for smoking to Mike Latham. LARRY JONES , leave my ability to gain weight to Mrs. Gerhart. ROBERT CAVER, leave to Newton Gray my ability to drive a school bus. DAVID WRIGHT, leave my ability to be late each morning to Harold Moran. CATHY FOSTER, leave all my Wallace votes to Coach Carter. RICHARD OGLE, leave - - - lhope. DEBRA WRIGHT, leave my secret formula for making A's in American Government and Economics under Coach Carter to the Junior Class. 1. 1. I 1. 1. 1. RONNIE CHAMPION, leave Mr. Cosby to the whole school. CYNTHIA BEARDEN, leave my drum to Judy Pardue. ANNIE BERRY, leave my ability to run track to anyone fast enough to catch me. AUDREY CHANDLER, leave my ability to get along with the male population to Sue Weeden. RAYMOND DOBBS , leave my ability to control my temper to the entire Junior Class. The foregoing instrument, was subscribed on the date which it bears, by the Seniors of Dallas County High School, and at the time of subscribing was declared by them to be their Last Will and Testament. This Will and Testament is subscribed by me on the twenty-second day of May, 1970, at -a'a.a7-abr Plantersville, Alabama.

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Last Will and Testament We, the members of the Senior Class of Dallas County High School, County of Dallas, State of Alabama, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred seventy, being of sound mind and body, bestowing with love and tender sympathy our blessings upon the lower classmen and having no hard feelings toward the faculty, do hereby make and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament: To MR. COSBY, we bequeath the responsibility of supervising Dallas County High School without our in- spiring and able assistance. I To MRS. MARTIN , we leave a can of house deodorant for all those days her classes smell up the halls. To COACH CARTER, we leave a Give-A-Show Projector Kit so he won't have to borrow a projector for all the films he shows. We, individually bequeath the following: I, DONALD BARNES, leave to Lajuana Causey my ability to grow black hair naturally. I, BECKY WHITE, leave my ability to climb out the shorthand class window to Rena Ferguson, Debra Cates, and Mary Willitte. I, DONALD EVANS, leave my ability to skip Ag and not get caught to Jack Small. I, PAT ELAM, leave my ability to quit baseball without getting hurt to Johnny Smith. I, SHERA BURT, leave to the Junior Class my ability to tell Coach Carter what to do. I, EVA DONNER, leave my straight blonde hair to Ryann Reynolds. I, CURTIS DOSCH, leave my ability to grow 12 inches a year to Johnny Portwood. I, JAMES DUNKIN, leave my natural red hair to Mr. Harrison. I, WAYNE FORD, leave my natural blonde hair to Jenny Lynn. I, EDDIE GIBBS, leave my perpetual motion to anyone who needs it. I, EUGENE GODWIN, leave my ability to be nice to Bobby Nichols. I, BARBARA JOHNS, leave my musical ability to Sandy Frazier. I, WEBB JOHNSON, leave my hair style to Mr. Cosby. I, GARY JORDAN, leave my ability to be impeached as President of the Student Council to Sandy Frazier I, BILL MARTIN, leave my blushing ability to David Moore. I, JIMMY MCCULLOUGH, leave my fan club to Jimbo Pickering. I, MIKE NICHOLS, leave Mr. Cosby to the Seniors of 1971 . I, STANLEY PAINTER, leave my ability to make good grades to Ricky Russell. I, SARA PHARR, leave my ability to be a good cheerleader to Mary Jane Moore. I, BETTY RICHEY, leave my shyness to Edna Dobbs. I, MARSHA RUSH, leave my ability to ALWAYS get hurt in P. E. to Cynthia Tucker.

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Class Prophecy Tiptoeing through the tulips instead of working out in gym Our own Bill Martin is the new Tiny Tim. Audio Engineers Chris Self and Mike Roberts have rigged up all sorts of gear To make the loudest amplifiers that anyone can hear. Eddie Gibbs works for Playboy modeling men's fashions He's well suited for this work since dressing is his passion. Audrey Chandler and Shera Burt are pros as their rackets they shove In each tennis match they average at least 40 loves. Airline hostess Sara Pharr is late for all her flights She doesn't like flying and is scared to death of heights. As an office worker Cynthia Bearden rates high On her shorthand and typing her bosses rely. Annie and Freeman Berry think of their mistake with a blush Thinking KKK was a fraternity they tried to join in a rush. Betty Richey as Pollyanna is refreshing with her smile Her optimistic attitude withstands her every trial. Barbara Johns has come to read her rhymes As a song writer her work really blows our minds. Nurse Judy Wyatt takes special care of the sick Her hands are full of pills and needles that stick. Eugene Godwin and Stanley Painter are biological engineers whose specimens are unique They crossed a cow with an albatross and came out with a freak. Garbage men David Small, Wayne Ford, and Rickey Roberts keep our fair city clean Their clever wit has invented a new trash-collecting machine. Though she had quite a time getting the judges to look her way Eva Donner was Miss Plantersville and hopes to be Miss USA. Kenny Harris, Raymond Dobbs, and Robert Caver now deal with watts, volts and static They've set up an electronics lab in a well-equipped attic. Debra Wright and Cathy Foster work nights in a discotheque Their agile feet in go-go boots give the floors of their cages heck. Billy Smitherman and Carl Ware watch for smoke from their fire tower in the air As forest rangers they help our friend Smokey the Bear. Curtis Dosch is a pilot for a jet airline With his head full of air, we're sure he'll do fine. Phillip Trammel has made a dangerous engineer He's invented all sorts of contraptions that no one dares go near.