Floyd County High School - Bison Yearbook (Floyd, VA)

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T7777ZJ7-rr77n T , r ■ CLASS WILL We, the Seniors of F. H, S., do hereby make our last will and testament bequeathing our possessions as follows: iir, Poteet: Best wishes and a happy future. Mr. Brockman: Our kindest regards and sincere gratitude for his aid and kindness. Hr. Richards: A copy of the poom To Helen . Mr. Gibbs: As pleasant memories of F. H. S. as F. H. S. has for him. Hr. KcLoarcn: 1-ore tools for his F. F. A. workshop. Hiss Myers: A talented group of students for library work. Mrs. Brockman: A dignified Senior class, : iss Bishop: Our appreciation of her interest in us. iss Quessenberrv: Happiness and matrimony, i'iss Hundley: A softball team capable of winning. Kiss Williams: The pleasure of teaching her present sixth grade when they becomo Seniors. Hr. Sholor: The most pleasure that life can gi e. Myrtle Slusher: Her charm:ng p rsonelitv to Esther Potors. To MsT' Thompson his best rogrrds written in his own hand. Her locker-hand write to lvis Peters. His willingness to do extra work to Edward Epperly. Her amiablrness to 1 arie Hall. His executive rbilitv to Catherine Mirnick. Her even temper to Malcolm Yortts. Ervin Peed: His sincere v.mvs to Oliver Linkous. Violds Hill: Her bookkeeping practice sets to Sam Pete. • torling Lnwcrenci : His strange wit to Sam Vetkins. Annice Boyd: Her talkativeness to Genova Trail. Willard Epperly: His musior-l talent to Oris Reed. Gladys Peters: Her individuality to Rovn DeHart. Pel Rakos Jr.: To Ethel Pugh his heart but she must not uso it to decorate r. charm bracelet. Ruth Vhitlock: Her dignity to Rcva Rorror. Talmadgc 'cddlc: His friendly disposition to Jack Shortt. Rodolph Rakes: Dorthy Burgess: Curtis Hylton: Tempest Peters: Joseph Sumpter: Eula Gnyo Peed: W , 7777 777TI?7777777'rrr 777777r'777'77. IT YZrXZ7?.V ,££X u 77T7