Fulton County High School - Pilot Yearbook (Hickman, KY)

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L. Grissom L. Spears

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1. Paul Landry, leave my “awesome body to all the women who think they can handle it. I. Amy Carol Latlus, will my brother. Jimmy, and my locker 1 to Rex Coffey so he will not be lonely out here next year without us. I. Bryan Sturgeon, will my 69 Buick to Trent Parker because it is the closest thing to a 280 ZX that he will ever sec. I. Sherri Walker, will to Mr. White a new supply of chalk because since we have both eaten so much. I know he will need it. I, Hugh McClure, will my “mean tackle football position and my speed to Trent Parker because we all know he will get too fat to play runningback. I. Kevin McClure, will my carpentry skills to Jeff Gibson because he surely needs them. I. Amy Manley, will my ability to daydream in Trig class and still pass to Melissa Pierson. I. David W. Mann, will my ability to sleep in any class to anyone that gets tired. I. .Angela Merrcll. am just willing to leave. I. Ashley Mikcl. will my ability to make A's in advanced math (even though I really don't understand what’s going on) to anyone who's crazy enough to take the class. I. Laurie Miller, will my ability to finally pass Algebra I to Trcva Johnson. I. Tawanda Walsh, leave mv ability to draw to Ms. Thomason hoping that one day she will learn how. my weight to my sister, Marsha Nall, and last but not least. I leave my jogging suit to Debbie Winters. 1 Sharon W arren, will my school spirit to Sharon Wilson with the hope that she uses it and my “Permed hair to Rev. Circen. I. David Weatherly, will my ability to throw Freshmen into the bushes w ithout being caught to all ihe Seniors of 87. I. Felisa Westbrook, will to Mr. Wilkcrson my good looks and to Denise Gaston my ability to snatch 164 rebounds in one year. I. Mark W illiams, will my title of “Mr. Hickman” to Trent Parker because he may not make it on his own. I. Gerald Wilson, will my light end position to Trent Parker because we all know he is too big and slow to fill my shoes. I. Gail Morris, will C-Tom my brother. Stevie, so she will no longer be an only child. I. Contrina Nall, will my ability to pass to all the freshmen who have to take three years of science and math but especially to Marsha Nall and Marla Jackson. I. Diane Nicholson, will my ability to pass all my classes to Shunda Gossett and Mitzi Nicholson. I. Gayle Robinson, will my ability to charm Mr. Gallagher and Mr. C rider to whomever the lucky girl is that needs it. I. Robin Singell. will by ability to act and talk civilized to Dan- ny Akers because he certainly needs it. I. Libby Spears, will my cousin. Michelle Spears, back to Fulton County. 1. Michelle Spears, will my ability to constantly smile to Roland Poole and my ability to walk like a lady to Libby Spears. I. James Spencer, will nothing to anyone because I don't think they can do as good a job of it as I did. I. Stephen Strong, will my ability to be lineman of the week to R ick Major and my S-10 pick-up to Rex Coffey. I. Carol Nall Winters, will my ability to stay skinny and to play basketball to Marsha Nall and Denise Gaston and my ability to gel out of study hall to anyone who wants it. I. Ralph Winters, will my ability to be crazy to anyone who wants it and my ability to go 4 years without being sent to the office to those who need it. I. Donovan Woods, will my friendship and my trust to Ray- mond Porter and my artistic ability to Shauna Alexander because she can really draw and paint. I. Robby Woods, leave my “charming looks.” “beautiful” brown hair and “Brilliant” brains to Jamie Martin because he sure does need them. I. “Sweet Julie” Workman, will my ability to keep Mrs. Taylor talking a whole class period w ith my charm and wit to “Sweet Trcva Johnson and my ability to drive a blue bomb to school and never arrive late to Shanna Goodwin with the hope that she can keep up the tradition. In witness thereof, we the Class of 1986. verify the preceding to be our last will and testament. You who succeed us take care that you use our possessions wisely or at least as carefully and wisely as we did.

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