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Babies of ’88 K. McClure Party Time... R. Hunter “The Group” 10
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I, Eugene King, will my ability to skip school to all the seniors of “89” because I know they are going to need it. 1, Vernon Kinney, leave to my niece, Cassandra, my ability to get my homework, and to Bronzie the ability to “mess with Marsha Nall. I, Diana Lattus, will my artistic ability in I.A. to Doug Laster and Jimmy Lattus in the hope that they will be smart enough to use it. 1, Cammie Luter, will my top locker to Stephanie Eakes in the hope that she one day grows tall enough to reach it, and to LeeAnn Eakes I will my driver's license because she is never going to get hers. 1, Kimberly McClure, will my crazy, loud mouth, sweet- ness, and friendship to Stacy Rash who is as crazy as I am. I, Stacey McEvoy, will my ability to make good grades to Hubbard Murray and my ability to keep my horse from jumping in lakes and running away with me to Jamie Bing. I. Edward Mackins, leave my reputation to my brothers and sisters who have either attended Fulton County or are going to attend Fulton County. 1, Ron Mangold, will my ability to play basketball to Chuck Murphy, and my beautiful Corvette yellow car to Jamie Martin so that he can have a chance at racing some- one. 1, James Mayberry, leave to my little sister. Missy, my ability to talk my way out of anything. I, Herman Mayo, will my height to Stephanie Eakes because I think Bob Radencich likes the view from where he’s standing. I. Melissa Morris, leave my ability to put up with Mrs. Sargent for three hours to Dee Dee Landry. Good Luck! 1, James R. Neill, hereby will my calculator and cheat sheets to anyone who can use them. 1, Roland Poole, leave my ability to pass physical science and be a “pro” in spirts to Ben Adams. I, J. J. Prather, will my “green, party barge” to Stephanie Fields and my ability to smile all the time to Missy Argo and Stephanie Eakes. 1, Becky Prince, will my friendship to anyone who needs a friend. I. Donna Rice, will my natural blonde hair to all of the other blondes and my ability to survive the Gary Hart scandal to anyone who is fortunate enough to share my name. I, Kristen Roberts, give Donna Rice the memory of April 3, 1987 to take with her in the hope that her next blind date turns out better than her first. 1, Cynthia Smith, leave my ability to take two English classes and two histories to the unfortunate ones. I, Loretta Ann Spencer, will my ability to study to Lillie Ann Atkison. 1. David Taylor, will my ability of not getting on girl’s nerves to John Cochrum because he definitely needs it, and 1 also leave him my car because his will never out run mine. I, Kristy Thetford, will to my brother, Jamie, the ability to graduate in four years, and to my cousin, Wendy Parks, I leave the ability to have tolerance with all the guys. I, Robert J. Toombs, do hereby will “nothing to no one.” I, Patrice Tucker, will my unique way of dressing to my cousin, Cassandra Stray, and to she and Michelle Bumpous, I will my ability to stick with one man. J I, Tony Udley, do hereby leave to my wonderful friend Victor Hall my great sense of humor and to my closest friend Freddie Mays my craziest cards. 1, Keith Williams, will my ability to sneak out of football camp and get caught to anybody that wants to run the next day. In witness thereof, we, the Class of 1988, state that the preceding is our last will and testament and hope that those who succeed us will use our possessions and abilities wisely and well. 9
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