Georgetown High School - Golden Knight Yearbook (Georgetown, DE)

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CLASS WILL Know all men by these present that we the Senror Class of Georgetown Htgh School bemg reasonably sound tn mrnd realtzrng that we are nearmg the end of our htgh school career havrng rn our possessron a constderable amount of property and wtshrng to bequeath the aforesard property to our frtends do hereby make and publrsh thrs our last wrll and testament The Senror Class wrlls to the rematnder of the school as follows 1 The Frrday P A D tests to the Juntors 2 The abrltty of gettmg caught out of class to the Sophomores 3 Our reputatron of berng the loudest and the dumbest class to the Freshmen Kenny Abbott Hrs SIZE to Howard Culver and Steve Rementer Nancy Abbott Her dancrng abtltty to Doug McN1tt and Howard Adams Joan Betts Her personalrty to Susan Hartranft and Catherrne Noto Rebecca Brtggs Her clarmet to Johnny Abbott and Joe Bernard Barbara Collrns Her abtltty to get along wrth the teachers to B111 Goggtn and Helen Donovan Thomas Dawson Leaves hrs brother Davrd for Sally Sapp and Dorlene Drckerson Harold Dodd Hrs mterest rn the sophomore class to Tony Keen and Nelson Justrce Phyllts Donovan Her excellent report card to Kenny Walton and Clrfford Todd Carol Downtng Her talkattveness to Dennrs Passwaters Thelma Short and Barbara Stpple Joan Gordon Her shorthand book to Inez Best and T J McCabe June Hasttngs Her herght to Mary Przzuto and Allen Stoeckel Rrchard Hedges Hrs farmrng ab1l1ty to Ray Johnson and Charles Passwaters Joanne Htll Her dark ha1r to Donna Stayer and Penny Carltsle Nancy Ellen Hudson Her homemakrng abtlrty to Cheryl Wrlkrns and Josephtne Rementer Harold Johnson Hrs poultry Judgrng to Drcky Adams and Bruce Penuel Robert Kennedy Hrs black ha1r to Karen Wetr Ann Kmg Her compatrbtlrty to Drane Workman Rachel Kmg Her glasses to Edward Mclllvarne Brll Lawson Hrs Jrtterbug techn1que to Danny Ph1ll1ps and Kenny LeGates Ronme Lubtnrecke Leaves Runnmg at that Jrmmy Marshall Hts motorcycle spokes to Rtchard Mears and Racey Paugh Yvonne Megee Leaves to be wrth Jay Betty Lou Mxllman Just leaves to be wrth Bob Melvtn Mumford Hts easy gorng manner to Resse McGee and Dennls Pllker Betty Morgan Her Job at the curb servtce to Joyce Jones and Carole Marvel Darlene Murphy Her 4 8 to Herb Grtffrth and Rrchard Ryan Mary Lou Parker Departs hoprng Costen w1ll follow Janrce Pepper Her posttton on the hockey team to Aprrl Stanley and Betty Haddad Drcky Pepper Hrs red Ford to anybody who wants tt Sandy Pepper Her sparkltng blue eyes to Wayne Rust and Mary Ellen Sammons. Betty Perry Leaves the road to Laurel open to Eleanor Joseph and Irvtng Kmg 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 - . . Q . , . ' . . 1 ' . ' . 1 1 l ' . . . . ' . - . ' - ' - Q - ' - , ,, . . .

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CLASS HISTORY One hundred and four puprls enrolled 1n 1948 as f1rst graders rn the Georgetown School For twelve years these members of the Class of 1960 wrth some lost by the waysrde and a few added to the numbers have worn th1n the hall floors and rubbed shrny the seats of the classrooms Forty erght stalwart souls have wtthstood the Onslaughts of tests coerclon threats and brave attempts to have knowledge crammed 1nto therr unwtllrng brams After bemg tmtlated rnto our Freshman year we have added many stars to oar crown such stars as a Parcel Post Sale wrth packages from famrlxes of our classmates l1v1ng rn many parts of the Untted States the Sophomore Carnrval wrth more than a proftt fa record for Georgetown Hlgh Schoolj The Junior Play The Fury Wrthrn produced more stars than we knew we had even a baby star Nothrng but sheer gemus on the part of some members of our class could have produced such breath taktng scenery as that for the Jumor Senlor Prom where pagodas pools a brrdge and a ntnety foot mural of mountalns ID the background produced the lovely ef fects of The Tea House of the August Moon wh1ch has been a very successful one The leaders are as follows the Freshman Class lead ers were Sally Lou Wagamon presldent Costen Shockley v1ce presrdent Barbara Colllns secretary Janrce Pepper treasurer The offrcers of our Sophomore Class were Melvrn Mumford prestdent Costen Shockley v1ce presrdent Phyllls Donovan secretary and Jan 1ce Pepper treasurer Our Jumor Class offrcers were Barbara Coll1ns prestdent Harold Dodd vxce presldent Sandra Pepper secretary and IQHICC Pepper treasurer Our offlcers thls year are Harold Dodd presrdent V1rg1n1a Scott vrce prestdent Phyllts Donovan sec retary and Jantce Pepper treasurer We are indebted to the leaders of our class who have led us through our high school life,

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Libby Phillips - Her ability to drive to Jimmy Thornes and Billy Swartz. Gary Revelle - Leaves in hopes that someone will follow his footsteps to Kansas City. Betty Mae Rodgers - Her clerical ability to Sandy Koeppel. Lewis Scarborough - His ability to get in trouble to Wayne Mitchell. Virginia Scott - Her position as guard on the basketball team to Virginia Stevenson and Sylvia Hudson. Costen Shockley - His build to Bobby Clausen and Gene Short. Helen Sockriter - Her nightly trips to Milton to Charlotte James and Eddie Conaway. Jack Spicer - Leaves his ability to bluff his way thru school to Butch Marvel and Janet Pittard. Tommy Steele - His seat in P. A. D. to Allen Baker and Gerald Mears. Louise Swain - Her long hair to Sandra Isaacs and Connie Dickerson. Sally Lou Wagamon - Her seawagon to anyone who wants to push it to get it started. Thomasene Warrington - Her freckles to Patsy Elliott and Janie Joseph. Charlotte West - Her blushing smile to Helen Gordy and Wilma Hunter. Sue White - Her slimness to Carol Smith and Ina Wooten. Herman Willey - Leaves his likes of cars to Donald Scott. Robert Wolstenholme - His ability to get along with Mr. Marvel to Barry Sakemiller. Bill West - His super-charged Ford to Jerry Weller and Chum Roach. Signed, Class of '60