Glen Allen High School - Panthian Yearbook (Glen Allen, VA)

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|, Beverly Rogers, will my Yankee accent to some Junior with a slow, southern drawl. Marlene Schmidt leaves her dramatic ability to some future G. A. actress. Catherine Stewart wills her megaphone to “Sissy” Zimmerman. Roy Harris leaves his ability to speak with ease before a crowd to next year’s speech class. |, Danny Pajchak, leave my “short naps” to any tired Junior. Jeanette Chappell bequeaths her turn to clean the typewriters to next year’s Office Practice Class. Mildred Flynn leaves her job as library assistant to any willing Junior. Nancy Owens bequeaths all the unused copy for the front page of the “Panthianette” to next year’s News Editor. |, Peggy Thacker, will my height to the future basketball star. |, Barbara Baugh, leave my typewriter to any- one in Typing Il next year. Virginia Starke leaves her captaincy of the team to Georgette Puryear, and her jokes to Don Smith. Vivian Smith leaves her height (5’ 12”) to “Pea- nut Utley” (6’ 4”). I, C. L. Burton, leave my hardships, troubles, and good times to my brother, Robert, upon his arrival at Glen Allen next year. Peggy Gilleland leaves her good grades and ability to get along with others to everybody at Glen Allen. |, Coleman Robins, leave part of my weight to hold old G. A. down. Margaret Lowe leaves her small desk in Miss Kelly’s room to any midget in the Junior class. |, Elleanor Koch, hereby bequeath my position as forward on the basketball team to Ann Dukes. Emily Hudson leaves her yodeling voice to some Junior who can’t carry a tune. |, Bill Holliday, hereby will my “crew cut” to anyone interested. Also, French Il to Miss Farmer. Hazel Dare Rada leaves her winning smile and personality to our next head-cheerleader. Wilson Tinsley will leave his football knowledge to David McCarthy. |, Alice Stells, will my height to Billy DuVal, and my slow walk to Virginia Darhanian. Roy Siddons and Shirley Tyler leave two empty seats in the “lovers’ corner,” to Mr. Johnson. Chris Bolton bequeaths his big blue eyes to Charlie Pollard. |, Barbara Galaspie, will my two grey hairs from worrying over Shorthand | to Margaret Graves, and my “big mirror” to the Junior class, and hope that they use it as much as we did. Bruce Glendenning’s only wish is to le ave this school. Frank Daniel bequeaths his manly physique to Joel Burton. {31} |, Sue Reardon, leave Billy Thacker in the care Ole Jou Charlie Toombs is leaving all of his wise cracks to Mr. R. B. Johnson. George Heinig is leaving his ‘‘eye-specks” to the next bookkeeping class. |, Ruth Wagner, leave my false tooth to the cafeteria. Randolph Worrell is leaving his old car to all boys who miss the school bus. Ted Page is willing his basketball ability to Thomas Christoph. |, George Henry Harris, leave all my smartness in Government Class to Preston Campbell. Bobby Cross and Rowena Harris leave their newspaper headaches to anybody who'll have them. Jean Kelley leaves her reducing method to the fattest girl in the Junior class. Ann Donahue and William Lloyd leave their corner in the hall to Barbara Mays and Hugh Johnson. |, Robert McCullough, bequeath my power of concentration to Hillsman Wallace. Ruth Market leaves her place and property manager to Cary Fitzgerald. Fleming McMullin wills his ‘flying-feet’” for track to Hugh Johnson. Billie Sutton wills her extra pounds to Herman Updike. Kenneth Mills is leaving his deep voice to the Eighth-Graders. Barbara Beck wills her magic hair tints to Mr. Jett. Jack Pruitt is leaving his “49” Ford Convertible to Billy Powers. Joyce Gibson leaves her perfect attendance record to Robert Fulton. |, Patsy Repine, bequeath my hair cut to Madeline Baldwin. Ann Atkinson leaves her knowledge in basket- ball to Barbara Wilkie. Doris Mae Price leaves her green shoes to Lee Harris. |, Robert Smith, will algebra to Miss Ayres. Rachel Bates wills her laziness to Milly Heath. I, Evelyn Gibson, will my long hair to Yvonne Ward. Edward Charles wills his shy manner toward girls to Don Smith. Richard Holland bequeaths his witty remarks to Ronald Jones. |, Richard Buck, leave my book knowledge to Donald Lloyd. James Imell leaves his seat in government class surrounded by girls to Alvin Preddy. |, Taylor Gooch, will my government book to Preston Campbell. Jean Toombs leaves her turn to clean the sew- ing room to Betty Jean Lauterbach. |, Roger Comley, leave to the most anemic looking boy in the Junior class exactly half of me.

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Vhiwee AVA aie {Testament We, the undersigned, have this day, the first of June, nineteen hundred and fifty collected those of our possessions which we esteem most dear; and being of steady hand, but doubtful mind do hereby will and bequeath them to our fellow students, beloved faculty members, and friends, with specific instructions, that they use them to the greatest service and to the best of their ability. Phylliss Vaughn leaves her stupidity to James Swann. |, Jane McAllister, hereby bequeath my job of helping Chester Phillips and Julian Saunders sell milk at third lunch period to Sally Nieder- mayer. |, Barbara Gasser, leave my fifth and sixth period study halls to all of the Junior dreamers. Betty Goodall leaves to Nancy Atkinson all the English homework papers that Miss Kelly didn’t take up. Louise Hertless leaves her sympathy to next year’s Bookkeeping II Class. |, Pat Moore, leave my crusade against the Rebels to some poor Yankee underclassman. Nancy Wright leaves Chaucer, Shakespeare, and Tennyson to next year’s English IV Class. |, Ed Hurley, being run down and overworked, do hereby will my knowledge of the public address system and motion picture projects to some unsuspecting lowerclassman. Gay Terrell leaves her freckles to “Specks” Todd. Charles Galaspie leaves his radio equipment to Olin Jones. !, Jeanette Kuhn, will my flirty ways to any of the bashful freshman girls who need them. Lois Lingerfelt leaves her seat on the Richmond- Ashland Bus to any senior who may work next year. |, Carolyn Duke, leave the problem of unpaid ads and an insufficient balance in the treasury to next year’s Panthianette Business Manager. Maude McCann wills her quiet ways to Cora Alice Somerville. Barbara Dominick wills her straight “A‘s” in shorthand to Jean Edwards and her interest in the F. H. A. to Bobby Jo Fulton. |, Rachel Broach, will my short hair to Jean Thompson. Dick Relyea leaves his French vocabulary to Miss Farmer. Margaret Wilber bequeaths her French book to one of Miss Farmer’s little cherubs for a suc- cessful year. |, Ann Wade, leave to Glen Allen High School an O. K. M. B. B. stamping machine. Ann Fraley and Jack Fulton leave their space in the hall outside of Mrs. Sadler’s room to Bobby Stewardson and Nancy Franklin. Jerry Thompson wills her nickname “Irma” to Mr. Johnson’s future victims. [30 } Shirley Tiller bequeaths her wicked eyebrow to all the flirtatious girls in the Junior class. Bobby Foster bequeaths his seat on Bus 25 to Joan Newcomb. |, Jean Anthony, leave my permanent position in 106 to any unfortunate junior. Jeff Hale wills his knowledge of Parliamentary Procedure to Harmon Merriit. |, Jac Flounders, will my conceit and dry sense of humor to George Grammer. Billy Ham leaves his position as cafeteria cashier to Dennis Tompkins. Freeman Tomlinson bequeaths his ability to dance to Cary Fitzgerald. |, Clarence Hoizback, leave Pat in the care of Paul David Stotts. Carroll Hughes leaves his knowledge of year- book work to next year’s editor. Kay Walker bequeaths his “sunshine smile” in the morning to Lee Harris. I, John Todd, will my acting ability to Mac Bradshaw. Ralph Clinard is leaving his nice looking clothes to the Junior boys. Hudson Nuckols bequeaths his quietness to the loudest boy in the Junior Class. I, Vernelle Satierwhite, leave all of my short- hand pencils to Betty Lou Griggs. Albon Kennedy bequeaths his teasing manner for some Junior boy. Jean Ford leaves her lunch to Coach Gasser who always seems hungry. Lee Lloyd leaves his position as stage manager to someone who wishes to help Mr. Johnson. Edith Chick bequeaths her seat in Congress to Ruby Mae Burnette. Jane Pillow wills her act of blushing to any forward Junior girl. |, Richard Isbell, will my “Chevy” to Howard Trice. Charles Talley leaves his singing ability to Robert Fulton. Jimmy Stewartson wishes to leave his red hair to Johnny Moody. I, Donald Smith, bequeath my wavy hair to Charles Brandmahl. Julian Saunders wills his noise in English class to David Adams. |, Ernest Robertson, leave my shoulders to Tommy Ruffin. Chester Phillips leaves bus 50 to ihe school.

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