Greensboro High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Greensboro, FL)

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Senior Superlatives Oux ‘ XX T 21

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Last Will and Testament We, the Seniors of 1970, being of sound mind and body, declare the following of our last will and testament. I, Marilyn Bentley, will my height and big mouth to the student body. There's plenty to go around! I, Garon Boyd, will all of my charm and rebounding power to Bobby Lane III. I, Judy Brinson, will my quiet ways to Sharon Hosey. I, Linda Bundy, will to Margaret Bundy (my sister) my good taste in soft drinks, (Hop'n Gator). I, James Bush (Sleepy), will my privilege of keeping banking hours to Alonzo Young. Use your time wisely' I, Allen Clark, will my nervous, drumming fingers to Mrs. Kilpatrick. I, Jerry Cooper, will my ability as a hunter to Jimmie Brantley, so she can keep up with her boyfriends. I, Mike Cooper, will my like for long hair to Mr. James Revell. I, Frances Crawford, will my ability to talk in Math class and still ijiake passing grades to Joyce Rudd. I, Mary Edwards, will my freckles to Glenda Taylor. I, Calvin Essman, will to Wayne Miley my ability to tear up three cars in one year. I, Jesse Essman, will the name and address of my barber to Richard Johnson and to Charles Howell so they may go by for an estimate on a haircut. I, Clark Fletcher, will my car, White Lighting to my beloved sister Pearl. I, Leslie Haire, will my ability to spell to my sister, Jennifer. I, Rosa Hogan, will my forty-two hips to Linda Grandberry. I, Alzada Jackson, will to Bertha Kelly my ability to be slim and trim. I, William Glenn Johnson, will my ability to go up town every day second period and at lunch and never get caught to James Faircloth. I, Raymond March, (Spud), will to Johnny Kelly a package of cigarettes and a set of instructions as to how to avoid Coach when smoking. I, Wayne Marriott, will my '57 Chevy to Tommy Fletcher to aid in his search for new girls since he has run out of them at Greensboro. I, Annette Oliver, will my ability to make good grades without studying to Marion March. She needs it! I, Barbara Parker, will my ability to play volleyball to Sharon Young. I, Nell Peters, will my curly hair to Mary Aleen Hunt. I, Norma Potter, will my Squaw Woman,” image to my sister, Barbara. I, Bruce Rowan, will my job at Fletcher Company to Roy Fletcher. I, Jane Smith, will my Volkswagen, Herbie, to Debra Sewell. I, Susan Smith, will my seat belts and shoulder harnesses to LaRae Clark and Christine Phillips to keep them restrained while turning corners. 23