Haysi High School - Thunderbolt Yearbook (Haysi, VA)

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I, Trella Hensley, will anything I have left after I leave H.H.S. to my sweeter, younger sister, Judy, in hopes that she will make some use of it. I, Priscilla Viers, will my good times with Jerry to Weda and Gary. I, Barbara Mullins, will my love for children to my sisters, Carole and Sharon, and my love for Bill Lyons to myself. I, Kitty Mondrage, will all my love to Haskell Addington, and all my fun at H.H.S. to Rita Wright and hope that she can have as much as I did. I, Virginia Bowmen, will my good times at Haysi High to my brother, Norman. I, Weda Cochran, will all my love for Gary Turner to Priscilla and Jerry. I, Brenda Owens, will all my love for Shorthand to my sister, Linda, and cousin, Patsy, who I think will need it. I, Peggy Puckett, will my gold tooth to Gay and polka dotted specs to little boy, Lois. I, Dixie Silcox, will all my love for H.H.S. to Betty and Shirley, who are my younger and sweeter twin sisters. I, Gayle Puckett, being of abnormal body and subnormal mind, will my favorite saying, You ain ' t just whistlin ' Dixie, to Grabem Barton and my four elbows to Jimmy Edwards. We, Janice O’quinn and Helen Turner, will our books to Barry Lee Owens and Palmer Lyalls, to finish school with because they sure do need to. I, Shirley Fuller, being of normal body and abnormal mind, will my typing book to anyone with nervous fingers. We, Nina Sutherland and Janice Robinson, will our love to Harold and Johnny, and our fun at H.H.S. to the future Seniors. I, Nancy Fuller, being in the soundest of sound conditions, will my flirty ways and my love for American Govt, class to my sister, Joan. I, Edith Davis, being of sound body and no mind, will my crazy ways to M. C. Owens. I, Betty Sykes, will my love for Dear Ole H.H.S. to my brother, Clifton Younce. I, Jerline Sykes, will my good days an d mean ways to my brother, Ronald, and my love for basketball to my sister, Irene. I, Mary Davis, will my love for laughter and dancing to my brother and sister, Linda and Johnny. I, Sue Arrington, being in a complete state of confusion, will my love for H.H.S. to Martha. I, Kay Kiser, in sound mind and body, will my solid geometry book to anyone stupid enough to take that stuff. I, Bernice Edwards, will my love for H.H.S. to my sister. Dot, and my brother. Curt. I, Johnny Colley, will my bookkeeping book to Roy Lee and my love for dim lights to Junior Lockhart. I, Mack Mullins, will my love for tight levis and red sweaters to my brother, Dwight.

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3asf ls)i f and Testament We, the Senior Class of Haysi High School, in the year of 1958 to 1959, being in reasonably good health and of doubtfully sound mind, realizing the uncertainty of grades and the vacillating dis- positions of our faculty members, do hereby make this, our last will and testament. I, Nancy Arrington, will my love for the Pink Room and for the people of Haysi High School to anyone. I, Frieda Sutherland, will my love for basketball and the Pink Room to Andra Taylor and Pat Miller. I, Patsy Sutherland, will my love to Farley and my appreciation to my parents for sending me through school. I, Sue Harlowe, will my love for the drugstore and all my belong- ings, except boys, to Nadine Fleming. I, Theta Edwards, will my love of Haysi High School and all my good times to the future Seniors of H.H.S. I, Gay Yates, willmylove for H.H.S. and all the good times I’ve had, to my sister, Susie. We, Sue Yates and Margaret Anderson, will all our good times to all others of Haysi High School who want to make a successful life. I, Jean Willis, will my flirty ways to my sister Sue, in which I need to depart from. I, Wanda Owens, will my love for H.H.S. and all the good times to my one and only brother, Wayne. I, Janet Sutherland, will my mischevious ways to my brother, Wayne, and my love for dancing to Mr. Salmon. I, Gay Fuller, will all my love for H.H.S. to my brother and sister, Henry and Agnes. I, Alice Oquinn, will all my love for reading to my sister, Rita. I, Carolyn Payne, will my superior brain to my sister Deanna, in hope that she will use it. I, Joyce Davis, will my love for H.H.S. and American Govt, class to anyone who will enjoy it as much as I have. I, Janice Newberry, will my love for library books to anyone who enjoys reading. I, Nina Edwards, will my love for Haysi High to my sisters, Cathy and Shelia. I, Mozelle Rasnake, will all the fun I had in my senior year to Ruby Mullins. I, Mary Mullins, will all my books and my good times, to Betty Jane Artrip in the Eighth Grade. I, Fay Fuller, will my good times at H.H.S. to anyone who wishes to enjoy them. I, Irene Coe, will my senior year fun to the future Seniors of H.H.S,

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I, Jim Mullins, being of sound body and no mind, will my English book to Glenn Fuller. I, Vearl Sutherland, will my favorite cue stick, and my loaded dice to Roger Edwards and hope all his winnings will be generously contributed to the local church. We, Beacher Hamon, Emory Fuller, Ralph Keen, being of good character and we hope sound mind, will our marked cards and loaded dice to the future gamblers of H.H.S. , in hopes that they will contribute all their winnings to the Haysi Blue Note Band. I, Kermit Wallace, being of sound mind and body, do bequeath all the already chewed gum under the seats to the next sucker. I, Joe Kilgore, being of sound mind and body, bequeath all my books, troubles, and worries to the younger generation. I, Roby Wood, will my love and appreciation to the teachers and principal of H.H. S. I, Danny Hay, being of sound mind, and I hope sound body, will my love for Florida to the 49th State. I, Paul Oweens, weak, worried, and restless, hereby will all the pretty girls I can’t take with me to Charles Carpenter. I, Tommy L. Anderson, being of sound body and not so sound of mind, will my part of the principal ' s paddle to Charles Carpenter and my false teeth to Bill Ramey. I, Roger Mullins, being of sound mind and body, bequeath all my love for H.H.S. to the other suckers. I, Dennis Owens, will my moonshine still, my love, and apprecia- tion to the teachers and principal of H.H.S. I, Charley Adkins, leave my love for spending money on electric gadgets to Lewis Owens. I, Tommy S. Anderson, being of sound mind and body, will my convict suit of H.H.S. to anyone crazy enough to accept it in the future. I, Kenny Fuller, will all my studious habits to the remaining students of dear old Haysi High School. I, Raymond Roberts, being of sound mind and body, will my ability to dunk a basketball to Doug Fuller, in hopes that he may and will accomplish the same feat. I, Curtis O ' quinn, in the presence of Janice O’quinn and Edith Davis, will all my skipping classes to Bob O ' quinn. We, Mackie Rasnake, Wayne Edwards, and Billy Linkous, will Jerry Barton, Glen Powers, and Bobby O ' quin our name. The Three Stooges. I, Roger Counts, will my English book to Roger (Cutie) Edwards and hope that he passes it. I, Bill Powers, being of sound mind and body, plan to take every- thing with me. I, Richard Owens, will my great love for basketball to Grayburn Barton and all the J. V. ' s. I, Tommy Duty, will my love for blond hair and blue eyes to Jim; also my ability to put my fingers into too many pies.