Henry County High School - Reflector Yearbook (McDonough, GA)

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SENIOR CLASS MASCOTS STEPHANIE BALLARD Llmms HAROI.D NUTT III CLASS MOTTO Seek and yr' shall find CLASS COLORS Red and Uflzitv CLASS FLOVVER Red Rose CLASS WILL I, Jimmy Arnold, will my catty hair to John Miller in hopes he wastes less time than I did. I, Larry Babb, will my scientific BRAIN to Bill McKibben. I, Wade Bledsoe, will to anybody in the Junior Class any- thing they can get out of the four years I've been here. I, Donnie Bohler, will to Ellis Mayo my ability to be the last person to get dressed after a ball game. I, Harold Bowden, will my journalism book to Richard Jeffares and hope he doesn't have to rewrite as much as I did. I, Bobby Bowen, will my ability to grow tall to Walter White. I, Nancy Brannan, being of unsound mind, do hereby be- queath my midnight oil to Sara Stephens if she is crazy enough to take Bookkeeping. I, Cary Carmichael, will the time I got my hose blown off at the Christmas formal to Jinny Maddox. I, Mack Carmichael, do hereby bequeath my love for classi- cal music to Barry Harbin and David Almond. I, Mary Cam Carmichael, will my blond hair and blue eyes to Agnes Rutledge. I, Billy Carter, will my twelve-year residence in this build- ing to Gerald Nelson who waited till Christmas to come with us. We, Bobby Chappell and Evelyn Dickson, will our ability to go steady to anybody that needs it. I, Nancy Chumbley, will my speedy typing to Marguerite Barfield. I, Russell Collins, will my girl friend I.. K. to Jerry Blissitt in hopes he can accomplish more than I did. I, Ellis Conkle, will my Big M to Goober's junk yard. I, Ellen Cooley, will my ability to go peacefully on my way to Rhyudean Floyd. I, Carole Crumbley, will to Ramona Besbear my ability to have a rockin' and rollin' good time. I, Jack Crowell, will my dyed black hair and loud shirts to Phillip Love although he probably doesn't want them. I, Harriett Davis, do hereby will my ability to stay in school without missing a day to Lois Goodman. I, Gail Ellenburg, will my desire to get out cf spelling to Betty Jane Craig. I, Norma Eskew, will my ability to get tickled at anything to Jane Dobbins hoping she doesn't mind fair in conduct. We, Doris Floyd and Trina Goggins, do hereby bequeath to Brenda Thames and Jeanie Turner our favorite cheer, Wash 'em Out. fContinued on page 805