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ma JUNIOR Y-TEENS FRONT ROW, left to right: S. Thomas, Worship Chairman, L. Myers, Secretary, P. Conrad, President, G. Wyatt, Vice President, M. Whitten, Treasurer, C. Slayden, Program Chairman. SECOND ROW: I. Morgan, D. Pryor, M. Williams, D. Carpenter, C. Smith, I. Reed, B. Bishop, A. Ash, Y. Vizzier, C. Byrd, L. Bailey, K. Dean. THIRD ROW: B. McAlexander, I. Hurdle, R. Gallagher, S, Byrd, L. Rhodes L. Thompson, I. Bolden, W, Iones, E. Taylor, D. Forrester, B. Young, Mrs. McCrosky, Sponsor. FOURTH ROW: R. Harris, C. Moyer, R. Billingsly, I. Barlow, K. Crawley, P. Smith, E, Sigman, N. Hilburn, P. Lilly, V. Crowe. ,.. fi A L 'vi' JUNIOR HI-Y FRONT ROW, left to right: Mr. Heam, Sponsor, R. Akins, C. Bush, F. Greer, President, M. Powell, Vice President, B. Mason, Secretary, D. McKenzie, Treasurer, K. Rose. SECOND ROW: G. Arnold, B. Cline, B. Blaylock, P. Smith, C. Landreth, R. Crowe, I. Covington. THIRD ROW: K. Tomlin- son, J. Warren, I. Christy, C. Jones, C. Kidd, I. Fant, B. Parnell, G. Holland, J. Luther.
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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the senrors of 1960 being of reasonably sound mrnd and body make thrs our last wrll and testament leavrng our most prrzed possessrons to the class of 1961 To Judy Edwards and Bobbye Tyson Peggy Akrns leaves her abrlrty to catch the rrght boy rn hopes that they can keep hrm longer than she drd Curt Ayers leaves to Brll Stewart and Larry McA1l1ster hrs abrlrty to stay out all nrght and strll be hrs toes and ready for class the next momrng To Jerry Beck Brlly Barber leaves hrs abrlrty to go steady successfully durrng hrs Senror year To Bobbre Ferrell Ruth Burchette leaves her old bookkeeprng book rn hopes that Bobbre understands rt better than she drd Bobby Campbell leaves hrs abrlrty to manage the concessron stand to Joe Brll rn hopes that he wrl have less conversatron and more help To Jakey Hurdle S P Crockett leaves hrs manly statue rn hopes that Jakey wrll frt rnto hrs footsteps To Becky Lou and Johnnre Ferrell Ann Frtch leaves her unsolved screntrfrc frndrngs Late to bed early to rrse makes you sleepy rn class rn hopes that they can frnd a solutron Selwyn Greer leaves to Ira Clyde Brllrngsley her abrlrty to hold what she goes after and hopes that Ira can some day do the same Nancy Hrgh leaves to Rrta Cochran her abrlrty to settle down early and be happy To Corrrne Reed JoAnn Hurdle leaves the Lrttle Red Hen rn hopes that she can trarn rt to go r drfferent drrectron Mary Jones leaves to Lrnda Edlrn and Lurlrne Culver her effrcrency rn berng a good secretary Jerry Krdd leaves hrs co operatrve sprrrt to Wendell Thomas and Howard Sowell August Krperts leaves the tasks of runnrng the bookstore to Ronnre Carpenter and Johnny Westmoreland wrth hopes that they can be even tempered rn balancrng the books To Warren Ash Ray Landreth leaves hrs abrlrty to strarghten all curves between Hollv Sprrngs and Oxford Donny Mrtchell leaves hrs tank full of gas and hrs brllfold to Charles Morrow To Larry Reed Jrmmy Palmer leaves hrs abrlrty to get along wrth grrls To Andrea Gladney Ellen Parnell leaves her patrence to grow long harr successfully and keep rt Lydra Puder leaves her Job at Peel s to Norvrn Forrester Just rn case he gets frred Mary Frances Rather leaves her quret manner and serrous thoughts to Nancy Wrnter To Nell Holbrook Drane Scott leaves her beautrful golden harr To Nancy Smrth Edna Scott leaves her abrlrty to style harr rn order to save all the grrls some money Mary Frances Skelton leaves her abrlrty to be talkatrve rn class to Margo Gladney To Susan Stewart Peggy Skelton leaves her athletrc abrlrty Sadre Skelton wrlls her abrlrty to make an A rn Economrcs to Karlrs Krperts To Charles Smrth Mrke Smrth leaves hrs trtle to student body presrdent and all the troubles and headaches that go along wrth rt To John Luther Jack Slayden grves hrs cherrshed trtle of cutest boy at Holly Hrgh rn hopes that rt wrll wrn hrm many grrlfrrends Dottre Smrth leaves her abrlrty to hold the trtle of wrttrest grrl all through hrgh school to Charlotte Bolden Robbre Smrth leaves her quret reserved ways to Wanda Murphey and Ann Dancy Edwrn Street leaves to Roger Moore hrs knowledge of the back streets so that he can use rt to escape th coaches Rowan Thompson leaves to Ben Seale hrs abrlrty to get rn all sorts of trouble and strll get out Jane Warren leaves to Marjorre Palmer her patrence confusron and problems rn hopes she can put them to a better use on the annual next year Charles Weeks leaves hrs abrlrty to get to school on trme to Charles Skelton To Lewrs Barley Johnny Wrlson leaves hrs unpredrctable ways for future use . . . . . . . on . ' ,, . ,, . . . ,H 3 To Mary Martin, Betty LaFever leaves her soprano voice. , . I , . , .
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