Honaker High School - Torch Yearbook (Honaker, VA)

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1950 Torch Class Will We, tlif Seniors of Hoiiaker Higli Scliool, Russell County. State of Virginia, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do hereby make, jniblisb and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, and hereby revoke all avills and codicils bv us at any time heretofore made. Ma rion I.ee Akers wills her lovely dark hair to Sally INliller. John Artrip bequeaths his long legs to Franklin Perkins. To some lucky girl .lean Raldwin wills her diamond. Don Barnhart wills his interest in going to school to Hubert Homans. ■Mildred Boyd wills her curves to I orene Combs. INIyrtle Brown wills to I.illie Simms her ability to get Home Economics. To Anna Pearl Steele. Doris Call gives her winsome smile. Bill Counts, in consideration, le;nes his height to Bud Gent. Doris Crabtree wills her “Naek tor fancy hair do ' s to Mary Katherine Davis. Geanette Crabtree leaves her seat in General Business to Louise Roman. .1. B. Crabtree leaves his position as President of b. F A. to James Blankenship. Bobby Deel leaves his seat in the Senior Home Room to Baker Barrett. Gene Dye bccpieaths ninety nine and one half ])er cent of his bashtulness to Frazier Plaster. Kcnnetli Dye gives his ability to get Creometry to all .Tuniors who take it. Lloyd Dye be(|ueaths his flirting ability to IBlly Kdd S nq)les. Mona Dye bequeaths her short hair to . Joyce Wilson. Oma Cray Dye wills her basketball ability to Patsy MJlson. Sonny Faye Dye wills his sunny disposition to the unhapjnest juniors. Howard Fletcher lea es his ability to get along with his instructors to Clay G. Shelton. Elmer Puller leaves his ability to get along with all the women to Cletis Perkins and wills his big feet to .limmy I ' crguson. To some lucky junior girl Roberta Gent wills her ]H)sition as basketball captain and to some un- lucky junior she wills her big mouth. Carl Henry Hart gives his .Junior History book to some unhappy .Junior. .Jack Hess becpieaths his short legs to Donald X ewberr ' . Bobby Hillman gladly gives his red hair to .James Clark. Irion Honaker wills his glib s))ecch to IMr. Couch. •James Honaker leaves his title “Wittiest” to Charles Wysor. .Jimmy Hurt gives his title “Biggest Pest” to some healthy junior. Betty .Jackson wills her dignity to Carol Honaker. Gleji .Jackson leaves his love for American History to some uninterested .Junior. Lida .J.iekson bequeaths to Billie Dye her Adam’s ajiplc. Nellie .Jackson leaves her ability to argue with IM r. Couch to her sister, Xaydne. Peggy Jackson bequeaths her position as Miss .Senior to Bobby IMiller. Clitford .lessee leaies his front seat in History class to .James Hall. .Jack .Johnson bequeaths his superior driving ability to Billy Pld Sample. Mary .Sue .Johnson leaves her red hair and temper to Neva Hubbard. P ' reda Lockhart wills her bashfulness to IMonica Miller. Betty Martin leaves her ability to read Shorthand to some unlucky .Junior. Kyle Miller wills his basketball ability to Don Honaker. Wilbur Miller gives to Mrs. Busic his slim flgure. (Continued 07i next page) — 18 —

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Honaker High Sc, Class Prophecy (Continued from preceding page) . Harry A ' ilson, who is now manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, was being congratulated on the success of liis team. I knew it was almost time for tlie program to end and I started to turn the receiver off, but as I started to do so that tiny Joan Wyatt stepped out on the stage to announce that she had just been made Miss America of 196-5. Then the program was over and I turned off the receiver and sighed. Ah, my friends had done well for themselves in life, hut now’ I must apply fresh make-up and get ready to land at my destination, Hawaii. I 17 -

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Honaker High Class Will (Continued from preceding page) Betty Jo Musick wills her shortness to Delphi-i IMcNulty. Lorene Music bequeaths her position as Editor of Torch to Ethel Fletcher. Jo Ann Xewherry wills her title “Most Intellectual Senior Girl” to any Junior who wants it. I eon Owens leaves his big baseball hot to Ben Valley. Patty Parris wills her title “Queen of the Harvest Festival” to Zetta Sword. Mary Katherine Peck leaves her hoy friend to Doris Ann Tuggle. Henry Price wills to anyone who needs it his abi ity to hitcli hike. Kyle AVells bequeaths his desire to read books to any Junior who doesn’t like to make book reports. Harry AVilson bequeaths his blowing ability to Edd Deel. M ar}’ Rose Vilson wills her height to IMary Elizabeth East. Lloyd AVhite wills his love for his favorite subject, American History to some Sophomore who does not like history. Geneva M’hited leaves to Betty Whited her old boy friends. Joan Vyatt rluctantly leaves to Patsy Wilson her dinq)les. In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed our names and affixed our seal this the fifth month, twenty-fifth day in the year one thousand nine hundred and fifty. Lawyer: R. LEON OWENS Witness: GENEVA WHITED ROBERTA GENT