Kempsville High School - Image Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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Last Will and Testament-lContinuedl Item 20: Lillian Longworth and Anna Hill leave their singing ability to Isabelle Jen- dricks that she may sing' in a night club in years to come. Item 21: Garland Smith wills to Bill Kennedy his knack for creating disturbance in class. Item 22: Margaret Green leaves her shy and retiring nature to Estelle Pierce and Ethel Moritz. hoping they will not abuse it. Item 23: To Oneida Kilman, Claudia Albertson leaves her ability to get her man and hold him. Item 24: Irene Barrett leaves her slow southern drawl to Vivian Keating. Item 25: Ray Barnes bequeaths his sense of humor to Kitty Crowling so she won't lose her temper so much. Item 26: Isaac Gottlieb leaves his achievement in sports to Betty Lewis. Item 27: Kenneth Lassiter wills his dark Clark Gable mustache to the romantic S. T. Pledger. Item 28: To Louise Ambrose, Louise Gibney wills her method for disposing of freckles. Item 29: Esther Brown bequeaths her date books to Chauncy Krahenbill that he may have more success with his dates. Item 30: Evelyn Hargrove wills to Mildred Burford and DeKoven King her quiet efficiency. Item 31: Kathleen Greenlee leaves her dramatic ability to Hilda Ricks providing she doesn't over do it. ,Item 32: John Williams wills his road map to Robert Webb so he will be able to get around in Glen Rock. . Item 33: Rose Heffington leaves her cheerleading ability to Lois Lee considering she takes advantage and wins a letter. Item 34: Paul Large bequeaths to Joe Parron his grim determination. Item 35: Norma May leaves to Dan Crain his fags in order that he will have some- thing to skip assembly for. Item 36: Barbara Makinson bequeaths to Eunice Roscberry and Vivian Jones her ambition to loaf in study hall. Item 37: Dottie Jane Smith leaves her typing ability to Dan Makinson and Katie Fisher, on one condition, they don't win all the pins in typing. Item 38: Ruth Munden leaves her sweet disposition to the quiet Joe Barrett and Andrew Moscopolis that is. if they don't take it to heart and win all the girls around school. Item 39: June Bodnar leaves to Charles Ambrose and James Lowry her quiet and calm disposition. Item 40: Estelle Jones wills Elizabeth Nuekols and Dorothy Parker her bashful ways so ---- well? Item 41: To Louise Bibb, Frances Price leaves her flashing brown eyes. I-Iereunto have we set our hand and seal, knowing that all provisions herein pro- claimed are unalterable and indisolvable. Signed. ELIZABETH MAST. Teslnior. Fifteen

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Last Will and Testament F?fK1Q2lKf E, the Senior Class of lf!-41, of Kempsville High School, in the County of ity Princess Anne, in the State of Virginia, hereby draw up. ordain, and 'X L establish this our last will and testament, disposing' of all property we have accumulated during' our four enjoyed years in high school and revoking' wi -'W X: any other will made by us at any other tnne. Item 1: We leave to the class of 1942 our intelligence, dignity, and ability to lead the underclassincn through a successful year. Item 2: To the faculty, we leave our bright and useful suggestions so that in years to come teaching will be much easier for them. Item 3: Lothar Riedel- leaves to Frances Ballance his reducing' diet in hope that Fanny will take heed and have a slim and beautiful tieure. Item 4: Mary Bartee leaves her appetite to Evelyn Mcliown so that there will be no scraps left back in the Home Economies Department. Item 5: Bill Robishaw leaves to the slow and careful driver, Granville Gray, the ability to turn a corner without speeding up in hopes that some day he will turn a corner with all 4 wheels. Item 6: To Gary Griffith, Katherine Eaton leaves tier basketball ability, on condition that she can still lay on the floor half the ganie and hold the opponents down to a zero score. Item 7: Tiny Robishaw leaves his chemical ability to Doc Hardy so that he too might become a successful chemist as Tiny has proven to be. Item 8: The quiet unconcernecl ltuth Sanford leaves her dignified laugh to Julia Kovach. Item 9: Tony Ewell leaves his love forjchool work to lllary Moore so that she may benefit as much as he has. Ibem 10: To Claude Bates and Page Haverty, Elizabeth Singleton leaves her ability to dance because she wishes for them to catch up on the latest. rhumba steps. Item 11: Bob Garrene leaves his little mouth to Arline Frizzel so that the teachers and students will not have to listen to her blow ofi' all the time. Item 12: Herbert Brady leaves to Gordon Oliver his track shoes with the hope that Gordy not only will win the district track meet but also Gary's heart. Item 13: Virgzinia Jordan bequeaths her pleasingrly stout figure to Evelyn Martin in the hope that it will help her to get to Hollywood. Item 14: Theodore Waters leaves his witty comebacks to Lewis Johnson providing he doesn't keep people laughing during class period. Item 15: Marie McClain wills her seriousness to the happy-go-lucky Doris Young and Margaret Parsons. Item 16: Harold Bell leaves his baseball ability to James Peterson and Granville Lynch provided they don't fight over the ball out on the field. Item 17: Norwood Shirley bequeaths his golden locks to Norma Taylor in hopes that the men will be attracted by her beauty in later years. Item 18: Doris Ives wills to Irene Rieder her basketball ability that she may win a K next year. Item 19: To John Creekmore goes Elmore Lewis' mental ability so John won't have to study next year and yet come out on top. FIUIIVIFCIL

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