Kenly High School - Galleon Yearbook (Kenly, NC)

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lu! dllaawl We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Six of Kenly High School in the county of Johnston, the state of North Car- olina, being of sound mind and realizing our impending departure from our beloved school, do hereby declare and make this our last will and testament. I, Virginia Anne Spivey, do leave my gift to gab to Marjorie Morris. I, Linwood Boykin, do leave my charming ways with the girls to Johnny Newsome. I, Anne Watson, do leave my knack of making friends to Camille Boyette, I, Ann Cuddington, do leave my ability to crack jokes to Mr. Long. Maybe you'll get some laughs now, Mr. Long. I, Shelton Evans, do leave all the teachers sighing in relief. I, Marie Scott, do leave my helpful ways to Patty Pope. I, Charles Little, do leave my responsibilities of the annual to Freddy Radford, I, Janice Hales, do leave my cute and win- ning ways to Joyce Flowers. I, Billy Newsome, do leave my ability to attain lasting fame as a basketball player to B. H. Hinnant. I, Mack Kirby, do leave my ability to bluff to Doug Crumpler. I, Lenora Mozingo, do leave my ability to state my mind and enjoy freedom of speech to Julia Belcher. I, Carol Lewis, do leave my ability to argue to Betty L. Peele. I, C.L. Pittman, do leave my quiet ways to Jerry Little, I, JO-anne P0p6, do leave my small waist line to Janet Crumpler, Walter Davis, do leave my schoolbus to Roy Howell, assuming he knows how to drive it. Margaret Lancaster, do leave my bashful- ness to Jewel Peacock. Donald Ray Crumpler, leave Mrs. Sullivan the satisfaction of knowing she won't have to teach me bookkeeping again. Pauline Hales, do leave my ball suit to anyone who is small enough for it to fit. Dora Ellen Holland, do leave my honesty and sincerity to anyone who is humble enough to admit they need it. Melvin Weaver, do leave my height to Jacky Watson. Doris Holland, take all my genius with me Mildred Alford, do leave my curly hair to Johnny Jean Hooks. Bobby Bass, do leave my good old south- ern drawl to Thel Woodard. Sarah J. Sasser, do leave my dignified manner to Faye Williams, in hopes that she will use it. Felton Watson Jr. , do leave my French book to anyone stupid enough to want it. Luby Sutton, am just leaving. Gwen Cockrell, do leave my real cool laugh to Jackie Kirby. Nancy Measamer, do leave my brain to Otis Bunn, Make use of it, Otis. Herbert Askew Jr. , do leave my aggra- vating ways to Harold Boykin, Truette Wall, do leave my popularity to Brent Raynor. Wanda Peacock, do leave my giggles to Grey Baggett. Betty Ann Evans, do leave my two front teeth to Linda A. Bass. Cooper Hales, do leave rriy mature judg- ment to Billy Ferrell. Bernice Edwards, do leave all my extra pencils to Jimmy Pittman. Nancy Alice Boyette, do leave my title as best all around to Nelda Davis. Linda Grice, do sign and seal this last will and testament of the senior class of 1956. Testator, Linda Grice

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