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To: Kenny Blankenship we leave a fat lip. To: Melissa Krahenbuhl we leave Margaret Stone's ability to stay slim and trim. To: The freshman class girls we leave Ricky Abbott. To: Next year's Student Body we leave a paved parking lot. To: Coach Andrews we leave an can of Metrecal. To: Deborah Bryant we leave Donna Rhodes' perfect attendance record. To: The LARGUS Staff we leave a new name. To: Perry Piper we leave a three day suspension. To: Nan Garrett and Johnny Gwin we leave a quiet, secluded corner of the hall. To: Donna Chancey we leave 25 pounds of Viva Willoughby's eye make-up. To: Rusty Fisher and Jerry Nolan we leave a hot date. To: Doug Davis we leave big brother Desi's basketball shoes. To: Eddo Watts we leave Hole-in-One Donuts. To: The Highest bidder we leave Jerry Yarbrough's playboy ID card. To: Future Alpha members we leave Michele Kelley's life time membership card. To: Cecelia Sullivan we leave Amy Hamrick's recording contract. To: Donny Thomas we leave a diploma from the Drivers Education Department. To: The Vocational students we leave free hamburger cards for Mrs. Hardy's. To: Celia Davis we leave Lynn Oglesby's legs. To: The Sports Club we leave a choice saying from Rodney Murrell. To: Ronnie Nelson we leave those wedding bell blues. To: Doug Justice we leave a sour note at the end of the third quarter. To: The Jess Lanier Marching Band we leave a T.V. commercial. To: Pam Lemox we leave a bottle of Protein 21. To: Mr. Nettles, Wendell Carr returns his Trig notebook. To: Next year's delinquents we leave our hiding place in the woods to chew gum. To: Celia Davis we graciously contribute Russ Guyton and a scrapbook of old memories. To: Mike Busby we deliver an ice chest, bottle opener, and a can of red paint. at 7
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To: Billy Lawley we give David Arnold’s title of Chief Pest. To: Pat Krahenbuhl we leave David Zauchin's warpath around the gym. To: Bonnie Buckner we leave absolutely nothing. To: Kay Perry and Marion Hagerty we leave Bill Roy. To: Ronnie Nelson we leave Kenneth Glover's manpower. To: Andy Lazenby we leave Sylvia Blackerby's little black book. To: Jody Burgin we leave Royce Handley's belt. To: Kay Butler we leave a chain for her Bell. To: Carolyn Roe we leave Nancy Johnson's horse to go with her HAY. To: Next year's Key Club President we leave Jay Casey's crying towel for those trying meetings. To: Mellie Krahenbuhl we leave an egg-mobile. To: Patti Dean we leave Cathy Rachmeler's SOUTHERN drawl. To: Next year's Trig classes we leave a whip and a chair to contain Tiger Nettles. To: Angie Mooney we leave Faye Canzoneri's brown nose. To: The Pep Club we leave a perfect attendance record at the basketball games. To: Next year's Senior football players we reserve a seat in the dressing room at halftime of the Mountain Brook football game. To: Coach Cox we leave a varsity coaching position. To: Coach Moton we leave Plato's BOOK OF PHILOSOPHICAL SAYINGS. To: Mr. Bottsford we leave a QUIET Speech class. To: Tho juniors we leave a class yell. To: Next year's Physics classes we leave Brad Dunlavy's notebook. To: Kathy Brazil we leave Cathy Rachmeler's two week engagements. To: The journalism staff we leave an assignment. To: Marion Hagerty we leave a warm place in John Russell's heart. To: Mr. Nichols we leave a full time teaching job. To: Billy Lawley we leave Jay Casey's umbrella, scarf, gloves, and paraphernalia for bad weather. To: Kay Rogers we give Mike Hill. Jesse Reeves, and Biff Wyatt. 216
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To: Johnny Gwin we cede a comb, bottle of Vitalis, and a six day rest period from summer football practice. To: David Garrett we leave Terrell Patterson's boxing gloves, a new pair of blue jeans, and a pair of orange socks. To: Denise Robertson we leave a stereo and her own personal Bird. To: J8n Parsons we leave Carl8 Shaw's tank to crash parties with. To: Carol Clark we leave a camera with a new FLASH. To: The school Ernest Coleman leaves a Speech Therapy class. To: Lance Hill we leave Mike's finesse on the gridiron and his famous good night kiss. To: Steve Griffis we donate a catgut, a sleeping bag, and a one-way ticket to Woodstock. To: Bobby Humphrey we leave HATE 11 To: Sherry Davis we leave Donna Rhodes' blood, sweat, and tears. To: Claude Paden we leave David Braz eel's barbarianism. To: Doug Logan and Pee Wee Simmons we leave Wayne Randle's and Richard Guyton's suavity. To: Mary Paulding, Regina Cherry wills her head. To: Mike Tucker we relinquish a place in the Key Club Band. To: Connie Orr we leave Johnny Nunnally's brief love. To: Eddie Porter we leave a secret LINK to life's success. To: Becky Parson's we leave an ice box and a dozen lemons. To: Jack Walls we leave a flat tire. To: Sherry Wright the Key Club Seniors leave their love and appreciation. To: Don Eilend and Vince Blackerby we leave Mike Hobson and Johnny Bell’s crash weight program. To: Ronnie Wright we leave a handle for his Randle. To: Linka Hobson we leave Janet Hall's GREAT personality. To: Miss Griffin we leave our 16 academic credits. To: The Science Club we leave one unbroken test tube. To: LuAnn Kelso we leave Anna Jean DeFrank's long legs. To: The teachers we leave a pint of blood plasma. To: Everyone Rodney Murrell leaves his hair. 211
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