Madison Mayodan High School - Falcon Yearbook (Madison, NC)

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. Q51 Easf 1 f gf' ' anof fjesfamenf P .1 We, the Senior Class of the Madi- son-Mayodan High School, of the cities of Madison and Mayodan, county of Rockingham, and state of North Caro- lina, being almost of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. ARTICLE I To Mrs. Lorraine Scott we leave this 1961 FALCON with the hope that she will never forget us. ARTICLE II Item I - To Mr. V. Mayo Bundy, our superintendent, we leave the worries of becoming adjusted to the new environment of the new school. We hope everything works out all right. Item II - To Mr. Charles E. Fleming, our principal, we leave memories of crowded halls and classrooms and dreams of plenty of room in the new school. Item III - To our teachers we leave our deepest appreciation for all you have tried to do for us. We know your labors were not in vain. ARTICLE III Item I - To the rising Senior Class of 1961-62 we leave hopes that they may spend a full school year in the new school. Item II - To the rising Juniors go our desire for a successful magazine sale and a wonderful Junior-Senior Prom. Item III - To the rising Sophomores go the duty of maintaining and keeping school spirit at its highest level. Item IV - To the Freshmen we leave four years of hard work and fun. ARTICLE IV DONNA AMOS leaves to Melissa Crews her basketball talent - an old pair of basketball shoes. BONNIE CREECH leaves her love for Airforce men to Gayle Gibson. SAMMY COLLINS leaves his ability to drive to Ray Cardwell. GLADYS MOORE leaves her superlative of being Biggest Flirt to Judy Mabe. SONNY EULISS leaves his flat top to a flat head. LENNA VAUGHN leaves the schoolhouse darkened by the absence of her glow- ing blush. LOIS BOLEN leaves all of Mrs. Tripp's work to Christine Coleman. ROBERT FUQUAY leaves Mary Dell Peay fsighj. TERRY GANN leaves that cute little smile to anyone who wants it. BRENDA MOORE, BRENDA ROBERTS, KATHY WRAY. and SUE SHELTON leave their happily married lives to Margaret Freeman and Mildred Gann. TED GRIFFIN is ho in t leave. A. LOU VIA leaves her creative ability to anyone who thinks they can handle it. PATRICIA GANN leaves her bus, Ole 125, to Elaine Williams. C. W. HOPPER leaves what is left of the school to Autrey Bowlin. LOUISE GOINS wills her ability to help fellow students to pass to Anna Joyce. SHIRLEY ROBERTSON leaves her red hair to Barbara Camp. STEVE HOPPER --- just leaves! BONNIE WILLIAMS leaves to Kay Bundy a hot uniform and her seat on the bus for band trips next year. RAY JOYCE leaves his build to Doyle Marley. PATRICIA ROBERTS leaves her out- standing basketball ability to anyone who thinks they can handle it. HELEN HOPPER, MARY ALICE PARRISH, BETTY SUE SATTERFIELD, and VIRGINIA BRIM leave their talent of laughter to Linda Barrett, Norma Jean Hill, and Oleane Martin. JACKIE JOYCE leaves his curly hair to Dickie Hawkins. MIKE JOYCE leaves with a lot of sense, and would like to share it with the rising Senior Class. BONNIE ASHBURN, VELMA GOINS, and DOROTHY WARD will their nightly trips to Greensboro to Linda Dale Collins, Nancy Freeman, and Linda Steele. BUDDY MILKS leaves Miss McKellar to Johnny Irving. CLAUDIA LYNCH and ANNIE KATE WATKINS will to Bonnie Clark, Linda De Ette Collins, and Shelby Nelson their many memorable times in Family Living. HOMER PEARSON leaves his reputation to Mike Jackson. BRENDA MANUEL leaves her personal- ity to Glenda and Patricia Joyce. JACK POWELL leaves his jokes to Jack Saunders. IANICE LAWRENCE and BETTY GREY PARRISI-I leave to Linda Richardson and Joan White their memories of those WONDERFUL hours in the office. LENOIR PETTIGREW leaves her job at the Patovi to Jane Williamson. BUDDY PAYNE leaves old memories to Paul Bradshaw. DANNY REDDICK leaves his way with girls to anyone who thinks they can get it. MARY CARTER wills her good grades to Carolyn Newman, Willie Mae Manuel, and Margie Smith. DAVID SAPP leaves his old Hudson car to Allan Puckett. JOHNNY SHARP leaves his neat clothes to anyone who can afford to buy them. ROGER SHARRON leaves his skill to type to Ransom Goins. BOBBY SHELTON wills his chicken farm to Tommy Cook. JIMMY WILLIAMS leaves the two hairs on his chest to Butch Burris. JAMES PRICE leaves all of his girls to Donnie Joyce. FARRELL CARTER wants to leave be- fore we get consolidated. JIMMIE LAWSON leaves his ability to learn to Jimmy Wilson. PATSY TUCKER wills her cheerleading ability to Dianne Woods. i AUDREY SMITH leaves her love for band to Pamela Carnes and Patsy Yates.

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KEITH ADKINS will leave fif he passesj. MARVIN ANGEL leaves his slim figure to Gary Welch. PETE BARKSDALE wants to leave be- fore hog killing time. LINDSAY BLACK wills his hair style to William Crouch. BOBBY BLACKARD leaves his big mouth to Joyner D. Washburn. DAN BOLES is still talking to Miss Mc- Kellar about his English so he can leave. LEONARD BOWMAN leaves his hurt hand to Billy Drake. HAROLD COLLINS leaves his glasses to Ralph Joyce. JERRY COLLINS leaves his long'hair to Pete Burton. To Sandra Norris and Darlene Sizemore go BECKY ROSE'S ability to work. FREDDIE SHELTON wills his short hands to Gary Newman. JOE SMITH leaves his pretty teeth to Billy Freeman. CHARLES SNYDER wills his F.F. A. jacket to Jimmy Tilly. WESLEY THACKER leaves his ability to wreck a school bus to Patrick Gann. JUDY SHEMO, LINDA SIMMONS, and SONDRA WILLIAMS will their to- getherness to Delores Boone, Martha Griffin, and Shelva Tilly. DONNIE TUTTLE leaves his tight pants to Doddfwebster. EMMY ROGERS and ELAINE MCCOL- LUM leave their secret of how to tame teachers to Frankie Vernon and Judy Robertson. TOMMY VAN NOPPEN leaves his well- groomed hair to Mike Woods. GAIL JOYCE and SUE KNIGHT will their love for French II to Nancy Johnson and Patsy Chaney. TOMMY VAUGHN wills his old thoughts to Butch Joyce. SHELBY GANN, PENNY LEWIS, and PAT THOMAS will their quiet manner to Shelby Sands, Betty Clark, and Patricia Collins. CHARLES WILLIAMS leaves his curls to anyone with straight hair. JANET GIBSON wills to Martha Paris an overstuffed locker and an old dilapidated notebook. BILLY WILSON leaves his ability to skip school to Tony Lawson. CAROL ORE, MATTIE LOU ORE, and PATRICIA MARSHALL will their classes in the restroom to Judy Fallin, Barbara Roberts, and Linda Ganus. JOHNNY WILSON wills his old Ply- mouth to anyone who would like to buy it. LINDA ATKINS wills her share of bread in the lunchroom to Marilee Bullins. STEVE JOYCE wills his talent to play the guitar to Donnie Clark. 1-'AY WILSON and BEVERLY CARTER leave their ability to skip class to Patsy Duggins and Yvonne Dalton. BUDDY JOE MYERS leaves his ability to play basketball to anyone who can match it. JUDY GROGAN leaves her love for cats to Dorinda Black and Kay Martin. TIM HALEY leaves his good looks Cha ll to Leroy Ore. PAIGE DODSON leaves her artistic ability to Ann Boisseau. ODELL HAWKINS leaves his '39 Ford to Carl Downs. JOHNNY HAZELWOOD leaves his ability to learn to his future son. Signed, published, and declared as and for their last will and testament by Bonnie Williams and Jimmy Lawson the named testator and testatrix, in the presence of us, who, at their re- quest and in the presence of them and of each other, have subscribed our names hereto as witnesses on the thirty-first day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and sixty-one f1961J. Witnesses: Advisor - Mrs. Lorraine Scott Editor-in-chief - Linda Via Principal - Mr. Charles E. Fleming Testator - ,vlffidfm Testatrix