Marlinton High School - Marlintonian Yearbook (Marlinton, WV)

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4 Class Will I, Sondra Nelson, do hereby will my ability to behave in band class to Dwight Diller in hopes ’ that no one will get hit with as many spit-wads as I did. I, Karen Galford, do hereby will my ability to work math problems to Mr. McNeel. If he has another student as brainy as I was, he’ll need it. I, Don Jackson, will my height to Tommy Michael in hopes that one day he will become captain of the team. I, Betty Mann, being of very unsound mind do hereby prove it by willing to Vicki Sharp my one great ability. I don ' t know what it is but maybe she can use it anyway. I, Charlotte Ann Reed, will my nights to jack Nelson hoping he will have as much fun as I had. I, Carolyn Vandevender, will my patience to whoever has office 6th period next year for wait- ing on Coach Friel to make out his absence slip. I, Don Circosta, will to Sally Rose my ability to get out of work on the Annual Staff. Believe me, she needs it. I, Delmos Barb, hereby do will my ability to do push-ups to Bobby Beverage and George Broce for they will need it in football practice. I, Efi ' ie Underwood, will to Shirley Dean my low grades in senior English, in hope that, she can do better next year than I did this year. I Sue Withers will the two most stubborn, most hard-headed girls in Marlinton High School as ’ cheerleaders for 1964 to Charlotte Sharp and Vicki Moore so that they will know exactly what I had to put up with this year. I, Beth Kellogg, hereby will my shortness to Diana Robinson in hopes that she will have more ’ luck in finding the magic formula for growing taller. i, Joyce Ryder, wish to will the on coming seniors more luck in English and Much better grades than I have had. I, Sue Sparks will to Jean Burr my ability not to fall in love, because she s too young to get married. I, Pat Sharp, will to Sharol Miller and Delores Jackson the ability to stand in the dark corners and flirt with the senior boys. I, Billy Perry, will my ability to get along with the girls to Philip Anderson and Warren McCloud. I Blix McNeill, will my ability to clean the dressing rooms to the next dumb ox, and also my ’ ability to keep money in my pockets to any boy who is willing to stay away from the girls. I, Sandy Anderson, will to Karen Colburn my brother, because I won ' t be around to take care of him any more. I, David Galford, will my ability to anyone who can use it. I, Sandi Walker, will my typing ability to Sally Rose because she certainly needs it. I, Phyllis Friel, will my ability to skip class and get caught to anybody that wants to try it. I, Brenda D. Sharp, will the hotseat to anybody that finds as much romance as I did in 1960. I, Judy Geiger, will my red hair to anyone who has a temper to go with it. 20

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