Marlinton High School - Marlintonian Yearbook (Marlinton, WV)

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oughts I RALPH KRAMER, will my English grades to anyone who will take them, I ' m sure I don t want them. X f LINDA MC CARTY, being of sound mind, will my position on the balcony to anyone who wants to be in the mid¬ dle of everything . I, MINNIE FAYE MC LAUGHLIN, being of warped mind, do hereby will my ability to sneak a dog into the school building (without getting caught) and disrupt Mrs. Moore’s classes for a whole day to anyone who is willing to have a nervous breakdown. I, MIKE MC MANN, will my abil ity to get along with Betsy to Tom Clutter. I, ROGER MADDY, will my knowledge in history to future American History scholars. (They will need it.) 4 - I, JAMES MARKLEY, ain ' t willing to will Marlinton High School nothing cause I ain ' t got nothing to will. I, VIRGINIA MILLER, do hereby will my bus driver to anyone who is batty enough to accept him. I, LANA MOORE, will my locker No. 98 to Watson Underwood and that certain football player in hopes they will remember me and all my flirting next year. I, DIANNA PARSONS, will my ability to stay in school and get an education to Delbert Reed. I just hope he uses it. I, KENNETH QUICK, will my seat in English class to Ivan Withers in hopes that he will pass. I, STEVE QUICK, ain ' t got nothing to will the Marlinton High School except my soul and I need it. I, DELBERT REED, will my speed to the next wingback of Marlinton High. I, SHIRLEY REED, will my typewriter to the junkheap, because it ' s no good to anyone after I’ve used it. I, LINDA REYNOLDS, will my luck with a certain boy to a certain freshman girl in the hope that she NEVER gets him. I, JOE SHARP, will my seat in Latin class to anyone who can make better grades than I can. I, BUTCH SMITH, will my ability as manager to anyone who can do the work and have as much fun as I had. And being of sound mind, will my big mouth to John Roy in hopes that he will get in as much trouble as I did. I, EDGAR SMITH, will my locker and books to my brother, Gray. I, CHERYL THOMAS, will my nicknames to anyone who wants them--Kitty, Cat, Shorty, Weasel, Kitten, and Little Girl. I, JUDY THOMAS, do not will anything because I need everything I ' ve got! I, WATSON UNDERWOOD, will to Lana Moore my water jug so she can carry water to a special football player. I, JOYCE VANDEVANDER, will my seat in senior English to Barbara Curry and my seat in shorthand and typing to Gloria (Dee) Mitchell. I hope that they do better than I did. I, RONALD VAN METER, will my ability as a credit hunter to anyone in need of it. I, HELEN WAMSLEY, will locker No. 81 to Sharon McCloud and hope she appreciates the mess. I, MARIAN WARE, will my books to Sarah Carr and hope she gets more out of them than I did.

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