Marlinton High School - Marlintonian Yearbook (Marlinton, WV)

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WE MIND .... I, Richard Dean, will my rusty, moldy, wet football locker and equipment to Danny Arm¬ strong in hope’s he will be the next right guard. I, Mary Dever, will all of the trouble that I had with the clarinet section this year to Betty Smith in hopes that she will have better luck with them. I, Steve Dilley, will everything I own to Hillsboro High School. I, Tommy Dilley, will everything I own to Greenbank High School. I, Donald Doyle, will my Vo-Ag grades to Clark Jack. I, Teddy Dunbrack, will my football helmet to Terry Bennett. I, Don Galford, hereby will my football socks to Harry McCloud. We, Bill Maddy and Owen Gragg, will the chain in front of the school to anyone who can smoke cigarettes out there and not get caught. I, Dotty Hamilton, will my unsuccessful ability to win at politics to my Dad who plays them all. I, Steven Jack, being of sound mind do hereby will all my love to every girl in M.H.S. I, Maxine Jackson, will my seat on the bus to anyone who has nerve enough to take it. I, Eugene Kelly, will to Marlinton High School the materials to build a flashing neon sign, so people can remember me. I, Irene Kramer, will my English book to Glenda Cutlip as I know she’ll like Mr. Bennett, I’ll will my seat in English to Jenny Shearer. I, Leo Mace, will my English book to Teddy Dunbrack because he needs it. I, Anne Mallow, will my class number 69 to some one who needs it. I, Harry McCloud, will my seat in English to anyone that is dumb enough to take it. I, Gloria McComb, will my future interests in M.H.S. to the remaining students.

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BEING OF SOUND I, Norman Alderman, will my undying love for school and education to Keith, my broth¬ er, “He needs it.” I, Nancy Anderson, will my books to Mike Anderson in hopes that he will have better luck with them than I have. I, Diane Arbogast, will my seat in Senior English to anyone who can stand it. I, Lloyd Henry Armstrong, will my Senior English book to Johnny Hayslett. I, Roseanna Armstrong, will my Physics equipment to anyone who will take it. I, Billie Barrett, will my ability to get into so much trouble to Kay VVilfong in hopes she will make it out. I, James Baxter, being of unsound mind and body, do hereby will my ability to stay in the shower longer than anybody to Steve Meadows. I, Tery Beck, Esq., will my unnatural ability to get along with Mr. E. McElwee to anyone that will have it. I, Linda Bennett, will my smile to the darkest corner of Mrs. Shafer’s room. 1, Marilyn Beverage, will to Donna Galford my class numebr, 69. I, Sharon McCloud Broce, will my ability to work on the school newspaper if it is pos¬ sible. I, Barbara Broyles, will everything 1 have to Marlinton High School. I, Brenda Broyles, will my locker to anyone who wants it. I, Mike Cain, will my Senior English book to Joe Schumaker so he can burn it. I, Bonnie Crockett, will my job as President of the A.D.D.’s to any Junior A.D.D. who hasn’t a short temper, loves an outdoor life and doesn’t enjoy watching the games (of which all were my shortcomings). I, Della Dean, will my inability to cook and sew after two years of home economics to Donna Dunbrack.

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THE SENIORS DO I, Hope McComb, will my seat in Senior English to Jo Ann Underwood; if she is smart she won’t take it! I, Donny McElwee, will my ability to play drums to Randy Vanscoy in hopes that he has as much fun as I have had in M.H.S. I, Nancy McKenney, will my place in shorthand II to Betty Reed in hopes that she does better there than I did. I, Pearl Miller, will my ability in typing to Diane Buzzard to stay caught up. I, Thomas Moore, will my ability in the position on the football team to Greg Irvine. I, Doug Morrison, will to Brent Withers my position at blocking back in hopes he can do as good a job as I did. I, Ronnie Peacock, will my big ears to Johnny Wilfong hoping he won’t have to stretch his. I, Mark Pifer, will all of my Senior books to myself because I will be here next year. I, Hope Rimel, will to a certain girl my pig-pen cause I know it will come in handy. I, Charma Sage, will my ability to do the Bogabaloo to Miss Mann in hopes that she can move her feet as fast as her head. I, Charles Sheets, will my Senior English workbook to Mr. Bennett. We, Mike Sheets and Glen Wade, will to Mr. McNeel all of our extra locks of hair in the event he may need them some cold morning. I, Danny Sharp, will the ingrown toenail on my left foot to Mr. Bennett. I, Zella Shearer, will to my sister, Jenny, all my good looks and hope she gets Dizzy from them. I will my 1840 model car to Glenda Cutlip in hopes she drives herself crazy like me. I, John Sparks, will a case of strings and a box of steel guitar picks to Jerry Dale in hopes that he can better himself in the music field, before he destroys it! I, Paul Sparks, will all my cigarette butts to Leo Mace because he does not smoke.