North Cross School - Compass Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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K I, Marian Upchurch, do hereby bequeath to Rick Dunlap fifty sour grapes SQXN X SENIOR WILL I, David Albertson, do hereby bequeath to North Cross an extra locker to be used only for mid-year emergencies. I, Vicky Brown, do hereby bequeath to Rick Dunlap my good counseling and a dependable shoulder to cry on. I, Ann Carmichael, do hereby bequeath to the school vivid memories of all the newspapers my staff put out. I, Hank Garden, do hereby bequeath a recent publication of Pride and Prejudice to Beth Connelly. I, Rand Garrett, do hereby bequeath 1,899 frogs to the biology lab. I, Larry Hammond, do hereby bequeath to Bill Tice my tapes of Bach to listen to during French lab. I, Geoff Jennings, do hereby bequeath to North Cross a set of iron bars to complete the incarceration of the inmates. I, Martha Jolly, do hereby bequeath a beauty parlor appointment to Field Jones in hopes something can be done about his green hair. I, Tom McMillan, being of dense mind and sparse body, do hereby be- queath to North Cross School the honor of remembering me. I, Penny Rutherfoord, do hereby bequeath to Pratt Mouniield a 12-inch gold ruler to use in study hall next year. I, Kent Smith, do hereby bequeath to Jimmy Bowman a duck to make all his noises. I, Liza Spessard, do hereby bequeath to Beth Connelly all my unopened textbooks. I, Bryan Tyack, do hereby bequeath my infamous driving habits to who- ever has the necessary intestinal fortitude. and the ton of snow he gave me. The Senior Class hereby bequeaths to Mr. Pritchard a copy of Webster's From English to American. Mr. Nickerson a year's supply of Ca,p'n Crunch. Mr. Mr. Beasley a copy of The High and the Mighty. Stuart a Charles Atlas body building set so the bullies w0n't kick sand in his face at the beach. Mr. McLeod one cow for his famed bull for the purpose of starting the great El Toro Ranch. Mr. Crockett a coonskin cap. Mr. Bell a copy of English Made Simple, or 913 pages of sage comments and four paragraphs of pertinent English notes. Mrs. Bailey a class of child prodigies. Mrs . Faris a copy of the Rise and Fall of Anglo-French Relations. Mrs. Jones a tape recorder and a set of tapes for a Latin lab. Mrs Mr. . Jennings money enough for Geoff to get a daily hair cut. Johnson a senior class already accepted in college. N I I XNWNWN ae. i 5 9 Nl NN x j AMW I I 56 AQA

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