Oceana High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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Last Will and Testament Jfmzrinmvf ITEM Xe ovce Ileberlin leaves her sarcasm to I.ovev NIcGrath and Paula Kin 1. . . . E ITEM Xl fe Nlarilyn lfurnal leaves her .-Vs to Bill White. I'l'I-251 Xllee I'ee Wee Morse leaves his jolt as water boy and manager of the football team to james Speight. He wants hnn to work his way up on the team. ITEM Xlll - Harriet Trigg and Catherine .loynes leave their vim, vigor, and vitality to -Ioanne .-Xydlett. I'l'I-IM XIV- I.ela lfisher and .-Xlice Iierehee leave to livelyn Whitehurst and Ann Davis their receipe for shunning the boys instead of always having them near. I'l'l-IM XY-l.ucius Grant leaves his girls and his little black book to K. Z. Bowden and Tommy Currie. I.ucius hopes that lx. Z. and Tommy will appreciate his taste. I'l'l-1M XVI-lirannie Griggs leaves her smiles to .lean Ratly. ITEM XYll5Norman Scott leaves his army pension to Ifdward Walton, if Norman receives If by une, ISHT. ITEM XVIII-Susan Dodson leaves her wealth ot' excuses to go home to Iiarlean Barco and Betty Brown. ITEM XIX-Renie Holloman leaves her ability to look over doors to Ray Gray and Bruce -lones. ITEM XX-Dave Kunkler leaves his many monograms to Victor White. ITEM XXI-Iiileen Gregory leaves her locker with its pleasant memories to .lack Iverntz so he wlll not be lonesome. ITEM XXII-John Stone leaves-no regrets. ITEM XXIII-Anne I.ee Baum and Margie Allen leave their basketball positions to Camille De Foras and .Ieanette Brown. ITEM XXII'-Dan Gallup leaves his calm and peaceful attitude to Harvey Lambka. ITEM XXV-Patsy Woody leaves her list of telephone numbers to Dana McLean. ITEM XXVI-june Fay Smith leaves her off-ice as historian of the Beta Club to Evelyn Gimbert. ITEM XXVII-Bettie Bailey leaves her place in the Hall of Fame to Nicky Langston. ITEM XXVIII-Frank Smith leaves his magic touch in basketball to Tommy Caffrey. ITEM XXIX-Donald Pidgeon leaves his dramatic ability to Dickie Munford. Dickie will need all the gifts he can get to finish school. ITEM XXX-Martha Hatchett leaves her bottle of peroxide to Ann McNamara, so Ann, too, may have natural blonde hair. ITEM XXXI-Gifford Moseley leaves his excess weight to Billy Hatchett. I'rEM XXXII-Bobby Tarrh leaves his mischievousness to Bunky Thornton. ITEM XXXIII-Minor Jordan and Peggy Gregg leave their ability to pop gum to Iidna Barnes. ITEM XXXIV-Marion McAndrews leaves her quiet manner to Mary Ann Brown. ITEM XXXV-Clement Gimbert leaves his scientific ability and his definition of a crystal to john Dyer. ITEM XXXVI-Estelle Hayman and Margaret Smith leave their dancing ability to -Ianetta Henson and I.ucille Powell. ITEM XXXVII-Mert Holt leaves his red locks to Fred Ridge.

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Last Will and Testament W'e, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and forty-seven of Oceana High School, being of our usual unsound minds, do make, publish, and declare this our Last Will and Testament. SEeT1oN I. To Ihr .'fIfIIlfI1f.f17'lllf0ll.' ITEM I-'l'o our School Board and our Superintendent, we leave our thanks, for not requiring us to complete twelve years of school. I'I'l-IM ll-'I'o our Principal, we leave our sincere gratitude for his guidance through the past four years. We hope that he will forgive us for the small misdemeanors which we committed trying to make school more exciting. ITEM Ill-'I'o the members of our beloved faculty, who look upon our departure with smiles ofjoy and signs of relief, we leave our greatest sympathy for their gallant attempts to pour knowledge into our feeble minds. We hope they have the satisfaction uf knowing that at least we tried to learn. SECTIUN I. To ilu' Clr1.f.n'.f.' ITEM I-To the cute li'l eighth graders, we leave our knowledge of places to get chewing um so the won't have to scra e u their own. We also leave our talent for hidin be- g. Y . . ,, . ,, . g hind a textbook while we read the adventures of Su erman. We ho e that thev don't , , P P . get their camouflage upside down! ITEM II-To the eighth grade boys, we leave our wheaties and milk, so they, too, can make the football team and be like Lanky .-Xllen and Dave Kunkler. ITEM III-To the Sophomore class, we leave our tendency to make a little knowledge suffice in the classroom, may this get them into the Beta Club. To them, we leave also our school spirit and pep, with the right to terrorize the opposing teams with their yells. We hope that they do their best to keep things stirred up, remembering a little noise helps our team win. To them we leave our priority in the halls, we dare anyone tu get in their way. ITEM IV-'I'o the Sophomore girls, we leave our position as glamour girls ofOceana. ITEM V-'I'o the junior class, we leave our seats in the assembly, our dignified position as seniors, our privileges IPJ, and our textbooks with their many helpful notes. SEcTloN Ill. To ilu' :7unior.c: ITEM I-Mary Brooks leaves her punctuality to Ann Gallup. ITEM II-Billy 'l'udor leaves his book Ten liasy Lessons in Love Letter Writing to Douglas Shelton. ITEM Ill- Anne White leaves her ability to Hit gracefully from class to class to Fred Clarke. I'rEM IV-Lanky Allen leaves his art of charming the girls to Bodie Baum. ITEM V-eHoward Aydlett leaves his quiet ways to Bunny kvoolford. ITEM VI-Barbara 'l'horne and Virginia McChesney leave their advice on How to Wm a Husband to .Ioanne Phillips and Shirley Harris. ITEM Yll-Donald Bishop leaves his place in the -I-H Club to Bobby Crosswhite so he, also, may grow his own victory garden. ITEM Vlll- Betty Ward leaves her voice to joe Spruill so that he can keep up the team's morale. I'rEM IX- Poe Kindell leaves to jimmy Wilson his knowledge nl' Spanish, and his lnnili in case ,Iimmy needs it.

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Last Will and Testament-Confirmed ITEM XXXVIII-Anne I.ee Rainey leaves her place as art editor of the newspaper and annual to her sister, I irgmia. ITEM XXXIX-Sonny Malbon leaves I.uther and the rest of the family to Oceana so that the Malbon name will remain popular with the faculty and pupils in future years. ITEM XI.-Rosemary Kernan and Pat Mclean leave their long winded conversations to Dot Spence and Helen Stone. ITEM XI.I-Billy Garrison leaves his secret of how to take plane and solid geometry in the same year, to all the poor geometry students who need ir. I'rEM Xl.II-Patty Waterfield leaves her way with Miss Gornto to Russell Richardson, hoping that he will finally pass algebra. I'rEM XI.III- Casanova Kusnir leaves his study hall technique to Richard Naille. I'rEM XI.IV-Keith Bailey leaves his locker to Glenn Dill hoping that he, too, will he fortunate enough to share it with three girls. ITEM XIX-Gladys Capps leaves her giggles to Becky Hooper. Gladys hopes her gift will make life more cheery for Becky. I'rEM XI.Vl-Wesley Payne leaves his long arms to Sonny Davis so he will also he alile to score at least 21 points in a basketball game. I'rEM XI.VII-Colleen Ifvans leaves her stately manner to Bernadette Hughes. I'rEM XLVIII-Basil leaves his Manly physique to poor little Ifarl Uhlinger. ITEM XLIX-Ottis Bishop and jimmy Midgette leave-they hope! ITEM I.-johnny Midgette leaves his history book to George jones. johnny thinks that you may be able to become a senior next year if you use his book. I'rEM I.I-Bobby I.indsley leaves his courteous manner to all the junior boys. We hope the teachers appreciate this. ITEM I.II-We would like to leave our perfect girl to all the junior boys. She has jane Dill's legsg Vivian Baines' eyesg Rita Ray Shirley's hairg Helen Anne l antone's fi ure' Ann Cul e er's com lexion- Hester Holland's ambition- Connie Konto anos' S 1. , . . .' ' P friendlinessg Anne Norfleet s disposition. ITEM I.III-We would like also to leave a perfect boy to junior girls, hut we haven't been able to find one. YIVIAN B,usEs BE'I l'lE BAILEY j.-XNE Dim..