Onancock High School - Trident / Beacon Yearbook (Onancock, VA)

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iUNIOR PtAV AUNT EMMA

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Class of 1956 of Onancock High School, being of sound mind, memory and understanding, but realizing the time for our departure is now about to dawn upon us do make and declare this our last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills at any time heretofore made by us. SECTION I ART. I To Mr. Chadderdon, our principal, we will our appreciation for guiding us in the past four years and helping us to seek the finer points in life. ART. II To you, the faculty, we will the consideration which you have so graciously shown to us. Thanks for the patience and respect. ART. Ill To the Juniors, we will our ability to be tardy, make noise, skip class and drive the teachers insane. SECTION II ART. I Joan Cherrix leaves her excess weight to Dawn Evans and Kay Wat- kinson providing they will weigh themselves once a week. ART. II Sammy Belote leaves to Robert Clark and Bobby Finney his studying ability. ART. Ill Pat Davis leaves her typing ability to Denna Scott and Nancy Shrieves. ART. rV George Coard leaves his skill in wrecking cars to George Phillips and Elwood Edwards. ART. V Lucia Belote leaves her abundant supply of A’s to Meg Gunter and Carolyn Hutchinson. ART. VI Larry Brown leaves to Charles Davis and Jimmy Taylor his crew- cut. ART. VII Lou Hill leaves her basketball ability to Kay Nock and Betty Gayle Drummond. ART. VIII Franklin Gladding leaves to Jimmy Tuttle and Charles Chandler his dancing ability. ART. IX Jo Anne Young leaves her 22 inch waist line to Sidney Pruitt. ART. X Johnny Williams casanova “56” leaves to Skipper Bell and Jimmy Thomas his bag of tricks. ART. XI Shirley Ennis leaves to Joyce Fay Harris and Faye Payne her wig- gly walk. ART. XH Kenneth Martin wills his loud mouth to Charles Jones and Dean Edwards. ART. XIII Sharon Fosque leaves to Jo Ann Simmons and Kay Prier her flirt¬ ing ways. ART. XIV Tommy Evans wills his studying ability t o Billy Evans and Ronnie Kilmon. ART. XV Nancy Evans leaves her ability to keep the Naval Base busy to Carolyn Crockett and Betty Wharton. ART. XVI Jackie Murray leaves to Allen Turner his arguments for future competition with the teachers. ART. XVII Nathan Davis leaves his driving ability to John Dukes. ART. XVIII Maybelle Spence leaves to Judy Obaugh her quiet ways. ART. XIX Buddy Evans wills his football ability to Billy East. ART. XX Betty Custis leaves to Paula Johnson her ability to bluff the teach¬ ers in giving her good grades. ART. XXI Don Sparrow the “nature lover” of our class just wants to leave, ART. XXII Warren Stotz leaves his love line to Jimmy Murray. ART. XXHI Barbara Williams leaves to Susan Shrieves her “way to hook a man. ” ART. XXIV Peggy Dize wills her winning smile to Emily Smith andVonda Kilmon. ART. XXV Eloise Shrieves leaves her cooking ability to Janet Henley which she will need in the future. ART. XXVI Augustine Davis wills to Larry Allen the job of driving teachers nuts. ART. XXVH David “Tex” White, the hillbilly of the Eastern Shore, wills his guitar to Glenn Phillips. Class of ’56 Lucia Belote Johnny Williams Testators

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PRESIDENT Robert Clark VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY Billy Evans Carolyn Crockett Charles Chandler Judy Obaugh Fay Payne Larry Allen Charles Davis Emily Smith Jimmy Thomas Sidney Pruitt Charles Jones Kay Nock Susan Shrieves Allen Turner Kay Prior Everett Bell TREASURER Jimmy Murray Bobby Finney Meg Gunter Billy East Janet Henley