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

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Article XVI Article XVII Article XVIII Article XIX Article XX Article XXI Article XXII Article XXIII Article XXIV Article XXV Article XXVI Article XXVII Article XXVIII Article XXIX Article XXX Article XXXI Article XXXII Article XXXIII Dicky Dix wills his waxed wig to Rudy Smith and Ronnie Justis. Pam Melson and Clara Jacob will their love for parties to Betty Elliott, Rosalie Drewer, and Faith Richardson. Bobby Taylor wills his innocent ways to Preston Mears. Henry Custis wills his lily pad to John Wimbrow. Linda Kilmon and Barbara Fitchett will their ability to skip school to Veronica Justice, Doro¬ thy Bundick, and Joyce Metcalf. Mike Hendrickson wills his tackle spot to Tommy Williams. Curtis Badger wills his dream of an Atlantic lassie to Jack Bonniwell. Claudia Nottingham wills her tactfulness to Carol Ann Twyford. Bobby Swain and John Rogers will their artistic ways to Sharon Reade. Shirley Lewis wills her wise cracks to Sylvia Johnson. Linda McCloud and Donna Pruitt will their formula for a happy marriage to Judy Wright and Judy Guy. Phyllis Parks wills her angelic ways to Damon Evans, Karen Knopf, and Maxine Turlington. Brenda Key and Nancy Livesay will their Southern accents to Carolyn Sites. Brooks Allen and Jack Custis will their new book HOW TO TALK MORE AND SAY LESS to Donna Morgan and Betty Nottingham. George Lewis wills his rosy cheeks to Eddie Belote and Barry Courtney. Carroll Pruitt wills twenty-seven whiskers to George Parker, Gary Ewell, and Arnold Oben- shain providing they keep them well trimmed. Lois Ann Mears and Norma Scott will their ability to annoy Mr. Fitzgerald to Jack Lavelle if he promises to use it well. Jo Anna Abrams wills her new spray perfume How to Catch a Central Boy” to Mary Paul Scott. Curtis Badger and Claudia Nottingham Testators 27

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of Onancock High School of 1963, being of sound mind, now write and declare this our last will and testament, hereby withdrawing all previous wills heretofore made by us. SECTION I Article I To Mr. Hoppes we will our admiration and respect for the way he has guided us through our high school years. Article II To the faculty we will our everlasting gratitude for the most wonderful thing imaginable knowledge. Article III To the Juniors we will many memories of being Seniors which they will experience next year. SECTION II Article I Asher Shrieves wills his hairy chest to Lanny Mason. Article II Scotty Custis wills his brother Tommy to Nadya Crosley. Article III Max Eller wills his ability to speed shift to Bill Valentine and Albert Barber. Article IV Dicky Hines, John Eddie Churn, and Frankie Smullin will their ability to play basketball to Danny Payne. Article V Joe Wescott wills his ability to run track to Bobby Gene Moore. Article VI Penny Byrd wills her heart to Jack Phillips. Article VIJ Paul White and James A. Rew will their athletic ability to Hal Lassiter. Article VIII Darlene Harmon wills her ability to eat to Sonny Shrieves, Jo Ann Van Kesteren, and Connie Williams. Article IX Val East wills her seat in English class to Jo Ann Edwards. Article X Linda Barnes wills her bottle of Lady Clairol to Tress Engler. Article XI Bill Harmon wills his ability to get along with Mr. Fitzgerald to Gary Marsh, Joe Elliott, and Eddie Lavelle. Article XII Betty Hargis and Faye Cambell will their talkativeness to Peggy Savage and Donna Harmon. Article XIII Johnny Justis wills his baritone voice to Tommy Belote and Bill Shrieves. Article XIV Jerry Long and Dianne Killmon will their place behind the Grill to Kim Miles and Robin Milliner. Article XV Lou Ann Fick, Kitty Nock, and Nicky Kellam will their one way ticket to Parksley to Mar¬ garet Ann Watkinson and Glenda Custis. 26

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ANNUAL Editor; Johnny Rogers Co-Editor: Barbara Fitchett Jr. Editor; Kim Miles Business Managers Henry Custis Dicky Dix Kitty Nock Sports Editors; Bobby Taylor Val East Art Editors: Bobby Swain Darlene Harmon