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

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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 Article XXXIV Article XXXV Article XXXVI Article XXXVII Article XXXVIII Article XXXIX Article XL Article XLI Joyce Bibbins and Romona Custis leave Joan Murray and Joanne Milliner their constant smiles. Mike Matthews leaves his way with women to Craig Killmon and David Kelly. Sammy Morris wills his hairy chest to Doug Ayres and Orlando Riley. To Violet Abney and Betty Ann Perry, Joyce Hart leaves her feminine ways. Libby Williams leaves her long golden locks to Miss Barnes. Gaye Savage leaves her position on the BKB team to Colleen Cooper, if she can get rebounds on her tip toes, too. Pat Wilson leaves his promptness to Mark Waldron and William Drummond. Jerry Taylor wills his brains and leadership ability to Marvin Bagwell. Emory Hurst wills his 27 whiskers to Jeff McCoy and Steven Kelly. Douglas Bundick leaves his position as hat-check boy at the Armory Dances to James Walker. Joe Lewis leaves his ability to climb through the girls’ bathroom window during Armory dances to Vincent West. Geraldine Hope wills her attendance record to Delores Veney. Craig Savage leaves Calvin Drummond his academic average in hopes he can do something with it. B. W. James wills his ability to get picked on by the girls in French class to Larry Strand. Terry Moore wills his hair to Mr. Barnes so his head won’t get cold in the winter. Denise Nelson leaves Gloria Jenkins the bottle of tranquilizers she used as annual editor. Robert Windsor wills his book “1001 Excuses for Not Doing Your Homework” to Rufus Drummond and Allan Stand. Phyllis Taylor leaves Ritha Reed her position in F.H.A. Vivian Thompson, Cora Dix, Blanche Bunting, Debbie Lawson, and Darlene Walker will their place in Miss Barnes’ homeroom in the mornings to Mabel Finney and Barbara Turner. Hollie Scott leaves his place in Mrs. Richardson’s heart to Bruce Rappaport. To Allan Reed and Jerome Turner, Sylvia Blake wills her perpetual mouth. Vic Long leaves Ann McMath his parking place in front of school. Billy Ewell leaves to Paul Thomas his bottle of “Curl Free”.

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of Onancock High School of 1971, being of sound mind, memory and understand¬ ing, do hereby declare this our last will and testament, revoking all previous wills heretofore made by us. SECTION I Article I To Mr. Hoppes we leave our respect, appreciation and sincere admiration for helping us as a class and as individuals throughout our high school days. Article II To the faculty we leave our gratitude for their patience and thoughtfulness shown through the years. Article III To the Juniors of O.H.S. we leave our memories and hope that their senior year is as great as ours has been. SECTION II Article I Donna Smith leaves her ability to stick her foot in her mouth to Linda McNary. Article II To Onancock High School, Danny Shrieves leaves his red hair to brighten the halls and his laugh to echo in them. Article III Morris Poulson leaves his height to Bobby Marsh and Milton Lilliston. Article IV Marie Bailey and Emma Nock leave Joanne Drummond and Eli Strand their silence (If it’ll do any good). Article V Peggy Martin and Elizabeth Hudson leave their hair-dos to David Strand and Carey Strand. Article VI To Jeanette Ruediger, Debbie Daley leaves all her wild football games. Article VII Scotty Scott and Linwood Davis leave their sex appeal to Charles Nock and George Shrieves. Article VIII Susan Parker wills her ability to make friends to Teresa Annis. Article IX Mallory Davis leaves Dru Marsh 120 gallons of gas to take over his continual dating of girls 30 miles away. Article X Jane Bowling wills her “spotlight” to Robin Bradley. Article XI Tony Edwards leaves Ronnie Harmon his afternoon girl passengers provided he drives them directly home after school. Article XII Kevin Harmon wills his head to Mr. Hoppes. Article XIII Diane Doughty and Becky Russell leave their wedding bells to Mary Margaret Johnson and Peggy Smith. Article XIV Peggy Harrison leaves her shortstop position to Marsha Strand and recommends an extra wide glove. Article XV Barney Russell leaves his corny jokes to Richard Savage and Larry Drummond. Article XVI Penny Adams leaves Valerie Simpkins her good grooming tips. Article XVII To Elaine Fletcher, Patricia Jefferson leaves her good disposition. Article XVIII Eloise Walker leaves her figure to Cindy Turlington and Kristan Taylor.

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Article XLII Sheila Finney leaves her blue-jeans to Cathy Crosley, Sarah Harris and Beverly Bailey. Article XLIII Norman Downing leaves his Bouncing Blue Honda to Danny Killmon. Article XLIV Zelma Mason wills her height to Linda Parks. Article XLV Rogers Harrison and Keith Thomas each leave their two left feet to Phillip Mayberry. Article XLVI Beverly Bagwell, John Kluis and Martha Pruitt will their friendly ways to Tommy Waterfield and Wanda Johnson. Article XLVII Ann Nicholson leaves Vernell Taylor her experience and talent in making her own clothes. Article XLVIII Ralph Fletcher and Willie Strand leave Darnell Hall their basketball averages. Article XLIX Sheila Northan leaves Temple Rogers her position as co-captain on next year’s cheer¬ leading squad. Article L Shirley Poulson leaves Patricia Turlington a fish hook. Article LI Abigail Allen and Sadie Allen gladly leave their English seats to James Allen and Jean Carpenter. Article LII Claude Wise leaves all the dead rats he shot at the dump to Mrs. Hines in the lunchroom. Article LIII Nancy Smith leaves Bill Curtis and Gladys Parker her ability to skip school and not get caught. Article LIV Ronnie Custis wills his woman bait to Tommy Smith. Article LV George West wills Kelvin Poulson his driving skill. Article LVI Bruce Kellam leaves nothing. He liked all he had and wanted to keep it. Article LVII Catherine Tyler leaves her position as lead singer in a band to Kathy Pruitt. Article LVIII James Williams wills Millie Robbins and Leah Savage his cheerful way. Article LIX Gloria and Gwendolyn Ames leave their well trained voices to Carolyn Summerville. Article LX Martha Johnson leaves her place in Mrs. Carr’s little house to Betty Davis. Article LXI Donald Matthews wills his artistic skills to Charles Henry. Article LXII Arlene Smith leaves her petiteness to Sharon Adkins and Mercedes Pettit. Article LXIII Deborah Chandler leaves all she learned in French to Patricia Kellam with luck. Article LXIV Jimmy Belote wills Rosemarie Strand his luck in playing Rook. Article LXV Teresa Boone leaves her school parking place to Paige Riley. Article LXVI Donna Fitchett leaves her position on Tri-Hi-Y to Nancy Twyford. Article LXVII Ernest Drummond leaves his boldness to Frances White. 23