Overton High School - Overtour Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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East ill ani! Ieatanwni or THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1964 ARTICLE I--We the Senior Class of 1964 being of sound mind in spite of our trials and tribulations, do make and declare this document as our last will and testament. ARTICLE IIj-We, the Senior Class of 1964 do bequeath to the present Junior Class our ability to lose money on fund raising projects, and consequently our debts. ARTICLE III '-To the Sophomore Class we graciously donate our slow gait and drowsiness in the halls, which have made us a constant target for the fleet Junior High to bump into. ARTICLE IV' To the Freshmen we pass on our love of competition in Forensics and Athletics. ARTICLE VfWe humbly bestow upon the Eighth Grade the long sought after ability to attend the high school dances. ARTICLE VIfTo the present Seventh Grade we leave our many fond memories and love of adventure. ARTICLE VIIf'fTo Mr. Tipton, Mr. Battle, and the Faculty, we leave our sincere gratitude, everlasting respect, and a bottle of 5,000 aspirin. ARTICLE VIIIfTo this building and its atmosphere we, the Senior Class of 1964, hereby leave our unfailing devotion. ARTICLE IX I, Linda Bailey, do will my place in the roster to my sister, Mary. We, Nancy Gilliland and Charlie McMahan, do bequeath our combs to Mr. Battle. We, Vivian Hackney, Sandra Lucus, and Judy Greer, do leave our blazers to Kay Price, Susan Ward, Chris Robinson, and Janet Smithsor . I, Meredith France, do leave my paperback books to Nancy Hindman. I, Terry Holcomb, do give my whistle to the Bull- cats. We, Melton Abernathy and Harry Burris, do donate our red hair to Gwen Luallen, Elizabeth Mal- lernee, and Martha Morrison. We, Cora Calvin, Janice Hendryx, and Dana Fite, do bequeath our strut to Barbara Daugherty and Marilyn Haas. We, Donna Agee and Tomee Howard, do leave our trouble with contacts to Myra Boysen. I, Sheryl Swint, do will my piano to Lynna Odom. I, Margaret Shaver, do give my Madras soul to Nancy Felts. We, Genie Laurent and Kitti Gupton, do donate our ukes to Sallye Brown and Jim Ann Howard. We, Sandra Helm, Gail Geier, and Pat West, do bequeath our physics books to any Junior girl brave enough to take them. I, Ernie Allen, do will my girl friends to Buddy Wil- kins and Jerry Gibson. We, Barry Brunson and Lamont Carter, do give our love of power to Randy Ritter and Johnny Dod- son. We, Cathy Brooks, Luther Morris, and Deborah Burke, do donate our deep insight to Janice Erran- ton and Evelyn Kennedy. We, Kay Knox, Mike Parker, and Eric Oglesby, do donate our political views to Billy Bland. We, Charles Biter and Larry Roach, do leave our muscles to Ray Jones and Larry Fisher. We, Will Fitzgerald, Sonny Kautzman, Calvin Kimbrough, and Chris Ford, do bequeath our appreciation for the beauties of poetry to Lonnie Malone, Joey Mitchell, and Jeff Ward. I, Martha Deacon, do give my cheerful smile to Patti Smith. We, Ronnie Cockerham, Charles Chitwood, Bill Dick, and Lee Crouch, do bequeath our thirst for knowledge to Joey Bryant, Phil Goodrich, and Chuck Haines. I, Fred Allen, do donate my ears I, John Bell, do leave my briefcase to Kenny Fly and Bob Gray. Crawford, Ricky to Gay Feinstein. We, Jerry Sharber, Jimmy Bell, and Pete Knes- trick, do will our love of work to and Barry Ford. Warren Goodwin I, Ken Bess, leave at last. I, Mary Burkitt, do bequeath my blush to Raymond Morris. We, David and Dan Elam, do donate our Double- mint gum to Ray and Roy Carter. I, Baxter Holley, do give my bowling ball to the Junior with the strongest thumb. I, Gloria Conatser, do leave my knitting needles to Mrs. Ward. We, Connie Cooper and Carol Peyton, do bequeath our raven locks to Diane Curl and Saundra Cooper. We, Jimmy Allen, David Carden, and Brent O'Hara, do will Typing II class to future secretaries. We, Rita Minton and Gay Maxwell, do give our unique greeting to Pat Arnold and Rosemary San- ders. I, Joo McKeand, do bequeath my assembly speech- es to Miss White's next victim. We, Ed Hessey and Tommy Griffith, do donate our ambition to beat Miss Holmes to Randy Ritter. I, Jimmy Andrews, do give my position as lab assistant to Ted Johnson. I, Louie Gwin, do will my witty remarks to Ed Gasser. 171