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COLLEGE CLEANERS 2624 Franklin Road LITTLE BROTHERS SHELL SERVICE 2701 and 2616 Franklin Road Phones 292 6611 and 292-H4433 RAYMOND E. BROWN LION OIL STATION GREEN HILLS SERVICE STATION 3908 Hillsboro Road Service Calls Delco Battery Firestone Tires STEPHENS MARKET, INC. 4105 Hillsboro Road Nashville, Tennessee PAUL SMITH ESSO SERVICENTER 2732 Franklin Road Phone 269' 9191 PATIO COIFFURE DESIGNERS 4104 Hillsboro Road Phone 291 3211 LITTLE AND STEELE HARDWARE COMPANY 2614 Franklin Road 297 9529 297n9520 Delivery Service Easy Terms GREEN HILLS MARKET 3909 Hillsboro Road School Supplies WOOLWORTH'S Green Hills Village BRENTWOOD GULF STATION Brentwood GARRETT DRUG COMPANY 3302 Nolensville Road 2610 Nolensville Road 2401 Lebanon Road Elysian Field Shopping Center J. P. BROWN DRUG COMPANY Franklin Road 1 1 13 Murfreesboro Road 417 Gallatin Road Melrose Theater Bldg. 3907 Nolensville Road 832f-6363 TUSCULUM HARDWARE BILL CARTER, Owner 4708 Nolensville Road Lowe Brothers' Paints GEORGE'S TEXACO SERVICE 4696 Nolensville Road and Haywood Lane Tires, batteries and accessories Phone 832-9938 Open 24 hours TUSCULUM FLORIST INC. Tusculum Shopping Center 4722 Nolensville Road Phone 832-7730 Buy your gifts from B. H. STIEF JEWELRY CO. 214 216 Sixth Avenue North
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172 I, Ray Baird, do leave my guitar pick and English leather to Lynne Garriott. I, Rita Gwynn, do bequeath my Seventeen Charm Course to Dolly Harris. I, Gloria Edmondson, do give my baton to Beth Fletcher. We, Betty Gillespie, Judy Matlock, Sharon Dow- ell, and Patsy Dauberman, do bequeath our gift of gab to Pam Head. We, Anna Lee Blanton and Sylvia Branch, do will gui' chewing gum to Phyllis Brooks and Mary Sharon ones. I, Carolyn Rich, do leave my dimples to Cindy Nelms. We, Ben Hunter, Ronnie Kogler, and David Johnson, do leave our good manners to Leigh Mays, Doug Minton, Donna Nowels, and Buddy Parker. We, Libby Woods and Julia Partee, do bequeath Eur boisterousness to Rick Dorland and Freedie reen. I, Lee Secrest, do will my ability to make barnyard noises in study hall to Charlie Steel and Jimmy Tucker. We, Lynn Mitchell and Linda Rudolph, do donate the guidance department to Cliff Bannister, Demp- sey Hunter, and Billy Westberry. I, Carol Beem, do leave my tumbling ability to Judy Thomas, Jan St. John, and Glenda Root. We, Andrea Anderson, Beverly Hart, Sharon Crabtree, Ellen Jones, Mildred Watson, Carol Reeves, and Cherie White, do will our ability to disturb class to Glenda Johnson, Charlie Anderson, Wanda Barnett, and Carl Berg. We, Lee Ann Severy, Connie Rochelle, Betsy Vaughn, Julie Matthews, and Nancy Noble, do bequeath our bond of friendship to Adele Martin, Diane Littlefield, Marene Redman, and Sue Stansell, We, Linda Robertson and Jane Pickens, do donate our Forensic Club membership to Janet Brown and Arnie Weingart. We, Anne Ashcraft and Rita Murphey, do leave our school spirit to Linda and Brenda West. We, Doug Whiteaker, David Thompson, Edward Burke, Bobby Wright, and Ronnie York, do do- nate our hours of concentration and study to Johnny Allen, Paul Thompson, and Flint Jones. We, Bobby Tolleson and Chip Worley, do give our ambition to the future President. We, Warren Glasscock and Ralph Key, do will our band instruments to Drew Nixon and Nancy Kindig. We, Sharlene Hudson, Donna Irvin and Kay Johnson, do leave our giggles to Sandra Nelson, Janet Morgan, and Alice Moore. We, Sandy Hamilton, Marilyn Martin, Donna Lane and Bob Thomas, do bequeath our transfer cards to Susie Kelley. I, Stanley Rust, do leave my burgundy shirt to Becky Anderton. We, Charlotte Taylor, Barbara Thomas and Nancy Rains, do give our psychology books to any- one who will take them off our hands. We, Wanda Denny, Jenny Farnsworth and Anita Williams, do donate our friendliness to Brenda Geld- reich, Linda I-Ierrell, and Carole Van Hooser. We, Sherry Wilding and Edna Todd, do will our typewriters to Sandra Buffington. I, Pam Amos, leave with Mary Ellen Gibson. I, Gene Andrews, do will my stack of Sports Illus- trated to Hal Barnes. I, Betsy Barker, do bequeath my hair to Jenny Kay Hall and Dolly Tatum. We, Jimmy Atkinson, Bill Baggett and Dudley Carter, do give our athletic jackets to Randy Foster, Wayne Patterson, and George Keith. I, Jane Little, do will my camera to Bill Preston. We, Diane Elledge, Carolyn Hickman, Jane Palmer, Kathleen Harris, Sharon Buff, Carol Jean Andrews, do leave our spots on the office staff to Pam Parker, Linda Pettibone, Patty Kriel, and Nancy Jo Waters. I, Morel Enoch, do bequeath my gracefulness to Tissy Worley. We, Dorcas Peak, Katherine Miller and Kath- erine Eubank, will our love of gym to Ann Askew. We, Guerry McComas, Billy Parker and Jan Bell, do leave our driving ability to Charles Norton, Gary I-lodge, and Freddie Martin. We, Doug Finney, Vincent McCord, Jack String- ham and Jim Burton, do give our love of math to Linda Garrett and Sue Batson. We, Rick Loudermilk, Bill Warren and Owen Brewer, do donate our ability to sleep in class to Carter Blankenship and David MacLean. I, Cheryl Speed, leave for Exeter. I, Steve Anderson, leave without B. J. M. I, Jimmy Humphreys, do will my place on the basketball team to Bill Waters and Billy LaFevor. I, Ronnie Dickson, do give my paper route to Steve Terry. We, Bonnie Shields, Harriet Medlin, Linda Tor- rence, Pam Smith, Bruce Haga, Bill Gailey, George Dunbar and Jere Stansell, do bequeath our lunch table to any juniors not afraid of the man- agement. I, Jim Michelinie, do will my monsters to Bruce Oeschel. I, David Wolf, do leave my cheerleading ability to David Rapp. We, Tom McGee, Hank Creech, Larry Smith, Susan Corbin, Anita Allison, Jim Friedlob, Tom Rose, Henry Workman, Barbara Watts, and Wesley Williams, do bequeath our Advanced Math books to Mr. Rogers. I, Bob Young, do leave my wit to Scotty Vincent.
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