Peterstown High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Peterstown, WV)

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CLASS WILL We, the members of the Class of 1955, of P.H.S., in the city of Peterstown, county of Monroe, and state of West Virginia, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any and all wills heretofore made by us. We give, devise, and bequeath the following: Donald Buckland wills his athletic interests to Melvin Harvey. Sue Ballard wills her ability to play the piano to Judy Coulter. Jimmie Dillon wills to Woody Long anything he leaves behind. Richard McNeil wills his Richard to Richard Guynn. Mary Craft wills her understanding of boys to Betty Keatley. Yvonne Ball wills her quiet ways to Libby Weiss. Harold Pack wills his share of Mill Hill to Jimmy Shires. Margaret Sarver wills her ability to write love letters to Shirley Boothe. Teddy Francis wills his singing ability to Richard Guynn. Sara Ballard wills her popularity to Barbara Robinson. Junior Amos wills his interest in married life to Charles Brookman. Betty Beasley wills her athletic ability to Shelby Bradley. Roscoe Amos wills his interest in girls to Jerry Broyles. Patty Bradley wills her manners to Mary Jo Weatherford. Forrest Bradley wills his wit to be quick to Marshall J ones, Elsie Jo Brown wills her ability to drive to Margaret Whitt, Terry Beckett wills his fondness of hot rods to Bob Miller. Anne Dillon wills her smile to Dusty Dickinson. Thurmond Brewster wills his silly ways to J ack Harvey. Ellen Dillon wills her intelligence to Betty Miller. Ralph Campbell wills his ability to be still to Woody Long. Anna Mae Craig wills her love for married life to Jenny Sadler. Roy Campbell wills his ability to stop at the right time to Tom Pitzer. Louise Dunn wills her cooking ability to Blanch Blankenship. Alvin Carter wills his ability to get out of class to Jerry Broyles. Peggy Ferguson wills all her friends to Patsy Jervis. Lloyd Chandler wills his interest in girls and cars to Glenn Cantiberry. Betty Helm wills her love for school to Betty J. Francis. James Craig wills his long-gone courting days to Bill Gentry, Mavis Hodges wills her love for movies and ballgames to Darlene Brewster. Duane Davis wills his physique toMelvin Harvey. Evelyn Hylton wills her ability to look innocent at all times to Louise McClaugherty. Opie Gunoe wills his ambition to become a great salesman to Darrell Ellison. Louise Keatly wills her ability to type to Clara Carter. Bob Guynn wills his loving, loving, loving per- sonality to Jimmy Shires. Carol J ones wills her ability to work in the library to Ellen Ballengee. James Hutchison wills his nonbelief in anything to Van Mann, a prospective member for next year's Senior Class. Leota Lane wills her fondness to ride in a truck to Margaret Lively and Wanda McCarmick. Harold Long wills his specks to Woody Long. Ardella Long wills her shyness to Patty Shell and Shirley Smith. Richard Pennington wills his Future Farmer membership to Robert Wimmer. Shirley Suttle wills her interest in N Class Rings to Glenda Ogle. Lee Porterfield wills his mischievous disposition to Charles Brookman. Mary Lee Vaughan wills her friendly way to Lois Pennington. Carlton Reese wills his six plugs Qsparky to Jimmy Shires. Shirley Weaver wills her ability to blush to Emma Jean Harless and Shirley Broyles. Elmo Stover wills his lazy habits to Marshall Jones. Shirley Wilson wills her fondness to talk in class to Bonnie Wickline and Margaret Flesh- man. Sammy Wickline wills his nickname, Spade to Tom Pitzer. Sandra Witten with great sorrow wills her typing book to Leona McNeil. Howard Thompson wills his shy ways to Robert Wimmer. The Class of 1955 CSealy Signed, sealed, published and declared, as and for the last will and testament of The Class of 1955.

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E l0R CLASS PLAY LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR is a three act comedy play of the Vashki family. Tessy, the eldest daughter, is engaged to an aristocrat from Chicago. A neighbor, Johnny Jones, interrupts the wedding to remove a swarm of bees from the Vashki house. Johnny falls in love with Tessy, and manages to break her engagement to Oswald Frederick. He then becomes engaged to Tessy, and Oswald is engaged to Tessy's sister, Dora. CAST Wingy Vashki . , Teddy Francis Flora Vashki . Peggy Ferguson Dora Vashki . Margaret Sarver Anna Vashki . . . . . Ellen Dillon Emil Vashki . . Donald Buckland Biddy Brady . . . . Anne Dillon Mrs. Jones . . . Sandra Witten Tessy Vashki . . . . Sue Ballard Luke Watson . . . . Carlton Reese Oswald Frederick . . . . . Elmo Stover Johnny Jones . .... Bob Guynn Mrs. Frederick . Elsie Jo Brown Mrs. Bixby . . , . Betty Beasley Maxey ..... . . Alvin Carter Judge Patrick . . . Jimmy Dillon Dixie Jones . . ....... Mary Craft Mr. Ping . . . , Thurmond Brewster Grandma . . ....... .Leota Lane JOKE Cop: Didn't you hear me yell for you to stop? Bob G.: No, sir. Cop: Didn't you hear me whistle? Bob G.: No, sir. Cop: Didn't you see me signal? Bob G.: No, sir. Cop: Well, I guess I'd better go home. Idon't seem to be doing much good around here. Richard L.: 1 don't think the man upstairs likes Johnny to play on his drum. Sandra H.: Why? Richard L.: Well, this afternoon he gave Johnny a knife and asked him if he knew what was inside the drum. Mescal M.: What are the wild waves saying? Donnie B.: Sounds like 'Splash'. Doctor: You are suffering from indigestion. Drink a glass of hot water every morning. Mr. Price: I have been doing that for years, Doctor, only my wife calls it coffee. Mr. Johnston: How did your wife get on with her slimming diet? Coach Ballard: Fine--she disappeared completely last week. 23