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Memories Left Behind Green Doors We, the Senior Class of January 1957, being of unsound mind (?), and acting under fraud (?), and force (?), do hereby declare as our Last Will and Testament the following: Joanne Switzer leaves her well-worn Hamlet book to Kent Robinson. Take special note of all the red, green, blue, and brown lines when taking Miss Finley's English tests. Sue Cockrell leaves her lop-sided typing eraser to Wanda Bradford, who can find use for it also in her Type 4 class. Mary Jane Reid leaves her fashion designs to Betty Davis. Patricia Biggs leaves her Homemaking 8 notebook to Barbara Finchum. Juanita Rainey leaves her height to a cute little freshman, Shirley Chaney, to divide with her sister, Shelvia. Carolyn Isbell wills her place in the girls' gym to Howard Pridmore, who tries to get in there every day. (Who's in there, Howard?) Edna Van Sant leaves her history book to Hughlene Luckey. Christine Limbaugh would like to donate Betty McGhee a few of her pounds. Barbara Bailey wills some of her height to Martha Musgrove, who will need it for her basketball career. Rosa Lee Carbonie wills her cousin, Tony Ippolito, to the girls, if they can get him. Helen Logan wills her long eyelashes to Faye Hill. Curtis Bird leaves his Usher rat paddle to Mr. Irving E. Fullington, who has a fancy for collecting them. Carol Pugh wills her pin-up picture of Elvis Presley to Jo Ann Deas. Merrill Jones wills his jokes to Mr. 'B , who needs some. Mary Kildron wills her ability to memorize the memory passages in Miss Finley's English 8x class to anyone who can do it. Norma Williams leaves her ability to jump high when doing yells to Gloria Moore, who seems to have a little trouble getting off the ground. Johnnie Vermillion wills Olga Wilhite all her shorthand notes. Matt Reeder, being of sound mind and body (he says) does hereby bequeath one slightly-used Honor Society candle to Tommy Kelley, who was always in the dark. Bobby Dobbs wills his seat by the radiator in Miss Cobb's room to Charles Ho-burt Parks. Ronnie Bailey and Larry Tuck leave passports to God's Country, Inglenook, to any student wanting to go there. Roberta Rensaleer alias Judy Lance leaves her acting ability to the senior play aspirants. Joe Dickiana leaves with his compliments his front seat in Miss Moss's room, which he has occupied for many semesters, to the Mirror Board. Charles Stary leaves his ability to look as if he knows the answers to all the PAGE 22
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SENIOR CLASS REA CORR1NNE ZYLMAN Kt C. O. Safety Committee 5: Senior Cla Plan-•at 8: Promethean 2-8: Jr. Red Cro»» b. Vice President 5; S R Paper Chairman 3; Math Cla » Secretary 3; Choealter 2-6: Choir S-8: Madrigal Club 8; Leta KltU Mualc Award 7. SENIORS NOT PICTURED JAMES C ARROWOOD Jimmy Science Club 4-5: O. O. Club 6-8. RAMONA CARPENTER ANITA JOHNSON HELEN LOGAN % r; Stenographer Club 8: D. O. Club 7 8: Sr. V-Teen 6-6: Jr. Y-Teen 2-4; S. R. Vice Preel-dent 8. P. T. A. Rrpretentative 7. 957 PAGE 21
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questions to the May Seniors who will surely need them. Ronald Kidd leaves the knack of writing term papsrs to all Chemistry 6 students who will need it for their 5,000 word themes. Bob Meadors leaves his red hair to Gloria McClurkin, who has always wanted some. Richard McClendon and Gene Smith will gladly help coach anyone who wants to leave and just can't seem to make it. Betty Torre wills her unique method of doing shorthand homework to Alice Biddle in hopes that she can figure it out. Edwina Burdette wills her milk pitcher to Irene Haas and Pat Wheeler. Carolyn Berry wills her typewriter to Kay Jones. Angela Lawrence leaves her height to Lester Rivers, who really does not need it, and Dick Nail, who really does need some more. Charles Logsdon, with sorrow in his heart, takes razor in hand and leaves his side-burns to Douglas Bird-Dog Frost. Billy Voigt wants to leave his seat in the bass section of the choir to Jim Schmidt. Gertrude Chappell and Ramona Carpenter leave the girls of Phillips the ability to trap a husband. Jimmy Goggans bequeaths his football and basketball prowess to the athletic department. If anyone needs a slightly-used band instrument guaranteed to get you into football games free, see Dwight Waldrop and Margaret Johnson for details. James Arrowood and Bettie Lou Prewitt leave their quietness to Becky Burns, who isn't quiet at all. Wanda Schoel will gladly give her desk in mechanical drawing to any girl brave enough to sign up for the class. Vivian Parsons leaves the ability to win things to Claudette Faulk, who is doing quite well on her own. Joe Dobbs leaves everything mathematical to the math team for reference use. Carl Elvis Scott leaves his old pal, the guitar , to the band for use at the half-time shows next year. Derran Harris leaves. Period! Bruce Hose leaves his ability to tell jokes and keep people in stitches to Bobby Yarbrough. To all stage crews of the future, Pete Wood leaves his superhuman strength. This is to help them move the piano. Connie Sue Barnett, Penny Lawrence and Barbara Speer leave all the luck that wasn't with them when taking accuracys in Type 4 to all the new Type 4 students. Tasia Grammas is so glad just to leave that she is even going to leave the country. When these seniors come back for a visit to Phillips, they won't be surprised at what they find behind the Green Doors because they left it there. —Olivet Summers PAGE 23
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