Pine Level High School - Pine Needle Yearbook (Pine Level, NC)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT , Hank Woodard, bequeath my ability to talk my way out of things to George Braswell, hoping that he will utilize it. , Jean Avery, bequeath my loud voice to Jean Evans, if she wants to use it. Nettie Hansley, bequeath my easy laughter to Shelva Hinnant, if she needs if. , Benny Parker, bequeath my skill of riding horses to Raymond Bailey. Wayne Watson, bequeath my ability (?) of driving a car to anyone who wants to use it. , Shelba Creech, bequeath my position as cheerleader to anyone who is lucky enough to be chosen next year , Patsy Walters, bequeath my grades to anyone who needs them , Robert Wilkins, bequeath my height to Charles Stallings. , Frank Taylor, bequeath my unused ability to anyone who needs it. , Curtis Price, bequeath my ability to give my class ring to girls to Winky Walters. , Dorothy Edwards, bequeath my ability to take jokes to any good sport. , Janice Overbee, bequeath my friendliness fo all high school students. , Rupert Peedin, bequeath my ability to be so mean to anyone who can get away with it. , Billy Rackley, bequeath my ability to make good grades on tests to Jimmy Brown. , Rochelle Baker, bequeath my dark hair to any blonde who would like to have it. , Joe Watson, bequeath my 88 to any telephone pole that stops it. , Billy Strickland, bequeath my easy driving to Will Crocker. , Janie Tyner, bequeath my ability to flirt with Rupert to lone Jones. , Tom Holloman, bequeath my bookkeeping ability to the Junior Class. , Danny Barber, bequeath my curve ball to Arnold White if he tries to pitch. , Warren White, just leave, period.

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