Randleman High School - Rendezvous Yearbook (Randleman, NC)

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Lost Will ond Testament I, EDDIE JOHNSON, leave my superlative, Best All-Around, to Chuck Doyle, but keep many fond memories of school days. I, DICKIE LAWSON, leave my superlative, Friend- liest, to Jackie Allred. I, SUSAN LEDNUM, leave all of my new-found friends with sorrow. I, LARRY LINTI-IICUM, leave my superlative, Best Personality, to Bobby Allred, and my bus 96 to anyone who will have it. I, JESSIE LOFLIN, leave my position as office assis- tant to anyone who has the ability to get along with Mr. Cromartie. I, GEORGE MacDONAID, leave my ne atne ss of appearance to any other ghost who would like to appear. I, LAURA ANN MARSHALL, leave my title, Best Dressed, to Judy Da vis, and all the good times I have had to Ann Allred. I, JOYCE MCADEN, leave my seat in se c ond year Typing to my brothe r Keith, hoping he won't make as many errors as I have. I, FAYE MILLIKAN, leave my ability to talk in study hall to anybody who gets caught at it. I, NANCY MILLIKAN, leave my position as a senior cheerleader to Susan Hinshaw, hoping her last year will be filled with as many wonderful memories as mine. I, JANE DAVIS MORRIS, leave to join my husband John and my daughter, Shelley. I, BRENDA JOYCE PARRIS, leave to be with Sonny, together we shall look for what the future holds. I, LEROY PARSONS, leave my place in the Library Club to Paul Newby. I, LEWIS PERRY, leave my bus l16 and route to anyone with steel nerves. I, LINDA PIERCE, leave my school and friends with much regret, and to my brother Kermit, Ileave the ability to stay out of detention hall for four years. I, RONNIE PLUMMER, leave my entire glow of personality to anybody who is satisfied with little things. I, BERNIECE PUGH, leave my seat in shorthand to anyone who takes it, wishing them better luck than Ihad. I, CIARA PUGH, leave my seat in second year typing to Mary Ann Perry, wishing her the best of luck. I, LINDA RICHARDSON, leave my s up e r I a t iv e, Most Talented, to Rebecca I-Iough. I, BEVERLY ROBBINS, leave my p osition on the debate team to Ann Pickett. I, JOANN SAWYER, leave my seat in first and sec- ond year typing to anyone Who takes it, wishing him better luck than I had. I, SHELBY SMITH, leave my ability to giggle to Jo Ann Cleason and my ability to hold my temper to Pat Harris. I, NANCY STALEY, leave hoping they won't keep me any longer. I, RAYMOND STANLEY, le a ve my ability to skip school to anyone who can play sick. I, FAYE TAYLOR, le ave my superlative, Friend- liest, to Rebecca Hough, my ability to drive a school bus to any girl with the nerve to drive one, and last, but not least, I leave to be with Larry. I, DELORES TURNER, leave my good will and best wishes to anyone who may need them. I, LINDA TURNER, leave at last to join Bill. I, CARROLL WALLS, have always believed that the grass is greener onthe other side of the fence, so now I'm going to find out for sure. I, GARY WHITAKER, leave my lo c k e r to anyone short enough to get into it. I, GAYLE WHITE, do be que ath my honor of class poet to anyone who is able to turn a phra se and rhyme into the impossible. I, RONNIE WHITE, leave my seat in typing to my sister, Sherry, with the hope that she will do better than I in this very practical subject. I, BUDDY WILLIAMS, leave my superlative, Most Typical, to Richie Nance, and my position as President of the Library Club to Larry Davis. I, ARGIE WOOD, being of sound mind, leave an empty seat. I, C. L. YARBROUGH, JR., leave to join my friends in The Twilight Zone. ' I, LARRY YOW, leave gladly. Hereunto we set hand and seal THE SENIOR CLASS of 1961 ELIZABETH DUGGINS, Testatrix

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