Richmond High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Rockingham, NC)

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ANN WOOD Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wood TONY SPAINHOUR Son of Mr. and Mrs. Hobson Spoinhour

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1954-1955 of Old Richmond High School, County of Forsyth, State of North Carolina, do realize that the time has come for us to close the doors to the dear high school we have loved for so many years. We will our pleasant memories to our future generations, although they won't be able to graduate here. We want to declare, publish, and witness this to be our last will and testament and render void any former wills made by us. Item: To Mr. John W. Wood, our faithful and patient principal, who has put up with us for the past seven years, we leave all our memories of the good times we have had at Old Richmond. Item: To Mrs. Henrietta Holland, one of the most wonderful teachers in the profession, we leave our love for her which has grown steadily for the past four years. She will always remain in our minds as an excellent teacher and a loving Individual. Item: To the faculty who have been so thoughtful and understanding through our trials, we leave our best wishes, along with the grey hairs they have probably gotten from trying to teach us. Item: To the Juniors we leave the tips as to how to be good Seniors. We hope they may use them at Northwest. Item: To the Sophomores we leave the advice to do more studying during their next few years. Item: To the Freshmen we leave the ability to be dignified Seniors some day. Item: Friends-Enemies, Relatives-Strangers of the Senior Class of 1955, we leave you the following message: I, Nancy Spainhour, will my cute ways and sweet smile to Ann Higgins. I, Barbara Bodenhammer, will my little figure to Anne Lawton. I, Helen Davis, will my ability to get a diamond to Faye Davis. Let's keep it in the family, Faye. I, Jo Watts, will my ability to be Editor-In-Chief of an annual to Donald Waller. I, Shirley Pfaff, will my dimples to Johnny Eldridge. Take care of them, Johnny. I, Dorothy Edwards, will my quietness to Arlls Doub. I, Carrell Brown, will my dlgnlfled Senior ways to Skippy Allen. I, Lynn Winfrey, will my iob of ringing the bells to Peggy Shamel. I, Linda Hill, will my flirty ways to Janie Long. I, Ann Doub, will my ability to get married to Ethel Lane. I, Tweet Lawson, will my ability to cry to Carolyn Hendrix. I, Bonnie Smith, will my artistic ability to Wayne Hauser. I, Bland Moore, will my courtesy to Donald Edwards. Although you really don't need it, Donald. I, Donald Allen, will my bus to Wayne Marion. Handle it as good as you do a basketball Wayne, and it will go places. I, Donald Winfrey, will my old maid curiosity to Lindsay Robertson. I, Bobby Bowen, leave my trap of 72 to David Boger. She's about to wear out, David, so take good care of her. I, Kermit Doub, will my secret for a successful marriage to all who are interested. I, Belmont Doub, will my front seat in the Senior Class to Donald Long. You have to be careful up that close, Donald. In Witness Whereof, we, the said Class of 1955, do hereunto set our hand and seal this ninth day of February, 1955. Testator Mary Lawson lg Ct... ...gms ts..n wi... ..... .Muay MJ fav-4 It is considered and adiudged by the court that said paper is the last will and testament of the class of 1955, and it is ordered to be recorded and filed--this twenty-seventh day of May, 1955. Tweet Lawson: Clerk of the Court

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