Russellville High School - Panther Yearbook (Russellville, KY)

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.ff XD W 41-1 JUNIORS

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to 'Me Z :de We, the Seruor Class of 1958, bemg of reasonably sound nund, do hereby wxll and bequeath the followmg CHARLOTTE ANDREWS, leave my love for Western to my cous1n, Carole GLENN BALDWIN, leave my method of makrng a talk rn Englrsh to Mlss Ruth, who IS so fond of rt DOROTHY BARBER, leave w1th the desrre to be called Dot JAMES BELL, Just leave JOHN HJWARD BOND, leave my love for Engl1sh to George Gupton TISH BOWERS, leave my gutted mufflers to Mr Chaney DONALD BOYLES, leave my halr style to any duck wrth a shortage of feathers BERKS BROWN, leave my reduc1ng p1lls to Mr Weaver Maybe I-IE'LL get some results DAVID BROWN, leave my good vorce to Mr Lynch, who 15 about to wear out h1s own SHERRY CARNAL, leave my collect1on of class rmgs to Suzre Page KEITH CARVER, leave my ab1l1ty to outblast the whole band to Porter McLean NAOMI CHAPMAN, leave my blond harr to anyone who l1kes lt better than her own RUTH CHRISTMAS, leave my seat rn Mr Weaver's Off1CE to next year's lucky g1rl JOE LEWIS DANIEL, leave my he1ght to anyone who needs It RICHARD DAVIS, leave my weakness for cold days to any boy who has a class r1ng IKEY DUNCAN, leave my mckname Lunch to the noon meal served at the cafeter1a BOBBY EDWARDS, leave my quretness to Tandy Mxlam ANITA ENGLISH, leave a needle and thread to Patr1c1a Kaywood to sew up her l1p, so that she can't talk me death JERRY FSTES, leave my ab1l1ty to get along w1th all the teachers to Tank Taylor LUCY FRANKLIN, leave nothrng s1nce I'm savlng everythlng I've got for future use I BERTRAM CASS, leave my posrtron on the football team to Wayne Purvls ANN GODDARD, leave my theme song Peanut to the next person who 1S grven that mckname PAT I-IAMNIER, leave my abrlrty to catch a man and hold hrm to Martha Duncan next year I, HELEN HOUSE, leave my ab1l1ty to never complarn about anythmg to Bonnle McCredd1e I, GERRY JOHNSON, leave my posrtlon on the basketball team to Larry I, GLENN RAY JONES, leave my seat 1n algebra class to anyone who IS fast enough to be f1rst xn the cafeterra IDE I ALICE KILLEBREW, leave Florence Ann Tyler my report card, l10P1 that lt w1ll add a lrttle color to her grades JO ANIN MCCULLOUGH, leave my headaches to Betty Waters BILLY JOE MCDOUGAL leave my red ha1r to Mlllard Pearson I JAMES EARL MILLER, leave my strarght A's to Edward Bush DONALD MONROE, leave all my money to Lena She'll get lt anyway I BARBARA O'DELL, leave the posrtxon of drum majorette to any other famrly wrth as many members as the O'Dells VIVIAN PAGE, leave my pony ta1l to my s1ster, Dranne, who needs xt worse than I do ANN PIPER, leave my love for rad1o announcers to June Lyne ROBBIE PITTS, leave my love for pretty g1rls and sharp cars to Sonny Humphrey w1th the hope that he gets more out of both than I d1d LANNY POORE, leave my car to anyone who needs It to get to school on trme ANDY MAC RECTOR, leave the curl that hangs m the mrddle of my forehead to the g1rls wlth stralght ha1r HENRYETTA RICHARDSON, leave my 1ntell1gence to Doodle so that he can catch up wlth me MARY F ROBERTSON, leave, takmg Kerry wrth me, much to the drsappomtment of a few g1rls I LOUIS STUART, leave my love for school to anyone who can stay awake 1n classes CHARLOTTE SYIVIPSON, leave my love for Krogers to Sharon Angles CAROLE THRUSH, leave my Yankee accent to Bettye Whaley I JAMES TODD, leave my busmess to Johnny Guron wrth the hope that the cops won't catch hxm GRETCHEN UPTON, leave my knowledge of the Olmstead roads to Helen Love MARTHA VARBLE, leave my love for algebra to my brother, Butch BRENDA WALLACE, leave an annual endowment of 31,000 000 to the school JIM WATLINGTON, leave as presrdent of the Drag Racers Umon ELEANOR WHITE, leave much brrghter and more clever rnmded 22 I, ' . I, . . . . . . . I, ' ' . I, ' . I, ' . I, . . I, ' - ' . I, ' ' . . . I, ' . ' ' . I, . . . . I, ' ' . I, . . . . I, ' . ' ' . l, ' ' . 1, ' . I, ' ' . I, ' ' . I, . . . I, . . . D I, . . . . , , . . . . ,, . . . , . , . I, BETTY HICKS, leave my cap and gown to Cousin Helen Love with the hope that she'll be able to use them l' . , .ng . . . I, ' . l, , ., ' ' . , . I, . ' . , . . . . . I, . . . . . I, ' . I, . . . I, ' ' . I, . . . . . . . I, . . . . I, O . . . . . D 3 . ' I, . l, . 3 , . . . . . I, . I, . I, , . I, ' ' . I, ' ' .

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0006 President ...... . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter . . . Mrs. Robert Piper Mrs. Clyde Raymer Mrs. Leonard Duncan Mrs. J. W. Browning, Jr. Johnny Guion . . . . . Gary Koch . . . . . Betty Harris . . . Jlme Lyne . . Eddie Bush 0