Springville High School - Panther Yearbook (Springville, TN)

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LasbWiMfau11fTesfameab Judi Boothe, do hereby will and bequeath my quite personality to Linda Scarborough Kenneth Brewer, do hereby will and bequeath my palm tree painted and mono- grammed Christmas presents to anyone who will have them. Joe Cate, will and bequeath my brains, good looks-, ability to harmonize, and my Get out of here to Johnny Clary. Carol Chandler, will my ability to touch the backboard to Sharon Allen. Kathie Chandler, will my ability to gossip to Jacque Wimberley. Ronnie Charlton, will and bequeath my ability to drive to Roger Coleman. Carleen Crossno, will my ability to clean my locker once. a year to anyone with a junky locker. Don' Dillon, will and bequeath nothin' to anyone, taking all I can with me! Mike Evans, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to remain overweight to Pud Rushing. Iudi Foust, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get along with David to his little sister for she will need it. Larry French, will my ability to go to the store to anybody who can go without getting caught. Judy Geurin, do hereby will and bequeath my weight to Donna Evans. Patt Hudson, hereby will and bequeath my ability to trip over the foul line to any- one clumsy enough to do it. Jimmy Lowe, hereby will and bequeath my ability to skip school to anyone who can get away with it. Ronnie Norwood, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to study in study hall to anyone who may want it. Carl Paschall, will my lack of ability, know-how, and energy to play basketball to Jackie Crouch. Phil Rowlett, will my ability to get in and out of trouble every five minutes to Pud Rushing. Ronnie Sammons, being of almost sound mind, will and bequeath all my good looks and personal charm to all the Senior girls. Richard Wimberley, do hereby will and bequeath my next-door neighbor, Patt X Winsett, to an ice man in Siberia. David Winsett, being a Beta student, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to sneak a smoke anytime and any place to the teachers. Patt Winsett, happily will and bequeath my howling next-door neighbor, Richard Wimberley, to anyone living in Africa.

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Coaclds Q DONALD WYATT Competing in athletics is a privilege that only a selected few ever attain. One should therefore feel proud to be a part of any type of athletic program. All ath- letic programs are designed to accomplish many different goals, no one being more important than the other. Athletics should help you to develope socially, emo- tionally, physically and mentally. You develope socially by meeting and compet- ing against many different young adults of your own age. You obtain your emo- tional development by learning to cope with the many different situations that oc- cur during a season. Athletics help you to develop mentally by keeping your body and your mind in good working condition. Being physically healthy is a prerequisite to proper mental development. Last but not least of the goals of athletics is that they are also designed for fun, health, and entertainment. I sincerely hope you have accomplished some of these things from taking part in athletics. If you have, ath- letics has been good for you and you have, been good for athletics. Qmwgy