St Marys High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (St Marys, WV)

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I. 1. 1. L I. I. 1. L I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. Grace Emily Jones, will and bequeath my sweet voice to Sue Wolfe. Kenneth Dean Lamp, will and bequeath my wavy hair to John Hashman. Martha Raye Malone, will and bequeath Snowball to the 4th of July. Carol Neva May, will and bequeath my ilirtatious manner to Mary Bennett. Joseph Thomas Marshall. J r.. will and bequeath my chair in the Band to Kenny Roberts. Patricia Marie McFadden, will and bequeath my crown xo some deserving J unior. Karen Ruth McGee, will and bequeath my seat at the Hilltop to Barbara Smith. Shelba Jean Hart McHenry, will and bequeath my sweet smile to the majorettes. Camilla Mary Monroe, will and bequeath my working ability to Judy Woody. Betty June Morrell, will and bequeath my sweater to anyone who can fill the position. Larry Eugene Morris, will and bequeath my red beard to Steve Green. Janet Loretta Neely, will and bequeath my personality to Linda Pickens. James Allen Powell, will and bequeath my last chew to Junior Reynolds. Alta Mae Rawson, will and bequeath my dignity to Bonnie Ferrell. Freddie Gene Rae, will and bequeath my right to perfume the gym to Lennie Hart. Rita Mae Rae, will and bequeath my chair in bookkeeping to Janet Williams. Walter Lawrence Reed, will and bequeath my right to be engaged in two months to anyone who thinks they can do it. 1. I. I. I. I. I. Erma Rosalie Reese will and bequeath my sewing ability to Kay Farren. Clinton Chester Reynolds, will and bequeath my manly physique to Wayne Lanham. William Blaine Riggs, Jr., will and bequeath my brown-nosing ability to Tom Weber. Donna Jean Ross, will and bequeath my athletic ability to Bernice J ordan. Thomas Gale Schell, will and bequeath my curly hair to Sheldon Hayes. Maurice Barney Smith, will and bequeath my J unior-loving attitude to the J uniors.

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CLASS WILL we, the Class of 1955, in order to make known our wishes, attempt to be witty, put the under- classmen in their place, 'and in general sum up our four years of horseplay and accomplishment, do hereby issue this document. lf you will ---- Our Will! I, Betty Jean Eddy Bailey, will and bequeath my right to get married while still in school to Peggy Rogers. I, Donald Eugene Boley, will and bequeath my penknife to anyone who can make good use of it. I, Betty Jean Brammer, will and bequeath my right to skip school to Phyllis Riggs. l, Velma Jean Calvert, will and bequeath my quiet naturepto Joanna Johnson -- she needs it. I, Ruth Faynelle Campbell, will and bequeath my scatter-brain to .Tudy Wilcox. I, June Kay Carmichael, will and bequeath my right to run this school to Leota Lamp. I, David William Carpenter, will and bequeath my Ford to anyone with patience enough to drive it. 1, Sally Lou Carpenter, will and bequeath my last pack of cigarettes to Tib Engle. I, Robert Edward Cooper, will and bequeath my ability to get things done to Dick Powell. He sure could use it. I, Gene Monroe Cokeley, will and bequeath my winning personality to George A. Clovis. I, James Edward Creek, will and bequeath Blackie to Gary Satterfield. I, Clayton Eugene Cunningham, will and bequeath my ability to cut up in class to Carol Mc- Farland. I, Phyllis Elaine Dearth, will and bequeath my popularity with the boys to Carol Brammer. I, Virginia Florence Doss, will and bequeath my silk stockings to Cassie Morrell. I, Lyle William Elder, will and bequeath my height to Howard Wolfe. I, Raymond John Fitzpatrick, will and bequeath Romona to anyone who thinks he's big enoudi to whip me. I, Dorothy Virginia Flowers, will and bequeath my red hair to .To Ann Buck. I, Gary Lee Grove, will and bequeath my right to be henpecked to Jim Renner. I, Mary Alice Hammett, will and bequeadi my dancing ability to Bruce Knight. I, Charles William Hamilton. will and bequeath my finger nails to Judy Farren.

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