St Pauls College - Tiger Yearbook (Lawrenceville, VA)

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Lost Will ond Tesioment Senior Closs '61 WE, THE CLASS OF 1961 . . . being of sound mind and memory, do make, ordain publish and declare this to be our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT First, after all our lawful debts are paid and discharged, we give, devise and bequeath the following: Maynard Winstead wills his position as President of the Sen- ior Class to anyone who has a full bottle of aspirins. James Wilson, wills the KEY to Walden Hunter. To, Lottie Gray, Norma Divers, and Brenda Faunt e r o y , Celestine Copeland bequeaths her sophistication. To Linda Burrell, Paula Jackson bequeaths her coolness. Matthew Brooks wills his wardrobe to Stockton. Billy Roots wills the will to will again to anyone who is will- ing to will again. Eugene Talley wills his ability to be handsome to Bubble Carter and Kitchen. Elizabeth Redd wills to Florence Hughes her ability to write notes to music for music class. Alga Evans, bequeaths his title Joe College to Reb Thomp- son. May he carry the name on with dignity. Jasper Callis wills his coolness to any deserving young man. John Jones wills his ability to act ignorant to anyone who acts intelligent. Shirley Hudgins, wills to her sister, Mary Lucy Hudgins, the ability to get along with other people. Malissa Parham wills her ability to study to her sister Mindoles Parham. Barbara Walker, wills to Ollie J. Williams, her ability to always get her lesson on time. Paul Jones wills his ability to scout around- the country side to Richard Awkard and Fred Rogers. 20

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CLASS SONG TUNE: PLL ALWAYS BE IN LOVE WITH YOU CLASS SONG Our striving through the years, Our labor, toil, and tears, Have brought us to our goal today. The helping hands we've had, The things that made us sad, Has strengthened us along the way. At last our Work has ended, 'Our friends we leave with thee, But your hills and smoke stack ascended, Will be a constant memory. Saint Paul's you've been our friend, You've helped us reach our end, We pledge our gratitude to thee. Our strife was not in vain, And if we meet again, We'll always be in love with you. Celestine Copeland Harold Troy M 0 T T O nci'iLiE1c?eLeeE9ao1rjL15sLZ 1ioiatlhieg3aLrSs:2L1nmg1grhig. CLASS COLORS . ...Blwndme CLASS FLOWERS. ...meomhids I9

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To Ann Snellings, Barbara Gilbert, Delores Sandford and Bernard Barron, Loretta Young bequeaths her strong de- termination. John McKenzie wills his music ability to Charles Reed. Gwendolyn Jackson wills her music ability to the girls' on the third floor. Peggy Phillips wills her chair in the Library to Carol Hill. Marion Pair wills her winning smile to Gloria Jordan. Willie Waker wills his football ability to Dewey Brown. Alyce Johns wills the cards to Poogy and Elaine. George Smith wills his height to William Johnson. Kennon Bland wills his ability to talk to William Foreman. James Hill wills his seat to Jay Watkins. Alvin Penn wills his Guitar to William Cox. Curtis Petty wills his tailored suits to Michael Randolph. Junius Walker wills his Bohemian Ways to Lawrence Arnold. Mary Goins wills her ability to accept honors without letting them go to her head to Brenda Gray. Teola Thomas bequeaths her c o un s e ling ability to Eva Williams and her sophistication to Marion Harvey. Harold Troy wills his singing ability to William Braig. Shirley Thompson wills TINNEY LEWIS to Aldora Greene. Herman Sykes wills his Science ability to Alfred Moore. Dorothy Veney wills her Know All to Ann Birdand.Sandra Scott. Virginia Vaughan bequeaths her seat inthe Senior class to Jay and to Mary Johnson her room in Maurice Hall just to keep it in the family. ZI