Stevensville High School - Islander Yearbook (Stevensville, MD)

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Last Will and Testament I, Bertie Benton, leave my success as a guard on the basketball team to Joan Holden. I, Ida Jean Aaron, leave my ability to take typing cool, calm, and collected to Ronnie Homey. I, Frank Tolson, will my height to Larry South. I, Billy Smith, leave my skill for playing a clean game of ball to Wesley Ruth, I, Ruth Haddaway, leave my taste for wearing the color red to Sissy Clough and Kay Seward, I, Edith Turner, leave Peggy Willis my power for behaving in class. I, Tekla Risley, leave my love for milk to all those who drink it. I, Barbara Nash, leave my knack for being class clown to Mariam Holden. I, Sylvia Hunter, leave my efficient ways of expressing my opinions to Mr. Draper. I, Joan Horney, leave my love for ducks to all duck hunters. I, Arduth Smith, leave my liking for volleyball to Marlene Benton. I, Larry Hammett, leave my experience as a lover to Stephen Ruth. I, Patsy Lynch, leave my capability as class treasurer to the incoming senior treasurer. I, Sam Lowery, leave to Butch Collier my ability to attend school each day and be on time, I, Peggy Price, leave my talent for distinguishing Fords from other cars to Joanne Bam- bary. I, Virgie Lee Clough, leave my love for Bills to anyone who has a lot of money. I, Mickey Gernert, leave my continual teasing to Buddy Holden. I, Frank Councill, leave my number 22 soccer jersey and my success in getting along with the referee to Carlton Sparks. I, Rosalie Usilton, leave my daily boat rides to school to Nancy Crouch. I, Phyllis Smith, leave my talent for dancing to Linda Cox. I, Paula Palmer, leave my long thumb-nails to Mary Cecilia Ewing. I, Trudy Truitt, leave my enthusiasm for Centreville dances and ball games to Linda Epperly and Ginny Bell! I, Beverly Crouch, leave my skill in sports to Patsy Buckel. I, Joan Nash, leave my natural blonde hair to all carrot tops. QMr. Smithj I, Jane Althoff, leave my quietness to Bobby Nichols. I, Tommy Norris, leave my place in the cafeteria to Bobby Benton. I den, ninth gradeg and Scotty Dance, tenth grade. We, the Islander Staff of '56, being sound of mind, leave all the staff meetings to Joan Holden. I Rodney Britt, leave the title class clown to Steve Dance, eighth gradeg Buddy H01-