Tucker High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tucker, GA)

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Jimmy Craft, do hereby will my stately height to Ben Hill. Peggy Martin, do will my big brown eyes to Linda Morgan, keep them open you'll see a lot. , Charlcie Hardeman, do hereby will my fondness to Southern Tech men to Loretta Taylor, You'll have lots of fun and lots of trouble. Gene Bailey, do will my wide range of knowledge to Charles Parkg use it wisely Charles. Danny B. tt, do hereby will my calm acceptance of life to Kenneth Wellborn, Jimmy Br. it, do will my handsome features to John Nix, they come in handy with with girls. X Shirley Britt, do hereby will my position of head majorette to Mary Goodwin, enjoy it as I have, Mary Brooks, do will my speed in typing to Iva Fean Sorrellsg hoping your typewriter doesn't make as many .nistakes as mine did. Myrtle Brownlee, do hereby will my witty sayings to Mary Lou Bannister. Allen Campbell, do will my way with the women to Larry Dunng keep them guessing Larry. Lawrence Crawford, do hereby will my high position in the Marine Corp to Marion Smithg may you advance as rapidly as I did. Billie Jane Dillard, do will my nickname of Red to Annette Barrettg hope you enjoy it more than I have. I Joyce Goza, do hereby will my love for government class to Barbara New, may your love for it be stronger than mine, Jane Cown, do hereby will my famous giggle to Barbara Whelchel. Joyce Dishroon, do hereby will my innocent look to Patty Moss. Elizabeth Graves, do will my ability to keep quiet to Shirley Persallg you'll learn a lot that way, Larry Honea, do choose from my many possessions to will my strawberry curls to Roger Stiles. Ralph Magnes, do hereby will my look of distinction to Joe Simmons. Ann Matthews, do hereby will my secretarial ability to Alta Kimball. Howard McClung, do enthusiastically will my habit of going without a belt to Richard Hall. Allen Melton, do will my key to the ice cream store to Harlon Thompsong it gets you out of lots of classes Harlon. Jimmy Morris, do hereby will my love for redheads to Merrill Summerlin. Jimmy Nash, do hereby will my privileges of getting out at lunch to Marvin Bennett. Ray Paden, do hereby will my nickname of Zeke to Thomas Singleton. Eddie Redd, do hereby will my love for the girls to Billy Dempsey. Jimmy Sexton, do will my ability to talk as fast as I type to Raymond Gozag hope Mrs. Jordan enjoys your talking more than she did mine. Charles Stowers, do hereby will my good physique to Jack Grice. Tommy Sullivan, do hereby will my businesslike manner to James Pickensg you'll go places with it, Eugene Wells, do will my pleasure in teasing the girls to Gene Wallace, you'll get lots of fun from it, Ralph Wells, do hereby will my desire to become a left-handed pitcher to Bobby Rolader.

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Last Will and Testament Georgia, DeKalb County. We, The Senior Class of said State and County, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, being fully aware of the uncertainties of being together as a Senior Class, do hereby publish and declare this our last will and testament. SECTION ONE: Article I, To MR. GOOLSBY, A class of seniors that don't know how to lay out of school. To MR. STROZIER, A class that doesn't always want to take field trips To MRS. HUTCHINS, A class that knows what it means when she says 'Keep Still. To MR. BROOKS, A physical education class that will remember their tennis shoes. To MIL JIM HENDERSON, A government class that gets to class on time. To MRS. SHAEFER, A class of students that will learn theroms. To MR, WALTER HENDERSON, The satisfaction of knowing that his drawing class will produce two or three good architects. TO MISS JONES, A family relations class that will really think serious- ly about the problems that come with marriage. To MRS. JORDAN, A senior typing class that doesn't get all tired out' before the period is over. To MISS MOORE, Many more seniors on her basketball team-fthen they're sure to be champions. To MR. TRIMBLE, Our deepest appreciation for all your help and patience in helping us through it all. To MR. HANNON, More seniors in his band--nothing could be a success without a few seniors in it, To MRS. PATRICK, A senior study hall that's not so eager to go to lunch. To MRS, CAIN, An annual staff that doesn't put things off. To MRS. CONLEE, Good luck and happiness always from a group of seniors who love you dearly. Article II. To THE JUNIORS, All the fun and good times that go with being a senior--May you get as much enjoyment from it as we have. To THE SOPHOMORES, The ability to have fun and get lots of know- ledge at the same time--May you use the ability better than we did. To THE FRESHMEN, All the fun that high school can give you. You have more to look forward to than any group--enjoy it all. SECTION TWO: I. Glenn Former, do hereby will my ability to always say the right thing at the wrong time to Buddy Humphries, I, Flora Donald, do will my love for sports to Charlotte Coferg sports are a lot of fun, Charlotte. I,' Junior Cash, do enthusiastically will my slick technique with the girls to Kenneth Aking they'1l really love you. I, Janice Young, do hereby will my ability to get a man and keep him to Freida 1 Parker. I, Annette Dollar, do regretfully will all the good times that go with being a senior to Marolyn J ones: take full advantage of it. . I, Peggy Dunagan, do hereby will my ability of always being able to think of some- thing to say to Yvonne Chamblee 5 it comes in handy Yvonne.

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