Turner High School - Hi Lite Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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I, Ann Morgan, will to Barbara Wright my ability to play the Baritone Horn. I, Shirley Munday, will to Howard But- ler my ability to lead the band. I, Rayford Newman, will to Wilson Fle- mister my athletic ability. I, Patricia Newsome, will to Sandra Lovinggood my position as office assistant. I, Hubert Paige, will to Robert Dabney my ability to catch a pass. I, Yvonne Perryman, will to Catherine Thomas my ability to talk all the time. I, Arabella Petty, will to Betty Corbin my scholastic ability and my ability to get along with my classmates. I, Josephine Richardson, brother my ability to get my lessons when I take a notion. I, Saralyn Ricks, will to Juliette Amey my speaking ability, and to Barbara Green my band suit. Qfglftalph Riley, will to John Lee my abil- ity to jive all the chicks without getting caught. I, Bettye Jean Robinson, will to Geral- dine Peek my ability to be on the honor roll, and to Margaret Y. Hayes my band suit and drum triangle. I, Chloe Rosemond, will to Edward Mc- Neal my ability to make all A's in Chemis- try. Will to my I, Margaret Ross, will willingly to any- one who has the physical stamina, the am- bition, and the imagination it takes to mas- querade as a photographer, working with Mrs. Simmons. I, Thelma Scott, will to Marion Mat- thews my seat in Mrs. Fannin's Office Prac- tice class. I, Julia Sheffield, will to my brother, James Sheffield, and my friend, Marvin An- derson, my love and affection for Turner High. I, Barbara Smith, will to anyone of the Junior class the seat that I loved so well in Mr. Burch's class. I, Frankie Smith, will to Mary Ann An- derson my ability to make all A's in Chem- istry. , I, J abus Steed, will to Cornelius Sawyer my ability to graduate. I, Ida Strickland, will to any student my seat in Shorthand and Transcription. I, Bennie Talley, will to Ricardo Cowan my ability in sports and my seat in assembly. I, Jeanie Taylor, will to Delores Wilcox my ability to sing. I, Calvin Thomas, will to Jerome Butler my love for the best looking girls. I, Marion Thomas, will to Virginia Mor- gan my seat in Mrs. Sutton's class. I, Nathaniel Thomas, will to some wor- thy student in the Junior class my notebook. I, Jenelle Trice, will to Wadelle Saxon my singing ability. I, Anna Eugenia Truitt, will to Annie L. Clay my position as Editor of the Green Light. I, Rubye Varner, will to Maudestine Bea- vers my ability to write notes in Mrs. Sut- ton's class. I, Solomon Ward, will to all the girls of the Junior class my love. I, Charles Walker, will to Robert Dabney my position as Sports Editor of the Green Light, and to Robert Thomas my seat in Mr. Burch's class. I, Edward Washburn, will to Charles Jones my football and baseball ability. I, Juanita Watkins, will to Charles Wat- kins my seat in the band. I, Rajah Weaver, will to Catherine Mor- gan my basketball suit and my track shoes. I, Victoria Weldon, will to Barbara Jack- son my majorette suit, and to Teena Scott my seat in Mrs. Fannin's class. I, Cledith Wilkinson, will to Juliette Bry- ant my ability to sing ,on assembly programs. I, Racine Winston, will to Patricia Ann Guthrie my position as a cheerleader. I, Mary Worthem, will to Willie J . Wor- hem my ability to sing in the chorus. I, Jeanette Wright, will to Barbara Wright my ability to make A in Radio English. I, Lillian Wyatt, will to Annie Maxey my Chemistry ability. I, Barbara Young, will to June Young my ability to be respectful, friendly, and liked. I, Maggie Zimmerman, will to Samuel Zimmerman my ability to be a teacher. We now set our seal and signatures on this third day of June, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty-four. Bettie Jean Robinson TESTATOR Witnesses: Angeline Meadows Mary Huff Anna Truitt Jimmy Langford

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