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This page sponsored by THE TUTTLE TIMES, Your Hometown Newspaper CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR JUNIOR President, Orbery Lingle Vice-President, Richard McGee Secretary-Treasurer, Glenda Bryant Reporter, Bob Conner President, Gilbert Tramrnel '41 Vice-President, John Paxton Q'-O Secretary-Treasurer, Karen Cobble f . Reporter, Sharon Jones fr President, Carlos Bromlow 5 Vice-P resident, Larry McCarthy Piles II 5 Secretary, Marilyn Bryant' ' Treasurer, Peggy Cruzan ZR gy Reporter, Gwendolyn Yates FRESHMAN xx f If - ',.i -7Q1v- -',..- 4 if as X- A 'WI' A Kitt K SOPHOMOR President, Peggy Conner Vice-President, Gary Terrell Secretary-Treasurer, Terry Bomgardner Reporter, Patti Spain
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CLASS WILL The Last Vhll and Testament The Sen1or Class of 59 CI ENDA BRYANIT leaves her qu1et manner to Becky Hufflne She also regretfully leaves her pos1t1on w1th Mrs Glthens to Jane Hoover HXDX KLIPPELL leaves her he1ght to Karen Cobble She started to keep her loud mouth but dec1ded to be generous and g1ve lt to Patt1e Spam LUELLA HOLSEY leaves her ab1l1ty to mlss shorthand class f1V6 days aweek and st1ll make A s to Karen F1sher We can t get her to part w1th her Mlnco boy fr1ends ROSEYIARY MC CEE w1lls her tooth paste smlle to Margaret Weems She says she lntends to hang on to her 1nterest 1nacerta1n brown Chevrolet JERRY CARR w1ll gladly g1ve h1s Plymouth to anyone that would rather work on a car than drlve one Slnce he won t be us1ng It any more he dec1des to leave h1s favor1te lean1ng spot on the rad1ator near the candy machlne to Bobby Ma1n CHA RLENE PETTINIRIDGE leaves her wonderful ac tmg ab1l1ty to Don Holsey Don sa1d he really d1dn t need any MORE but would accept lt anyway It seems that CONNIE BOZARTH S sallor boy fr1end hasn't v1s1ted her Very much lately so she g1ves h1m to anybody that wants h1m SONJA STOVER wllls some of her excess he1ght to Ellsa McClendon She won t part w1th her ab1l1ty to get out of school every afternoon because she th1nks she rmght need lt somet1me JOYCE ROSE leaves her ab1l1ty to chase colored boys to Joyce Hovls She has some th1ng she would l1ke to leave somebody else but she never sald what lt was PATSY BARTON parts w1th her blond ha1r and glves lt to Lou1se Conner We can t walt for her ha1r to grow back out She also leaves her cooklng ab1l1ty 1n Home Econo m1cs to Tommy Spence to help h1m make cookles RICHARD MC GEE leaves h1s love for muslc from Mrs Maynards band to Ray Sm1th He dec1des to keep h1s pr1v1leges at a certa1n house N W of Town ORBERY LINIGLE w1lls h1s rare ab1l1ty to always have sornethlng to do lnstead of study hall to John Corley CARROLL BURRIS leaves h1s stra1ght A average ln Boy s Home Econom1cs to Paul Arterberry He says he IS gomg to keep h1s Bull Durham tobacco because It 1S cheap es BOB CONNIER g1ves h1s hay haullng ab1l1ty to J1mmy Antrmm He leaves h1s ab1l1ty to get to school two seconds before the last bell to Sam Garrett ORVILLE MC KINNEY leaves all h1s Freshman g1rls except one to Carol Barnum He w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to m1ss School every other day for l2 years and not be counted absent to Jerry Sparks KENNY BOMGARDNIER glves h1s ab1l1ty to make an old car run better than a new one to Terry Bomgardner He g1ves h1s ab1l1ty to do everythlng and st1ll stay out of trouble to Larry McCarthy of ' ll ll IJ L A L , .f .L , , . . ' , . , , . V. . . ll 1 , - J L A . . . , N . , . . . . X , . . . . , , . . . . . . , , . . . L . . . , . t. L . L A
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