Two Rivers High School - Cutlass Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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LAST WILL and TESTAM N Continued from page 57 I, Scott Haynes, hereby leave-my accumulatedvtalents and pre- judices to the junior class. I, Virginia Hearn, hereby leave my seat in shorthand and typing to anyone who wants it. ' I, Larry Henson, hereby leave my girl to no one. I, Carole Herndon, hereby leave my road map to Castle Heights to any junior girl who is brave enough to use it. 1, Tommy Hibler, hereby leave my speed and agility to Johnny Ghee. l, Jeanie Hickey, hereby leave to Linda Cookthe ability to be con- tent by going with one boy throughout her entire senior year. 1, Rea Holdsworth, hereby leave one high school suitably broken in for further use and take what it taught me. I, Brent Holladay, hereby leave nothing to anyone because I didn't have anything to start with. 1, David l-looven, hereby leave my ability to get caught chewing gum in typing and bookkeeping to any junior. 1, Sandra Kay Huddleston, hereby leave my desire to become a housewife, and my quiet ways to my sister, Brenda, hoping she will put them to use. 1, Pat Hurst, hereby leave my books and typewriter to Margie Newcome because she will need them. I, Dea.n Jackson, hereby leave my sociology and my government classes to the juniors. Goodluck! Heaven knows they'll need it. I, Lance Jackson, hereby leave Mr. Meriwether and Mr. Keplinger to struggle on without me. I, Ann Johnson, being of unsound mind, hereby leave all my thanks to Hugh Spickard. I, David Jordan, hereby leave gladly and take Big Red with me. I, Ann Kennedy, hereby leave my ability to never end up where I'm supposed to be. ' I, Diane King, herebyleave the halls of Two Rivers silent and the teachers relieved! I, Jim Lamb, hereby leave my ability to sleep through every American government class to Mike Penton. I, Carole Lee, hereby leave the Pirates' Log to anyone who has the nerve and patience to tackle the task of editorship. I, Tobie Lees, hereby leave one simple thing--my condolences to anyone who is unstable enough to enter into music or forensics. I, Mary Ruth Leftwich, hereby leave my personality and witty character to Joe Cathey and all my bubble gum to Mr. Bates. I, Gary Liddington, hereby leave my favorite third string HB spot on the football team to the next idiot who spends four years working like a fool to sit on the bench. I, Mark Linville, hereby leave my bad luck with cars to Mike Penton. I, Jim Long, hereby leave Coach Carson a quiet study hall and all my books to those who are unfortunate enough to get them. I, Susan Lukacs, hereby leave my ability of riding and loving horses to Shirley Hamilton. I, Donnie Manning, hereby leave all my responsibilities and dreams which I have sought in my senior year to Roy Duty. I, Gloria Massey, hereby leave to a lucky junior all of my used books hoping they get more out of them than I did. 198 I, Sherrie McClendon, hereby leave my quiet ways to my brother, Danny, who needs them. I, Gayle Mclntire, hereby leave my right tennis shoe to anyone who can find it. I, Joan McMichael, hereby leave my ability to get out of sixth period study hall to all juniors who are willing to try it. I, Judy Mclnturff, hereby leave welcoming Brenda Hill to the club. I, Linda Medlin, hereby leave the car keys and my place at Shoney's to Terry. I, Neal McNish, hereby leave my ability to hang-out in the gui- dance room to any other misguided student. I, Rollow Mickle, hereby leave to the next poor soul the discom- fort of having a senior homeroom equal to mine and may you never be tardy, brother, because I know it hurts. I, Marcella Minor, hereby leave my leaf and wild flower collec- tions to the next lucky biology students. I, Tommy Mitchell, hereby leave the joy I have known in school to anyone who will always try. I, Vickie Mitchell, hereby leave my walking space on the floor to the seventh and eighth graders so they can have more room to run someone down. I, Marilyn Moreland, hereby leave my basketball skills to Mary Dell Hibler. I, Earl Murray, hereby leave my good looks, my ability to over- whelm girls, and my marvelous personality to all the other boys because there's enough to go around. I, Tyler Nichol, hereby leave my lunch money to Pat, Goat, and Dwight. I, Mike Nokes, hereby leave allthe juniors my permission to fail tests. I, Anthoinette Norfleet, hereby leave my silence to anyone who wants it and can use it to his advantage. I, Nancy Northern, hereby leave my love for basketball to Suzanne Russo. I, Jennie Norton, herebyleave the Pirates' Log in the red to Paul Baird. I, Kathy Oakley, hereby leave all my senior privileges to any junior who can find them. I, Jane Parkerson, hereby leave my ability to receive themes in study hall to Judie Livesay. I, Johnny Parrish, hereby leave a supply of novocain for all the girls to kill the pain when I leave. 1, Doug Partridge, hereby leave a pencil to be loaned to anyone who does not have one in Mr. Bates' future physics classes. I, Jimmy Phillips, hereby leave my great basketball talents to the Two Rivers varsity in hopes that they might benefit next year, and my French poodle to Paula Hardin and Carol Rush, to be divided evenly between them. I, Fred Powell, hereby leave Two Rivers, hoping in some way to have made it a better school and my B-team basketball ability to Jerome Terrell. I, Mitzi P'Pool, hereby leave my organ playing ability to Jim Wolfe. I, Doug Radley, hereby leave all my teachers to anybody who is lucky enough to get them.

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LAST WILL and TESTAM NT I, Linda Rawson, hereby leave 44 typewriter in Room 123 to any junior who thinks he can type. He can't on this one! I, Donna Ray, hereby leave all the joy of being a senior to mem- bers of the next senior class. I, Don Raymond, hereby leave Miss Holmes an American grading scale. I, Tom Redmond, hereby leave my love life to little brother Bill. I, Pat Rice, hereby leave my basketball ability to the Modest Ace. I, Linda Robbins, hereby leave all my snea.ky, underhanded, and clever plans to Lee Ann Carter. I, Nan Rich, hereby leave my ability to get through the halls with- out a pass to anyone who might need it. I, Anne Roberts, hereby leave my lunch line breaking ability to George Meares, who needs it. I, Mickey Rooley, hereby leave my church key to Ardie Knight. I, Brenda Roy, hereby leave my shot charts to all future basket- ball managers. I, Carol Rush, hereby leave to go to M.T.S.C. with Joey. I, Mike Ryan, hereby leave my ability to skip assemblies and pep meetings without being caught and my ability to get caught when I leave my seat in the lunch room to Eddie Davis. I, Tom Sawyer, hereby leave my basketball ability, which is hard- ly any, to Ardie Knight, who doesn't need it in the first place. I, Randy Scalf, hereby leave Walter Collins and Doug Partridge to a contented life. I, Sharon Sinor, hereby leave the shorthand dictation records to anyone who will destroy them. I, Phyllis Sircy, hereby leave with pleasure to join Gary Perkins. I, Herman Smith, hereby leave taking everything I can get my hands on. I, Jim Smith, hereby leave the heritage of the Eagles to inspire the juniors to try to be half as good as we are. I, Johnnie Faye Smith, hereby leave all of my cheat sheet notes in locker 435 for all of you poor juniors who will suffer through senior English. I, Marcia Smith, hereby leave my nickname to Dawn and my broomstick to Tommy in order that Wendy and Cuddles may live on. I, Mike Smith, hereby leave bankrupt. I, Terry Smith, hereby leave my gym socks to the person who stole my gym shoes and my ability to goof-off to Linda Cook know- ing she will never fail me. I, Wayne Smith, hereby leave to my brother, Dale, my ability of not having to report to school until 12:30 every day my senior year. I, Greg Snow, hereby leave my ability to sleep through govern- ment and economics to Leonard Carney. I, Hugh Spickard, hereby leave all of the grape vines and bananas in Africa to Ann Johnson. I, Ronnie Steen, hereby leave all my text books and four years of hard labor to any high school student sentenced to the same. I, Pam Stuby, hereby leave my position on the Pirates' Log staff as Social Editor to anyone who is willing to take over the job and work hard because that's what it will take. I9 9 I, Gayle Tassey, hereby leave my marvelous shorthand ability to anyone who doesn't need it. I, Barbara Tipton, hereby leave this school and state to return to South Carolina. I, Betsy Thomas, hereby leave my ability to stay calm and never get mad to Pam Walker. I, David Tomlinson, hereby leave my Bunsen burner to a deserv- ing junior and my Honeywell to Miss Wilson and the Science De- partment. I, Edwin Turner, hereby leave my ability to get out of school early to anyone that needs it. I, Georgia Walcott, hereby leave in great happiness and with much hope and ambition. I, Billy Walker, herebyleave my personal seat in the school gui- dance room to Pat Brumfield. I, Dona Walsh, hereby leave my tremendous height of 5'1f2 to Field Cooper. He really needs it! I, Pat Ward, hereby leave my height to all these people that I have to look down upon. I, Sammy Weese, hereby leave my good looking nose to Joe Cathey. I, Allen Weller, hereby leave my lack Qui height to all the little freshmen who like to run around under the lunchroom tables. I, Gary West, hereby leave a mess, my books and many sports. I, Cecil Blade Whaley, hereby leave my appeal to women and laissez-faire attitude to Patrick Brumiield. I, Fred Wheeler, hereby leave my tremendous height to some worthy junior so he can be another Clyde Lee. I, Brenda Williams, hereby leave my locker to anyone who can share it with as many people as I did and my American History book to anyone who can write more in it than I did. I, Joyce Williams, hereby leave all my grades to David Adkisson and all my senior privileges to anyone who can get them. I, Ricky Williams, hereby leave my locker to the next senior who can pry it open and my Bary Sax for the next fool who thinks he can carry it five miles. I, Roy Williams, hereby leave my ability to blow smoke rings to Greg Downey! I, Ruth Williams, hereby leave not knowing whether to walk or run. I, Ronnie Woodall, hereby leave all of the teachers who wanted to fail me in the past years to David Cartwright and Roy Goins. I, Ronnie Woods, hereby leave one broken mechanical drawing compass, one pair of gym shorts and one dirty sock to Tommy Locke. I, Larry Woodson, hereby leave a smile to anyone who needs it. I, Randy Wright, hereby leave all the chemistry and physics ap- paratus that was not swiped this year. I, Keith Varner, hereby leave Phillip Little all my grades. I, Shirley West Vaughn, hereby leave Two Rivers with my MRS. degree. I, Charlene Yost, hereby leave the school spirit of happiness to all juniors. I, Terrell Zumbro, hereby leave permanently.