Union High School - Acorn Yearbook (Vale, NC)

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I, Roy Shultz, will my bus to the next driver and hope that he or she doesn't have as much trouble as I did. I, Peggy Scronce, do hereby will my books to my brother, Dean, hoping he studies more than I did. I, Linda Gilbert, do hereby will all my joyful and sad times at Union to Maxine Johnson in hopes that she will make the best of them. I, Janice Anderson, do hereby will my ability to court in Mrs. Most- eller's study hall to anyone who is able to get by with it as I did. I, Larry Leonard, will to my brother, Harvey, and Larry Sain and Jerry Hill my love of history, and I hope they will strive to do well for Mrs. Mosteller. We, Patsy McKnight and Clara Cochrane, will our 12th grade happi- ness to all our friends back home, and wish that they could have shared it with us. I, Tim Reynolds, will all of my meanness to my brother Tony, and hope he will not get caught as much as I did. We, Jean Wyant and Brenda Sain, do hereby will all of our fun, troubles and driving ability to Libby Goins, Tootie Hartsoe, Annette, and Janice Sain, I, Madgalene Helms, am willing to leave Union to those who will occupy it in the future. I, Nancy Sain, will myself to the future and whatever it may hold. I, Franklin Schronce, will my good times to my brother, Mickey, and hope he will make more of it than I did, I, Jane Killian, bequeath school bus No. 7 to my brother Jim, hoping that he enjoys driving it as much as I did, and my brother Charles, I bequeath the editorship of The Trail Blazer hoping that he can make fewer mistakes than I made. I, Mattie Ann Smith, do hereby will to my brother William, my good times at Union with the hopes that he will have as much fun as I did, I, B, E, Gilbert, hereby will my ability to get through school without studying to my brother Ray, I, Rosa Lee Dorsey, hereby will all my good times to my sister Carol hoping she will have as much fun as I have. I, Mary Lee Dorsey, hereby will all my books and good times to my brothers, Junior and Billy, hoping they will learn more than I did. I, Rosa Nell Armstrong, will my Physics Book to anyone who think they can learn more than I did. I, Clafton Tessner, will my ability to be late to Physics Class to any- one who needs more time, with the hopes that they get away with it as much as I.

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