Valley High School - Viking Yearbook (Valley Station, KY)

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CLASS ILL VVQ the lSorricr'l prisoners ot Valley ot '46 on this ntost scihrrirt and rrtnrrrorttlflti o-:vasion dv horohy state, that to the lrest ot our krrowlodrw we are not in sound mind, hut would like to Loqtroath to our svhool and follow prisontvrs the tollowinct which we hove tound usotul to us during the time in whivh we iaithtully, lint unwillingly sorvod our svrrtonvo ltoro. Anyone wishint: to worth-st tltis will pluastt soo yottr lawyer. To Miss kflayton, trorn Norrn-t Galihart, is qivon two lfluo eyes, tlzr hotter' to soo tho t'onstitutif'rr ot the UNO with, Marjorie Willouagltlwy wills hor dimples to Alhorta Thompson, so sho will to touah competition tor Bunky Stone who hds heon willed lrrna Voaol's trovklos. ln tl.o brainoy group wc' have Roso Strelilo who wills lim' ktrowlodfto to tho Class ot '47 - We only roarot that it is not the class of '46, which so desperately ne-ods it. Marian Voqt is loavin 1 Chaucer to Miss Kortltoqe. Ruth lltohinotte loaves Mrs. Owings . . . tvorrovtiortl . . . she loavos Mrs, Qwirrqs hor Math knowledge. loonno Parclrer loaves hor 40 words a rninuto trarrsttription rortiti vote to Miss lossoo as ovidonre thot sho did dot 40 words . . . onvo. Drusolla Pavk loaves hor stupidity to Perry Noe. Eleanor Clork aarfsed to loove her ottendanro record to Torrinty Aloxandor and ltttnos Pruitt, ttrovidina they koop up the Old Clark tradition, at least onro a week, Sus Vlfhitworth lo-tvos hor position in tho hook store to Charlotte Stark, providing that it is still thorn when tho torntitos havo tinished . . . ttho hook store, ot ttourso.l Cori-Storrs Rohhie Marriott loavos Mr, Lowis two open positions on tho toarn, and Buddy Murphy is loovinq his corn to Mr. Laynos aarivtrlttrro vlass, Virainia Stuth and Carolyn Vickers would liko to loavo tho trail thoy ltlazod lrotn tho Post Otfivo to Neils . . . durinq Class. Barbara Cloud loaves hor vhowina qurn tindor tho soats, whiln Errrtrtrt Bolle Taylor thinks ntrtybo sornotirrtes sho won't loavo. Potty Aloxttrrdor is lottvinfg tho old rnaid's convention to whom it may voncern. ltloltlry Blllliltrkld leaves his racing torrn . . , to artyorro who has ortctralt rnttnoy to ao to tho raves. Erskino Heddon loaves tho rnanaqertte-nt ot tho school, plus tr cwtso ot Coke ltottlos to Mr. Brown, Lorotta Gentry leaves her trowns to Mrs. Fahey, ltut why? Tho ljtinvipal should vortto tirst. Charlns Wado Srott leaves his nidht lite at ??? to Carlton Heddon, luanita Long loaves hor' bitt rnouth to Wctnda Staniiold, also in that group wo havo Bvtty ltotrrpol who loaves hor biq hrtnds to Letho Payton. Rudolf Hootytorrkrrrtrp wills his passion tor airphrnos to litntrtio Lockard. Rosella Litfkteiq loaves her' short skirts and wolf wills to Kitty lqhistn. Arhltte Sultortvk loaves hot' short hair to Pat Grayson, whilo Lots Chisnr lottvos hor lctna hair to lris Scott. Dorothy Carnes loavos her parkinq spavo to Sidolgottotn, ntufir to his dfliftht. Qwort Russoll lorvus his own style ot 'Klrush gush to Donnie Kostlor. Tornnty lhrdson loaves his pl :vu rn l'ritt'hard's bus to Pat Knight, artd Elaine Dttuohorty loaves tho lt-Utd in tho Svnior play to Miss Kottlraaw. Minnie Los- Kina leavos the rrtarioqentertt ot tho ottico to Nancy. Et-trtuos Blair is h-ttvina hor wardrobe to loan Dunn ond Betty Ann Thomas ltsavos hor sweaters to Delores Hartland. To Billy Hhinehart tront Dixio Weis is qivon one pair ot dancing feet. Clara Millor wills hm' Nationrtl llonor Society ntornhersltip to laukia Crow, while Etnostino Mt Phorson loovrs hor voiro to Lavonvo Strudor. Srnilina Marjorie Rosorilxorqer' leaves hor tardinoss to Gone Sndwdcr. Nina Colyer loaves the boys, lanice Boqas lo-rvos her' ltoauty to tho ttrrderrvlassrrtorr AND llolen Torry leaves the school , .,,, , ,, .. , , ., ., , , . in ono piovo. AND FROM ALL THE SENIORS IS LEFT THE SENIOR PHIVILEGES CBDTH OP THEM? TG THE lUNlOH CLASS. 2l

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