Virginia Beach High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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I, Bobby Powell, leave my French pronunciations to Ruth Beebe, providing she takes Spanish. I, Carol Lash, leave my atomic powered pogo-stick and recording of Go, Go, Go to Lena Hutsenpiller, so that she, too, may once be first to class. I, Blanche McDonough, leave my love for parties and my northern accent to Marcia Abernathy. I, Bobby Joe Gardner, leave two bent nails, an old used hammer, and a dull saw to Herve Ouellette to help him pass shop. I, Ed Mott, leave my ability to get out ot class to Francis Brennan. Use it well, Francis! I, Jane Runk, leave my artistic ability to Helen Han- cock. I, Mike Cavelli, leave horsing around to Jim Hague. I, Betty Lou Cornick, leave my birdcage to Judy Tay- lor. Please live up to it! I, John Harmon, leave my nicknames AI and Doll to Fred Barth, hoping he enjoys the attention of the underclass girls as much as I have. I, Kim Dashiell, leave my philosophy of mind over matter, which means without a mind, it doesn't matter, to Jo Ann Ferrell. I, Nick McCully, leave to Charles Hooper, 3 boxes of empty shot gun shells, 2 duck feathers from a mal- lard's tail, my old hunting license, and my duck stamp. I also leave an unhappy game-warden, who will be looking tor him. I, Billy Hinson, leave my height and quiet manner to Billy Simmons, so he can watch the football games with ease. I, Sonny Halstead, leave my good-looking legs to Kermit Scarborough, to help his touchdowns next year. I, Jean Simmons, leave my electric typewriter and some slightly used typing paper with Now is the time . . . . on it to Caroline Clarey. I, Yvonne Stephan, leave my height to S U sa n McCIanan. I, Bob Luedke, leave my ability to miss good shots at ducks to Micky McCuIly. I, Dickie Anne Woodward, leave my beautiful, natural blonde hair to Marcia Kyes. I, Larry Staunton, leave my knack for squeeling wheels and love for cars to Nicky Nelms. I, Buddy Dodson, leave my ability to lose ducks in the mud of Mackay's to Bill Meachum. I, James Leigh, leave my government book to Bill Barton, and my knowledge to help him pass. I, Bob Woodhouse, leave all the things I was sup- posed to learn and didn't to Nita Cruser. Please do them, Nita! I, Randy Randolph, leave my few remaining muscles to Dave Chrisman, who needs all he can get. I, Sara Hart Smith, leave my ability to talk in govern- ment to Nancy Mechling. I hope she is lucky enough to get away with it next year. I, Tommy Walker, leave my seat in D. E. to Gail Bayless. I, Helen Hayman, leave ....... for Warwick! I, Bobby Washburn, leave my sympathy and my government book to Billy Simpson. Believe me, it's a struggle! I, Bill Etheridge, leave my knack for getting into trouble to Ted Wool. I, Jacque Beasley, leave my electric typewriter to Nancy Randolph, in hope that she will type taster on it than I did. I, John Runk, leave my brilliant intelligence to Nancy Crowell. I, Susan Nelson, leave my dramatic ability to Linda Harvey. I, George Aldridge, leave my ability to get out of class to Jack Mclver. I, Bruce Murphy, leave my muscle-bound shoulders to Ronald Allen, so that he can be a football star. I, Jack Rainey, leave my quiet ways lha! hall to Julia Wallace and Catherine Blake. I, Waverly Duke, leave my great height and long legs to Billy Hall. Looks like we have another budding basketball player! I, Donald Faircloth, leave my position as bus driver and all the screaming kids to Wayne Bonney. I, T. J. Howard, leave my terrific eye for the basket to Dan Bowles, with hopes that he will be able to make at least one basket! I, Charlie Purrington, leave my well-worn Latin ll book to Horst Flora, in hope that he will get more out of it than I did.

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