Walton Verona High School - Dawn Yearbook (Walton, KY)

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cUss will We, the Seniors of 1955, being of sound mind, that is, nearly sound, knowing that we are the most unpredictable and probably the most lovable class ever to leave Walton-Verona High, wish to leave our last will and testament to be executed in the order that follows: To Mr. Ward-We leave the old office, hoping he has a new one soon. To Mr. Smith-We leave the pleasant memories of each of us, with hopes he will find more like us. To Mr. Vest-We leave 100 laps around the gym. To Mr. Day-We leave a larger Senior English Class. To Mrs. Conner-We leave a trunk to take the place of her purse. To Mrs. Shields-We leave a Spanish Class without Senior Boys. To Mr. Roberts-We leave a notebook and pencil to take names for detention. To Sam Vest, Our Janitor-We leave a pack of cigarettes to smoke during school periods. To Herman Caldwell, We leave the rest of the coal to keep the new school warm. To the Cooks-We leave the old cafeteria and a few new recipes. To the Freshmen-We leave the pleasant memories of a short Initiation Day, which we hope they will remember always. To the Sophomores-We leave a reserved bench at the State Tournament in “1957”. To the Juniors-We leave a new Coke Room, which we think is badly needed. To the following Juniors individually: Gene McCubbin leaves his big blue eyes to Russell Amerson. Walt Ryan leaves some of his muscles to Alfred Brown. Shirley Crowe leaves some of her height to June Smith and her shorthand notebook to Louise Brewer. Virginia Ball leaves her hair to Linda Browning. Shirley Austin leaves her ability to be cheerleader in her Senior year to Ora Crowe. Alice Leek leaves her ability to be Vice-President of the Senior Class to Joyce Vallandingham. Shirley Carpenter leaves her long hair and pep to Trudy Gadd. Lois leaves her ability to hold a boyfriend to Rheda Greene. James Burdine leaves his ability to travel to Gerald Ashcraft and his ability to get to school late to Eugene Lay. Daniel Hance leaves his truck to Randall Hall. George leaves his place as center to Charles Hon. Yvonne Flynn leaves Patsy Kerns her ability to keep peace on a date. J. D. Risner leaves hiS ability to get a girlfriend and a car to Terry Lunsford. Mary Cuzick leaves her pony tail to Eleanor Marsh. Loretta Johnson leaves her diewing gum to Janice Osborn. Rose leaves Jean Poole a place on the school bus. Russ Chipman leaves his crewcut to Tony Poole. Ovie leaves his ability to get along with Mr. Smith to Gayle Roberts. Lonzo leaves some of his height to Jim Scott. Jimmy Grubbs leaves his big cars to John Thompson. June King leaves her ability to be the only married Senior to Eleanor Marsh.

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NAME NICKNAME Shirley Carpenter Shirley Lou James Risner J.D. Lois Ann Glenn Lois George Scott Scotty Alice Leek Alice Russell Chipman Russ Mary Cuzick Custick James Grubbs Fish Rose Poole Rose James Burdine Blurp Shirley Crowe Shirtair Gene McCubbin Bear Loretta Johnson Retzie Ovie Griffith Ovie Lee Honey Yvonne Flynn Taffy Liz Lonzo Gadd Tear Drop Shirley Austin Shirley Ann Walter Ryan Dew Drop Virginia Ball Ginny Eugene Hanks Frog Daniel Hance Danny June King Junie LIKES DISLIKES Tommy Hillbilly Patty music Cars other Eugene than Chev. Physics Ora Unfriendly Pickles people Being with Girls the crowd Walton School Winter Janice Small cars Earl Wearing Olds. dresses School Slumber Two-faced parties people Janet Carolyn Singers Jealous Hillbilly girls Florida music Chuck Other drivers Motorcycles Wrecks Billy Grouchy Janice people Nosey people Clothes Moving JoAnn School Farming Girls Army Guess what? PET SAYING IDENTIFYING FEATURE AMBITION You know! Long Hair Own a Cadillac and be a Cook Sure thing Chev. To be a good husband No kidding-- Eugene To live in Danville well What’s that Pencil behind Marry little Crowe running down ear Oh! Long Hair Have a party Now let me Crew cut Make money the easy way tell you I can't Pony tail To drive a hot rod Suits me Asking ques- tions Be an undertaker Gosh! Blue Jeans To get married 'You trazy’ Side Burns To own the Gayety Well Short hair Be a secretary What?? Eyes To be a jet pilot And everything Laugh To go to U. of Ky. I'm not the Playing the Musician only one guitar Huh!! Arguing with Bear Travel Why sho Walking To see the world I don't know what Always Be a coach's wife to tell you smiling What! Chev. Be a big business man Gee! Sweaters and skirts Make money Beats me Arguing Own a grocery store Don't Chev. Truck Be a farmer I don't know Short hair To own a new car

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