Warsaw High School - Ambassador Yearbook (Warsaw, VA)

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Last Will and Testament The Senior Class of Warsaw High School does hereby leave to the members of the Junior Class the following: First of all, Alvin Balderson wills his talent of scting and flirty ways to Tommy Robbins. Wesley Brown wills his jokes to James White (Tatobug). Elsie Bulgher leaves the Home Economic Cottage to Ruth Smith. Grover Carter leaves his quiet ways to Amos Elliott and Leslie Fallin. Leroy Clarke leaves her round, square, oblong, triangular and the rest of her cute freckles to Edna Bryant. Virginia Clarke leaves her telephone conversations and love letters to Louise 7 est. Howard Dishman leaves his skill on the mound to Bobby Wilson, and leaves Clanton’s Drug Store to Patricia Pinkard and Cordell Sanford. W. D. Edwards leaves his touch down on the basketball court to Stewart Dishman. June France leaves her typing and bookkeeping ability to Myrtle Morris. Peggy W’ilson and Ann Lamb, after much consideration, decided to take Billy Walker with them. Roy France leaves the tennis court to Jerry Spiker and Myers France. Frances King leaves Revere’s Inn to Mary A. W r ithers and Mary to Ralph Revere. Mary says, She is going to start a new life. Ann Lamb leaves her Walking Jewelry Store and sparkling brown eyes to Ann Edwards. Tayloe Murphy leaves his dreamy eyes and flare for writing to Warren Thrift and Robert Tallent. Edna Mae Nash leaves her long wavy hair to Burnette Scott. Virginia Mae Pierce leaves her dignified and quiet ways to Frances Bell. Pearl Pitts leaves her big hair bows and cute little shape to Mildred Ptranklin. Mable Reynolds leaves her black hair and fancy sewing to Rita Jenkins. Geraldine Sanders wills her little and many secrets to Ernestine Nash. Hugh Smith leaves his tall, slim, and small figure to Kermit Sanders. Marie Snowden leaves her cute freckles to Billy Croxton. Louise Sydnor says, She is leaving ole W. H. S. for good but, she is hoping that Dorothy Coates wi ll take the best of care of Miss Claude and the typewriters. Billy Walker leaves his artistic ability to Irving Packett. Peggy 7 ilson leaves her sports, sweet smile, and cute ways to Barbara Clarke. Allen Harper leaves his crazy conversations to Sonny Sanders and Mr. Seward and the agriculture building to Ellsworth Bowen and Darrel Woolard. In conclusion. The Senior Girls leave their diamond rings to Mrs. Dwight Snyder. Class Historian, Frances King