Warsaw High School - Ambassador Yearbook (Warsaw, VA)

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■■ Senior Class Officers Left to rio;ht; Front row: Patricia Parr - Reporter, Frances Bell - Secretary. Back row: Cordell Sanford - Vice-President, Bobby Wilson - President, Tommy Robbins - Treasurer. Robert Jerome Splker (not pictured) Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4? S.C.A. 1,2,3, Art Chair¬ man 1,2,3; Art Editor of Amb, 4; Dram. Play 4, - Mr, Abe make r. Mary Withers Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4; S.C.A. 1,2,3; Gleeclub 1; Class Plays 3 ; Tennis 1; Softball 1,2,3,4, Cheer Leader; -District Play 3 Darrell Woolard Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4? S.C.A. 1,2,3? Bus Driver 3,4; f.f.a. 1,2,3, 4; Club 1; Chapter Reporter 3? wnwAsc mm ' ,v m mvrmyi mt

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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: Kermit Sanders leaves Rudy Lowery’s pinball machine to Bobby Pulley. James White leaves his Charles Atlas physique to Darian Sission. Warren Thrift wills his Toni wave and use English to Herbert Garland, Jr. Jerry Spiker leaves his artistic ability and his brother ' s shirts to Norman Donovan. Frances Bell is going to take Stewart Dishman with her, but she wills the remainder of the boys to Betty Pulley. We’re sure Betty Pulley will know what to do with them. Ruth Smith and Barbara Clarke give their quiet ways and sweet smiles to Bernard Packett. Amos Elliott and Leslie Fallin leave their G. I. haircuts to Henry Seward. Cordell Sanford leaves his size eighteen shoes to Rachel Packett. Ann Edwards leaves the bookkeeping she loved so dearly to Rozelle Davis. Dorothy Jones, Pat Parr and Myrtle Morris have collected all their pin-up boys and leave them to Shirley Williams and Virginia Bell. Stewart Dishman leaves his good looks to Durwood Hale and his Ford to anybody that can catch it. Louise Hall and Mildred Franklin leave the lunchroom to Viola Balderson and they hope Miss Trudy never runs out of mustard. Tommy Robbins leaves his frequent visits to Mr. Perkin’s office to Edward Sydnor. Good luck. Jack, you’ll need it. Irving Packett will Taylor ' s Mill to Barbara English. Mary Withers leaves the love songs she sings to Ralph Revere to Christine Dawson. Billy Croxton leaves his cute freckles to Hazel Sydnor. Darrell Woolard is going off to be a hermit; so he leaves Warsaw High School to Lois Franklin and hopes she gives it back to the Indians. Ernestine Nash, Reta Jenkins and Edna Bryant leave their short¬ hand and typing to Phyllis Fallin. All their gossip goes along, too. Ralph Smith leaves his dreamy eyes and crazy conversations to Margaret Harper. Bobby Wilson leaves his athletic ability and all his girlfriends (all but one that is) to William Garland. Burnette Scott leaves her charming personality and fondness for Miss Claude to Evelyn Franklin. Ralph Revere leaves the B and B pool room and his ability to imitate an ape to Maywood Edwards. Ellsworth Bowen leaves his blonde hair and big smile to Cora Packett. Myers France leaves his muscles and the Agriculture Building to Grayson Lee Smith and Harding Waterfield. In conclusion the entire Senior Class wills Miss Claude to the Junior Class and wishes them the best of luck. 3 Tommy Robbins Class Historian mmhw waj: • v.m ' im mi tmvxvmmmx ' Am