Warsaw High School - Ambassador Yearbook (Warsaw, VA)

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IRMA A. FRANCE Longwood College, B.S.; Collegiate Professional; Third and Fourth Grades REBECCA P. ANDERSON Mary Washington; William and Mary; Special Certif¬ icate; Second Grade JOYCE PEMBERTON Longwood College, B.S.; Collegiate Professional; First Grade DIANE A. SISSON Longwood College, B.S.; Collegiate Professional; Elementary Education; First and Second Grades MARY ELLEN PACKETT Longwood College; Normal Professional; First and Sec¬ ond Grades Photo Not Available 10

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J3ast and dJesiament We, the Seniors of Warsaw High School, County of Richmond, State of Virginia, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and sixty-one, being sound of body and partially sane of mind, do make and declare this, our last will and testament. KERON FRANCE leaves her position at Naylor ' s beach to Nada Balderson in hopes that she will find her true mate as Keren almost did. TIM BROWN leaves Mr. Hodges’ car to Charles Hale. We hope that Charles will remember Tim’s motto, Don’t slow down for dogs. SANDRA PACKETT leaves her bear traps, lassos and snares - all of which she used to hook Harroll Woolard - to Norma Dameron in hopes that Norma will soon be wearing a diamond also. CONSTANCE PACKETT leaves her bewitching power over the local men to Cassie France. WILL SANDERS leaves his trail of broken hearts and his anti-radar devices to Harry Tayloe and Welford Haynie. DAVID O’DELL leaves his ability to put his point across to whoever can qualify for it. BARBARA SAUNDERS leaves her corny jokes, pleasant smile, and personality to Pauline Pitts. ORREN HINSON leaves his secret charm on out-of-town women to George Packett and Wen¬ dell Patton. BARTY BRADSHAW leaves whatever he has, if he has anything, to whoever needs whatever he has and can do anything with whatever this thing is. PATTIE CAMPER leaves her typewriter to David Pitts in hopes that he will have better luck on timed writings than she did. BOBBY SHRADER leaves his typing speed and his phoney excuses to go home after lunch to Graham Balderson. NANCY ALLIN leaves her love of attending school events to Cecil Schools with the hope that he will get as much out of them as she did. EDWARD THRIFT leaves his exciting dates to Robin Gallagher and Ralph Elliott who he feels are capable of handling these enchanting episodes. MARY CHARLOTTE BARTON and PATSY BOWEN leave their lengthy government notes to Mary Gallagher in hopes that she will get as good grades as they did. CAROLYN OLIFF leaves her job as annual photographer to Robert Scates and Bobby Reamy. We hope that the two of them will do at least half the job that Carolyn did for the 61 Ambassa¬ dor. To the Faculty we leave our deepest gratitude, for they did try. 12