Watson High School - Watsonian Yearbook (Covington, VA)

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CLASS WILL We, the 1958 Seniors of Watson High School, sitTxited in the covnty of Alleghany, city of Covington, stiite of Virginia, do hereby bequeath to our Junior heirs, all that we have to give of our earthly possessions. Doris Umbles leaves her waistline to Jo Ann Waldron, To Betty Cosby, Marva Smith leaves her beautiful shape. Maralyn Straughter bequeaths her vocal ability to Janett West. Thomas Rose leaves Elenora Fisher his initia- tive to be prompt. To Vincent Martin, Larry Branche wills his personality. Rudolph Quarles bequeaths his jokes to George Cobbs. Robert Humbles leaves his height to Samuel Cobbs, Jeannie Scott wills her ability to stay in class to Lynn Harris. To Bernice Waldron, Ida Goff leaves her fredkles. Jerry Caul bequeaths his bass vdiice to Rodney Adams. Cassandra Mack leaves her French and English grades to Eugene Per- slnger. Carolyn Ross is willed Jean Holloway ' s height, Charles Smith bequeaths to Maurice Rucker, his football jersey, Nvmber 20. To Tazell White goes Arthur Liggins girl troubles. Emily Davis bequeaths to Shirley Quarles her friendly personlllty, Norma Cashwell leaves her ability to stroll to Margaret Robinson. We hope you ' ll make the best of these possessions, just as we did. Warner Hunter wills a mind full of reasons to William Holloway, To Warren Eembny Joe Smith leaves his love-making, Rebecca Pleasant bequeaths her finesse to Doris Morgan , and to Barbara Blakey, LifLa Tyler leaves her lips. Larfine Barber leaves her ability to argue over anything to Margaret Gray. William Harris wants Lerory Brown to play football as he did. To Nathaniel Schtt, Joseph Helton wills his running speed. Gilbert Waldron wills his mathematical brain to Cecil Fitzpatrick. William Revely hopes Jasper Goode will be abld to dance after his dancing lessons are given. To Gretchen Wo dfolk, Rosa Lee Mack leaves those beautiful ham legs, and Oliver V right wills his desk to Matthew Menefee. To the Juniors, we, the graduating class of 1958, wish much sucess, happiness and the best of everything. Done by order of the Senior Class, June 12, 1958 WITNESSES : Jeannie E. Scott Cassandra A. Mack