West Yadkin High School - Whispering Pines Yearbook (Hamptonville, NC)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the 1961 graduating class of West Yadkin High School realize that our days as a class are soon at an end. Realizing this we hereby bequeath our cherished possessions to those who follow in our footsteps. ITEM I To Mr. Wright and the faculty we bequeath our sincere Thanks for the efforts they made in vain to pierce our craniums in order to inject something called Education. ITEM II To the Jtmiors, the Senior Class bequeaths its Senior Dignity and its place in assembly. ITEM III To the Sophomores, the Senior Class bequeaths its excess knowledge. ITEM IV To the Freshmen, the Senior Class bequeaths its love for the ten-minute break each morning. Signed and sealed by the Senior Class of 1961 as their last will and testament. In our presence and in the presence of each other, we hereunto affix our hands and signatures as witnesses. CODICIL I, the Testator namedin the annexed and foregoing will, do hereby affix their Codicil. 'I, Becki Allred, bequeath my Best All Around to Dinah Sprinkle. I, Larry Allred, bequeath my motto, If at first you don't succeed, try, try again, to someone who may need use of it. I, Sammy Allred, bequeath my voice to Benny Coram. I, Ruby Arnold, bequeath to all Juniors the enjoy- ment that I have had of the 12th grade. I, Bobby Ashley, bequeath my good grades and bus to Larry Renegar. I, Michael Barron, bequeath my bus to anybody who is deaf. I, Janice Bell, bequeath my bus to anybody who will have it. I, Mary Lou Bell, bequeath my position as editor of THE EAGLE to Vonda Groce. I, June Blevins, bequeath my position as manager of the basketball team to Kay Brown. I, Dwight Brown, bequeath my ability to read books to Bennie Wiles. I, Jean Brown, bequeath my position as pincher of the Monogram Club to Vena Carpenter in hopes she will do more pinching than I did. I, Lorene Brown, bequeath my heighth to Jane Nixon. I, Doris H.Carter, bequeath my locker and the long walk to it to Linda Bray. I, Donald Caudle, bequeath my title as Unscrupu- lous goof-off to Ronnie Swaim, I, Mary Chaffin, bequeath my love for U. N. C. to anyone who loves it as much as I do. I, Bobby Collins, bequeath my mischievous ways to Larry Harpe. I, Betty Dillard, bequeath my ability to get along with teachers to anyone who needs it. I, Peggy Dillard, bequeath my algebra book to Lynn Long. I, Alma S. Dobbins, bequeath my married life to Janice Henderson. I, Sue Doss, bequeath my ability to go to Yadkinville to Peggy Ireland. I, Phyllis Durham, bequeath my bus to anyone who will have it. I, Judy Everidge, bequeath my Algebra H book to Jane Brown. I, Lucy Gardner, bequeath my English book to Nancy Swisher. I, Libby Golden, bequeath my Most Popular to Kay Brown. I, Ray Hastings, bequeath my size twenty-eight football pa.nts to John Dillard. I, Lavonda Hemric, bequeath my excess weight to Gale Shaw. I, Sharon Hudler, bequeath my love for combo drummers to any Junior girl who wants it. I, Mary Inscore, bequeath my ability to cheat in geography to anybody who can get away with it. I, Donnie Ireland, bequeath my fine upstanding character and position in society to Gary Pardue. I, Claudia Johnson, bequeath my figure to Jessie Lane. I, Allen King, bequeath my Best Citizen to Larry Renegar. I, Betty Long, bequeath my ability to tell jokes in 6th period study hall to Charles Osborne. I, CynthiaMacy, bequeath my ability to do algebra to Doris Brown. I, Judy Pardue, bequeath my position as Chief Cheerleader to anyone who can afford plenty of throat spray. I, Rudy Pardue, bequeath my superior ability to do nothing to Ronnie Hanes. I, Dave Parks, bequeath all the girls in the Beta Club to Larry Renegar. I, Charles Sale, bequeath my bus to Wayne Nichol- son with regrets to an unwary soul. I, Johnny Shore, bequeath my nickname of Tarpin to Benny Coram. I, Margaret Shore, bequeath my love for all sailors to all girls. I, Pauline Simmons, bequeath my ability to get out of Mr. Carter's study hall to Tommy Wilmouth. I, Frankie Sloan, bequeath my football license to Peggy Ireland. I, Judy B. Stanley, bequeath my Most Athletic to Dinah Sprinkle. I, Claudia Swain, bequeath my position as pivot guard to anybody who can play without fouling. I, Glenda Swaim, bequeath my title of Homecoming Queen to some lucky girl in the Junior Class. I, Paul Swaim, bequeath my good grades in physics to someone who will need them. I, Johnny Tron, bequeath my jungle drums to Larry Crews. I, Edwin Turner, bequeath my ability to swing through trees to Larry Crews. I, Juanita Turner, bequeath my position as Busi- ness Manager of THE EAGLE to Dinah Sprinkle. I, Bobby Underwood, bequeath my ability to sleep in class to Jimmy Ashburn. I, PerryWagoner, bequeath my bus a.nd good looks to Gobble Cheek. I, Sadie Wagoner, bequeath Raymond Holleman's memories to old W. Y. H. S. I, Jo Welborn, bequeath my basketball suit to Nell Welborn. I, Phillip White, bequeath the power of my Olds to Ronnie Hanes' Ford. This documentwe proclaim to be our Last Will and Testament. In witness thereof we affix our seal. WITNESSES: CSignedJ Judy Pardue Castro Fabian Peanuts

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