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

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TJUNICRQSENIOR BANQUET ' Q . Hote1 Robert E. Lee 1 A May 13, 1961 A u A ' 1 Mistress of Ceremonies. . 1 ' The Songbirds s 1 Y N q I co111d have' danced all night. A Q Head Table , , The Big Three H

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the members of the 1962 Senior Class of West Yadkin High, realizing that the date of our departure is drawing to a close have assembled together some of our most prized possessions and have divided them accordingly in this, our Last Will and Testament. I, Cynthia Allen, bequeath my place on Deacon Hill to Jane Angell. I, Donald Ball, bequeath my good English grades to Gray Seagraves, I, Linda Bray, bequeath my position as F.H.A, reporter to Jo Ann Riley. I, Doris Brown, bequeath my Best All Aroimd to Jane Angell. I, Kay Brown, bequeath my Most Popular to Lynn Long. I, Charles Bryant, bequeath my position as co-captain of the basketball team to anyone who goes out. I, Peggy Burchette, bequeath my love for math to Jerry Blankenship. I, Joe Carlyle, bequeath my ability to play basketball to Steve Swaim. I, Vena Carpenter, bequeath my good times to Kay Shore. I, Anne Casstevens, bequeath my fond memories to the Juniors. I, Arthur Collins, bequeath my ability to get through school to anyone who deserves it. I, Benny Coram, bequeath my baseball uniform to anyone who wants the tore up old thing. I, Bill Cummings, bequeath my Fast Ford to Joe Cummings. I, Spencer Davis, bequeath my Mr. West Yadkin to some other lucky boy. I, Martha Evans, bequeath my nickname Shorty to Sue Cheek. I, Bud Everidge, bequeath my ability to go to class mmprepared to Gerald Gardner. I, Vonda Groce, bequeath my position as editor of The Eagle to Nan Bell. I, Janice Hall, bequeath my Best Look- ing to some lucky Jiuiior girl. I, Ronnie Hanes, bequeath my love for football to all boys. I, Larry Harpe, bequeath my Best Citi- zen to Barry Wagoner. I, Jackie Henderson, bequeath my ability to stay in the side ditches to anyone who can't drive. I, Letha Ingool, bequeath my quiteness to Janice Henderson. I, Peggy Ireland, bequeath my ability to get out of class to anyone who can. I, Sonny Long, bequeath my Ford bus to anyone who likes it. I, Gray Macy, bequeath myjob in Agricul- ture to some other lucky boy. I, Ernest Mauldin, bequeath my ability to study hard and make bad grades to anyone who can. I, Margie Money, bequeath my ability to get along with Mr. Cash to Brenda Caudle. I, Rhoda Morrison, bequeath my jinx to anyone--Someone please break it. I, Jane Nixon, bequeath my Friendliest to some lucky Junior girl. I, Annie Oliver, bequeath all my long trips to Yadkinville to Judy Oliver. I, Linda Oliver, bequeath my position as cheerleader to Lynn Long. I, Charles Osborne, bequeath my first string positions in sports to Gerald Gardner. I, Larry Renegar, bequeath all to my little brother Archie, because he needs it. I, Ray Seagraves, bequeath my hoping and wishing to Wanda Cook. I, Gale Shaw, bequeath my giggle to Alyce Gardner. I, Larry Shore, bequeath my Wittiest to Gary Pardue. I, Dinah Sprinkle, bequeath my Most Athletic to Alyce Gardner. I, Nancy Swisher, bequeath my good times at school to Jeanette Stokes. I, Shonnie Tulbert, bequeath my Miss West Yadkin to some lucky girl. I, Barbara Wells, bequeath my driving ability to anyone who can't drive. I, Tim White, bequeath my ability to make bad grades to anyone who will accept it. I, Tom Wilmoth, be que ath my football uniform to Wayne Church. I, Junior Wooten, be que ath my center position on the bench to anyone who wants it. WITNESSES: Testator The Twister Kay Brown The Great Pumpkin Yogi Bear

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AROUND SCHCOL Why is Watt without Judy? Faye's Flashettes Coached by Mrs. Faye Myers 'And they're supposed to be smart! ! ! Casper, what happened to the Person behind you? 5 n This must be Mr. Reece's class