Windsor High School - Duke Yearbook (Windsor, VA)

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Last Will and Testament The 1952 Seniors of VVindsor High School, being sound in body and sound in mind, do wish to make, publish, and declare this document to be their last will and testament. Philip Raveling wills his fine grades in dependability to Everett Bradshaw. Benjamin Gardner wills his typing ability to Marjorie Uzzell and Helen Uzzell and hopes they will improve the hunt and peck system. Bobby Claud wills his curly hair to Tommy Carr. jimmy Holland wills his excuse blank to Charles Bland in hopes he will get tired of having it signed and get to school on time. Bill Joe Bracey leaves his punctuality to lXfIrs. Hall. Francis Joyner just leaves. Roland Byrum wills his quiet ways to jimmy Crocker and hopes that classes will be more orderly. Ann Powell wills her right hand pass to Barbara Braswell and hopes she can use both left and right next year in -basketball. Marie Scott wills her shoes to Mary Frances Kello in hopes that she will wear size 42 next year. Annie Nlae Williams wills her quiet disposition to hflary Frances Jones and Dorothy Branch. Hersie Gay Pierce wills his temper and meanness to Lawrence Bailey Carr. Dottie Steele wills her desk to Janice Bracey. Betty Holland wills her desk in the senior room to Minnie Ann Carr,' and hopes she can clean the chewing gum ol? of it and open a business. Ann Powell wills her ability to 'ihook a husband to Coleen Carr. Dot Lynch wills her art of getting into mischief to Shirlee Powell, and hopes she Won't get in trouble. Ellen hflunford wills her slim figure to Dean Murphy and hopes she can develop it. Betty Johnson wills her Good Citizen Award to Aimee Lee Raveling. Thomas Alphin wills his long curly hair to Joe Pete johnson for safekeeping. leryl Wliite Wills his dare-devil driving to Newman Beale. Ed Spivey wills his ability to participate in sports to Reginald Powell in hopes that he may discover it. Bobby Turner wills his ability to get along with teachers to Wilton Hedgepeth so there will never be a dull moment in class. Clay Hudson wills his laziness to Jackie Spivey and hopes she won't be so energetic in basketball. Bobby Whitley wills his courting ability to Henry Rawls Grilfin and hopes he will win Shirley. Thurman Parker wills his ways of expressing himself to Peggy Gwaltney. The members of the Senior Class witness their hand to this will and seal this second day of June, nineteen hundred and fifty-two.

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JUNIORS First Rofw: Newman Beale, Charles Bland, Lawrence Carr, Tommy Carrfjimmie Crocker. Sefond Rofw: Henry Rawls Griffin, Joe Pete johnson, Wilton Hedgepeth, Reginald Powell, Tony Alphin Willis. Third Rofw: Janice Bracey, Dorothy Branch, Barbara Braswell, Betty Braswell Spivey, Coleen Carr. Fourth Rofw: Minnie Ann Carr, Peggy Gwaltney, Mary Frances jones, Mary Frances Kello, Dean Murphy. U Igfth Rofw: Shirlee Powell, Aimee Lee Raveling, jackie Spivey, Marjorie Uzzell, Helen zze .