Winfield High School - General Yearbook (Winfield, WV)

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50:44 LZ! le, the Senior Class of 1953, Winfield High School, Town of Winfield, County of Putnam, State of lest Virginia, United States, North America, West ern Hemisphere, do hereby state, shout, broadcast, telecast, make public, clara, and insist that this is our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT ITEM After all our just and lawfully contracted debts are paid, cluding our graduating expenses, we make the following collective bequests lst. We do hereby direct our thanks to Dr Biggs and other members the faculty for their efforts in making our class one of the best known at W H S Has any other class visited the office more frequently? 2nd We leave the dusting of desks, washing of windows, and other general cleaning to Mr Childers We also take this occasion to express our wish that he double his efforts when the new building is ready for occupancy so that it may be spotless at all times. rd. promised. dignity th. To the Freshman ing for any of our treasured 6th, To the Freshman teachers, who are still very 7th. To the Board of To the Junior Class we will the new building which we had been Class, who, we feel, are not yet capable of car belongings, we leave nothing. Class of next year we leave our battle scarred capable of drilling another group of raw recruits Education we bequeath the sum of S3 08 for the purpose of engraving our names on a plaque in the hallway of the new building ITEM! As individuals we make the following donations and bequests Norma Sturgeon leaves her curly hair to Pat Paxson. Mary Sue Baldwin leaves 5 inches of her height to Freda Owsley Doris Briscoe leaves her quietness to Alma Terry Jean Davis leaves her ability to type to Sylvia Miller S Patty Glenn leaves her ability to be a good, successful, and last ing majorette to Betty Watson Take it easy, Bettyk 6 Jo Doss bequeaths her long hair and the energy to take care of it to Delores Pennington 7, Jean Meadows, our cutest girl, leaves that title to Sue Cargill 0 de- : in- . of 3 Lth, To the Sophomore Class we will our high scholastic standing, and 5 .. 1. 2. A . 3. . M. . , - 0

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June lack leaves her ability to keep her white shoes polished to her niece, Iris Mack Norma Hudnall leaves her art of getting 'A's' to Willard Chandler 0, Tom Ball leaves the sum of one thin dime on deposit with Georgia for chewing gum for Mrs lyers. ll. John Duffield bequeaths his ability to make the All State football team to Jim Fewell 12. Calvin Escue leaves to all future senior class presidents his ability as a presiding officer, his argumentativeness, and his unerring judg ment 13. Dana Burgess leaves the ability to stay out of trouble Cwhich he learned just this yearl to Kip Payne. lh. Ray Spence entrusts the responsibility of protecting and caring for his wood carvings to Jim Crawford. They are numerous, scattered through out the building, mostly on the desk tops in the class rooms. 15. Carl Richards leaves his ability to sleep during class to Ross Dent 16 Beecher Arbaugh bequeaths the 'Generalsn medicine kit to anyone 17. Jim Harrison leaves his red hair to Delano Pennington, He'd like to see him grow a flaming red beard for the senior play next year. 18 Fred Hunt leaves his ability to get along with the seventh grade girls to Coach Bob Anderson 19. Scotty Cottrell leaves his ability to play a trumpet to anyone windy enough to blow one 20. Carl Lawrence intended to leave his affectionate title of 'Termite' to someone, but at the last moment decided to take it with him 21. Carol Dolin leaves her secret reducing diet to Wanda Mitchell 2 Wanda Dudding Goff leaves her cheerleading uniform to Barbara Robertson Kenneth Goff leaves his red hair to anyone with the temper to match it Jerry Young wills his old flame Barbara Reed to Ross Dent, hoping Ross won't meet with as many difficulties and obstacles in dating her as he did 25. Jim Christy leaves his upper denture to anyone who can wear it 8. 9. . l who can carry it. 2 . 23. ah..