Woodleaf High School - Acorn Yearbook (Woodleaf, NC)

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FROM ALPHA

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of Woodleaf School, extend to our parents our sincere appreciation for their kind assistance during our twelve happy years of school. To our teachers and principal, we give our most heartfelt thanks for their efforts. To the Juniors, we leave our Senior dignity, our Senior privileges, and our personal property as follows: I, Ann Adams, will my ability to hold a boy friend by mail to Jeanette Kinley. I, Charles Kluttz, leave my ability to keep a clean bus (especially during inspection time) to Mona Marlowe and Juanita Gentle. I, Dolores Lyerly, give my good nature to Joan Cranford and Margaret Lyerly. I, Gerald Steele, will my ability to pester the teachers to Sammy Martin and Jerry Cranford. I, Lois Goodman, will my unusual smile and huge muscles to Faye Elliott and Oma Lee Click. I, Ann Fisher, bequeath my ability to get a diamond in my Senior year to Loretta Watson, I, Frances Foster, leave my ability to type to Leonard Williams and Patsy Gibbons, : I, H. T. Hall, bequeath my respect for other people to Bruce McDaniel. I, Priscilla McDaniel, will my good manners to Peggy Adams and Martha Lyerly. I, Betty Jane Pope, leave my privilege to speak my mind to Barbara Benson, so the Senior Class will have someone to express its opinion, I, Bobby Godbey, give my faithfulness to one girl to Bill Myers and Cuthiel Wood. I, Nancy Lyerly, will my superlative title ‘‘Cutest’’ to Jane Miller and Peggy Webb. I, Barbara Swaim, leave my ability to ask questions (especially in Econ- omics) to Thomas Poole. I, Dan Adams, bequeath my mischievousness to Frank Hoover. I, Betty Ratledge, give my ability to make A’s to Gene Honeycutt and Carl Steele. I, Lois Swicegood, will my ability to laugh all day to Jim Tuttleton. (Don't take life so seriously, Jim!) I, Clyde Lippard Jr., leave to Neely Moore 16 inches in height, so his position on the basketball team won't be on the bench, I, Peggy McDaniel, will my neatness and poise to Linda Murph and Norma Painter. (Not that they need any, however.) I, Douglas Burgess, leave to John Lyerly my position as art editor on the Leaf and the Acorn. Witnesses: Mrs. Pauline Y, Cook Douglas Burgess, Lawyer Mrs. David Chambers

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TO OMEGA