Woodleaf High School - Acorn Yearbook (Woodleaf, NC)

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OWOAMNHwWpNH Gene Hall Haskell Shoaf Lorene Corriher Janet McDaniel Janet Brown Donnie Gullett Donny Holshouser Flake and Colleen, Wilson Ruth Thomason Eva Nell Fleming Sylvia McDaniel Martha Benson 13, 14, 15, 16; Uz 18. 13% 20. pal 22, 23, 24, Evelyn Bartlett Henry Waller Geraldine Doss Betty Murph Ronald Hellard Ray Bean Jack Gullett Charlie Williams Arthur and Ann Ratledge Harold Allen Annette Miller Jo Ann Evans 20. 26, 27. 28. 29, 30, 31, 32. 33, 35, 36, Jeanette McIntyre Bill Wetmore Barbara Penninger Frank Jacobs Bobby Julia Safley Jimmy Harkey Geralene Campbell Jerry Reavis Rachel Shoaf M.L. Hamilton Nancy Miller Walter Fleming

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior class of Woodleaf High School, County of Rowan, and State of North Carolina, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any wills made by us before, ARTICLE I We, the Senior Class, leave unto the school and the teachers our voices and laughter in the halls, and all of our good times, hoping that they will forget the bad. We leave unto the Juniors our hope that their Senior year will be as happy and wonderful as ours. We leave unto the Sophomores the ability to study hard, play fair, and urge them to forget their mis- chievous ways. We leave unto the Freshmen the ability to become Seniors. ARTICLE II I, Harold Allen, will bus number 29 to Robert Waller. I, Ray Bean, leave my neatly combed hair to Joan Penninger. I, Walter Fleming, leave my Superlative - Most Studious = to Bobby Coble, I, Jack Gullett, leave my ability to become a Senior to Thelma Eagle, I, Gene Hall, leave my record of getting to class on time without resting to Carl Holshouser, I, M. L. Hamilton, will my ability to own a convertible to Coy Sheets. 1, Jimmy Harkey, will my privilege of being absent from school and still becoming a Senior to Charlie Snider, I, Ronald Hellard, leave my short-hair cut to Carl Holshouser so he won't get tired combing his hair, I, Donny Holshouser, will my wit and sense of humor to Sheely Pope. I, Frank Jacobs, leave my long hair to Joe Morgan, so he will keep warm in the winter. I, Arthur Ratledge, leave my athletic achievements to Margie Robbins, I, Jerry Reavis, leave my privilege of attending this school to everyone, I, Bobby Safley, leave my ability to be absent frequently from school and still make good grades to Clyde Mow ery. I, Haskell Shoaf, leave my art of eating in class and getting by with it to Sylvia Penley. I, Henry Waller, leave my wise cracks and their results to Aldolph Evans, I, Bill Wetmore, leave my curly hair to Jackie Poole, I, Charlie Williams, will my ability to drag race to anyone lucky enough not to get caught. I, Flake Wilson, will my ability to play a mandolin to Franklin Myers. I, Evelyn Bartlett, leavy my mischievousness to Mamie Pinkston, I, Martha Jean Benson, leave my privilege of attending Bible Club to Lethia Archer, I, Janet Brown, leave my quietness to Fern Swicegood,