Woodstock High School - Pillar Yearbook (Woodstock, VA)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAM NT OF THE CLASS OF '46 We, +he Class of 1946, do hereby make and publish this ot? last will and testament revoklng anl making void all former willl or p Cm1S8 To the all the ww brok been a h made by us dear aculty members who vom of the ages, we give fs iom of restful nlghts str in on them, for have been our instructors in and bequeath a sweet and un and peaceful dreams, It has seniors are said to be at all times and L.der all conditions difficult to manage, but they have all done tnel dzty, and now they shall have their well earned rewards as to such estate as it has pleased the fates and our own strong hands and bralns to win for us, we the graduating class do d1SpOSt of the same as follows phy to Car all Fmnk so that he can keep up with Virginia McLean when she le ves town I, Betsy Preston, will leave Pud to Linda if she can get him I S Fisher, will the booth in which I usually sit, at the Valley News Stand to Maxlne Miller I E n lyn Fultz, will a strand of my pretty hair to Mr Jones because he can make good use of it I leg 16 Whltmore, will my ability to blush to James Hepner so that he s the future President of the Safety Patrol will not have to 1DStB11 a stop light in front of the school I, Virglnia Cooley, will my pretty blue eyes to Betty Pritchard so that she will have a better chanch to get more dates I, Ann Yenchoff, will my curly hair to Hannah Peer, in hopes that she will take a much pains in putting it up as I did I, Sally Wine leave my freckles to Eunice Lambext because she l1kes them so much I, Hazel Funk wlll my Sunday School pin to Emogene Sheetz so that she W1 1 be more religious in the future I, Emma L u Clark, leave my c1t1zensh1p grades to Marlan Bashaw so that he w1ll become a qulet girl I, Mary Ann Wolverton, will my natural curls to Betty Moore, so Gordon Lambert will l1ke her better I, r t O'Rource, will my reputation for cltizenship, my witty saylnps, and my bubbling personality to Mary Sue Murdock I, Kathleen Mantz,w1ll my ability to dance to Colleen Calvert in the hopes that she wnll make good use of lt I, Naoml Carper, leave my Raven Red lipstick to Ellen French I, Phyllis Stoner, will all my troubles as Secretary of the Woodstock Home Economics Club to Patsy Cbpp, the new secretary CContinued on the next page.l .. r---- vp I .A Q I ' f ff '1 , , . n , 1. A en Guest s 3 ' , ard Q 2 ' 1Ua,' ' ' up f I , ' It tn ' 2 : e I, Madge Trimble, leave my ability to find places in geogra- w,.N w , , . ue I I 0 . K O y y J. -, N , 5 'Q ' N - l , A-iq. . A a ' I . . y w 9 . 3 . fs ' , X, Q ' , 1. e . .1 l V g . o .- , A O .. . . 1 oy . . s . M, . 4,' ' l 0 'a 1 ' 'T ' O L ' . O C

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I, Jean Lambert, leave my ability to get along well with the teachers and principal to any junior girl who might need it. I, Jean Shipp, will my tallness to Betsy Funk, and I hope she will make good use of it. I, Goldie Irwin, leave my graduation ring to my sister, Audrey because I know she will never have one of her own F ar es Gw1n, will my pretty blue eyes to Christine Sager, lary Strosn1der, will my perseverance to get through high school to Be lyn Cook, and I hope that he can finish Fr nces Reynard, will my blond hair to Mary Jo Sweeney, so she will be cute little blond I Alma Funf, do bequeath all my wads of chewing gum, my candy bars whlch are lext from this year, and my giggles in Spanish class to Dot Lambert I, nexerly Llchliter, do will my time and a half pay for Sat urday work O1 theNSchool Dazeu to Betty Gibbs Jackme Barr, w1ll my winnlng ways with cadets to Margaret Lytton F ances Mumaw, will my sunny disposmtion to Barbara Sager Ethel G eene, as Presldent of the Woodstock Home Economics Club, will my troubles with the Mother Daughter Banquet to Elaine Dysart, the new president I, Lee M Le.n, do hereby solemnly bequeath to John Luther Derrlck my bad reputation with the teachers,my sklll in gettingokl of trouble, and my SX6Cut1V9 ability 1n youth relig1ous work I,Warren Clem,do oereby will my punctuality record to Marshall Miller in the hope that he won't be tardy to too many first period classes I, Robert Peer, do hereby will my farming likes and dislikes, and my fertil1zer qucstlons and answers to Junlor Bradfield I Robert L1HHWC1f6I w111 my G I recollections and my mas tery of Engl 1 gramm forms to Donald Gatchell in the hopes that both of u w ll IlFlSl oul college educatlon before Uncle Sam changes our C I B111 ox Ylghts Ch rles Boyer, do wlll my avovidupois to Granville Helsley Fugene S ger, do w ll my quiet ways, my many girl admirers, Ju df Nor 130D do hereby will my mechanic abllity in coax n and adyu nlng our aillnp movie machlne to Buddy Hoover I, Cay Brenner, l ave my grunbllng abllity to Harry Miller and om Mantz I,bouplas Hottel,w1ll my atom1c energy secrets to Billy Kipps e tle en Class of 1946, bequeath to the Athletic Associ ation flpLy col o be used 1n the bulldlng of bleachers on the athletic 41 All tke r uder of ou1 property we leave to the general fund to be as a futul c ass s see f1t We appolnt as our executor, our prlncipal, Mr Jones Given under our hands and seal, May 30, 1946 UW! 5 I I, r rc ' I, M, ' 1' e I. a . a . 7 1' .' C - I ,, Q , ' T ' 0 r . I, , V . . .. I, r . ' . I, L. r ' 4 ' 0 C f' . . . . . . 1 . A . g . . . 1 ' . ' : . - ' ' ,isl ' I ar . . S i .'E -1 ' l 'a o X' - 1 L13 -o I, -a , . . , I, . A' as i and my ability to work in the shop to George Wetzel. I, I d,f A r' , ' - i g N I Y. QV. 3 G. .2 1 -. . . - - c . T . e,T in . . ' W , ul ' S Hlflf' c 0 'A 'I S' if 'Lars -L ' ' ' dell. fy renaig ' , ' ex s rc lf ,c ' , . U I I C 0 f llfw 1 J