Woolwine High School - Twin Oaks Yearbook (Woolwine, VA)

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James Harris Judy Harris Charlotte Hatcher Dewey Hatcher Maynard Hubbard Rachel Hubbard Clyde Hylton Everine Hylton Johnny Johnson Mary Lawson Davis McAlexander Conrad Midkiff Hazel Moran Johnnie Pendleton Roger Pendleton Edward Pilson Ralph Pilson Wanda Pilson Betty Jo Roberson Barbara Rorrer Bernice Rorrer Eunice Rorrer Juley Salmons Melvin Scott Etta Setliff Wade Spencer Jeannie Thomas Paul Thomas Maynard Wood Nancy Wright

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Virginia Patrick County Woolwine We, the Senior Class of Woolwine High School of the above state, county, and city, in the year nineteen hundred and fifty-eight, being of sound mind and body, having attained enough knowledge to graduate and to take up the ways of life do hereby make this, our Last Will and Testament. ARTICLE I To Mr. Newman, our principal, we leave our deepest appreciation for his help and thanks for his kindness shown toward us. ARTICLE II To our teachers, we leave many thanks for their leadership and words of encouragement, and their watching over us and directing our moves. ARTICLE III To the building we leave deep feel- ing for the vivid memories of the past. ARTICLE IV To the Junior Class, we will our Senior privileges, responsibilities, and dignity. I, Gerald Wright, leave my pleasing personality to Leon Pendleton. I, Eva Wright, leave my ability to get along with everyone to Judy Conner. I, Crystal Foley, leave the job of cleaning the never-ending stacks of dishes in the cafete ria to Ninner DeHart. I, Margie Moran, leave my willing- ness to cooperate to Paul Foley. I, Lillie Mae Foley, leave my ability to be quiet to Helen Harbour. I, Barbara Hatcher, leave my good nature to Evon Pendleton, who is try- ing to get mean. I, Vada Boyd, leave my hard work and love for school to Thelma Harris. I, Patsy Brammer, leave my place on the hard-working Student Council to Kyle Walker. I, Rita Hall, leave my sincere ways to Nancy Turner. I, Blanco Midkiff, leave my love for pretty girls to Olin Pendleton. 1, Dovie Ann Hylton, leave my love for basketball to Ilene Thomas, hoping that she will make W. H. S. famous. I, Carol Ann Griffith, leave my ability to get by with mischief to P - y Turner. I, Joyce Conner, leave my worn- out lungs to Darnell Adams, hoping she won't wear a hole in them. I, LaVerne Foley, leave my dear ole piano stool to Wanda Marshall. I, Lorene Rakes, leave my happy- go-lucky attitude to Larmie Pendleton. I, David Conner, leave my habit of speaking ny mind at any and all times to Moir Ingram. I, Freed i .cher, 1 e a v e my seat in the senior class and ability to get there to Maynard Lovell. I, Hollis Rorrer, leave my desire to finish high school to Annie Agee. I, Betty Lou Hrfynes, leave my love for music to Barbara Morrison, hoping that she will keep on playing the piano. I, EleanorWright, leave my love for English and school to Betty Wood. I, Harlowe Bowling, leave my ability to get along with the girls to Clyde Thomas. I, Orea Foley, leave my dreams to anyone who can make them come true. We do hereby suscribe our names and affix our seal, this, the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty-eight. December 11 Orea Foley Class of'58 Witnesses: Mrs. Beatrice Wood Miss Beulah Thomas 25