Yonge High School - Yongester Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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CAM Y!!! We the Semor class ofP K Yonge be1ng of lnstructed m1nds decomposmg memory and almost superatorruc understandmg declare and make publlc thls our last w1ll and testament hereby revok1ng and makmg senseless all other class w1lls and prom1ses spoken We w1ll and bequeath to the faculty our love honor and obed1ence but especlally to our pr1nc1pal and our Sen1or sponsor the w1sh that the1r days may be more enjoyable and the1r mghts more restful for they need no longer worry about us To the Junlors we w1ll our Sen1or Prwlleges Joke our speclal seats 1n assembly and above all our beloved Shakespeare We the Sen1ors leave to Mr Swlft the pr1v1lege of be1ng guardlan to Shakespeare CARL ANDREWS leaves h1s blond good looks and smooth lme to HENRY GRAY to help HENRY w1n someone to whom he can glve h1s Y sweater ROSE ARNOLD leaves the flery ball she throws to RED DENTON to add to h1s own ab1l1ty so that P K w1ll have a smash upbaseball team JO BEAL w1lls her cheerleader sweater to JACKIE BURCHhop1ng JACKIE w1ll have more luck hold1ng It down GEORGE BECKER leaves h1s b1g f1sh catch to MAR GARET WOOD the better to catch someth1ng else KIT BEECHER w1llsh1s northern accent to MARJORIE SCHNELLE who talks lxke a blond rebel NEENA BLACK leaves her 1nfec t1ous laugh to DELORES BOHANNON who always seems to have someth1ng to laugh about IRENE BLAKE leaves her portable her eraser and her copy sheets to next year s annual typ1st FRANCES BOLTIN leaves her flammg tresses to ELIZABETH THOMAS who IS many boys l1ttle flame RAMONA BOOZER w1lls her w1nn1ng smlle to MARY ELLEN SWILLEY to add to her numerous charms JERRY BRIGGS leaves h1s tltle of a w1t to JOE DUNLAP hasn t already taken to college to RUTH MARIE DURHAM so she can hold the Athlet1c Honors MARY BRYAN leaves her soft southern accent to PAUL LAGASSE so that he can lengthen hxs strmg of adrrurers ROYCE BURLISON bequeaths her sweet pat1ent ways of gettlng along wlth all the teachers and students to GERALDINE STAPLETON EDITH CAM ERON leaves her pep and pulchrltude to BILL PAGE DICK CARRIGAN leaves h1s store of knowledge to PEGGY WOODS so she w1ll know for sure wlth whom she has her next date BOB DAVIDSON and ANN EMERSON leave the funds for GATOR TALES to CAROLYN MAR TINSON w1th str1ct 1nstruct1ons not to take up then' hablts and embezzle the funds MARY ANN DORSEY leaves her natural blond ha1r to JOHN MEIER who 15 dymg to be a blond CONSTANCE DURHAM bequeaths her ab1l1ty to act all the t1me to BETTY JO GARDINER KAY EUTSLER leaves fl1rtat1ous eyes to any Junlor g1rl Beware boys BETTY GADDUM leaves the roads 1n H1b1SCuS Park to a certaln Jun1or who seems to be eternally scout1ng them SHIRLEY GADDUM leaves to DON RILEY an amaz1ng adeptness m the fleld of art After all RILEY S got to have some means of support when he grows up C C GAINES was broke who cares about the Jumors anyway MARTINE GLASS can tdec1de whlch to leave the Lmcoln or Oakley BOB GRAY leaves the forty elght hour day wh1ch he lnvented to CYRIL PICKREN so he w1ll have twlce as much t1me to loaf MARIE GREEN leaves to the Jumors her sweet d1spos1t1on don t laugh lt mlght help' PEG HARTER w1th a few except1ons leaves her lovely wardrobe to JOAN ROBERTSON who can add It to her own and start a department store DON HESTER leaves h1s surplus potentlal energy to JIMMY SANDERS provxded he w1ll use It to the best of h1s ab1l1ty ROSE MARIE HEYWARD leaves gleefully the headaches she has acqulred w1th th1s w1ll to next year s Feature Ed1tor 72 C l . 1 n a . K w, u 1 who is already half of one. BETTY BROCKENBROUGH wills her athletic abilities that she